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The Needle Isn’t What Hurts Most About IO Access

Study Notes · Intraosseous Access The Needle Isn’t What Hurts Most About IO Access It’s a reasonable assumption: drilling a needle into bone sounds like the painful part of IO access. The literature says something different — the needle is only briefly...

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