File:Pediatric IO.jpg

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English: Pediatric leg for identification of proximal tibeal intraosseous insertion site landmark. Search words: Emergency medicine, IO, Easy IO, intraosseous, shock, trauma, hypovolemia, CPR, PALS, medical, nursing, needle, ER, ICU, PICU, code management, IV fluid, access, bolus, bone, leg, normal saline, blood, infusion, inotropes, MVA, hospital, MD, EMS, EMT, paramedic, advanced life support, child, peds, epinephrine, adrenaline
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