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Re: Diesel Or I/O?
by
iona
As an anaesthetist who get called to these sorts of things not infrequently, I have a very low threshold for inserting an IO needle in little ones. They are not the easiest things to learn to do, but are certainly life saving. I certainly wouldn't expect the paramedics to try this, although would not criticise them for doing so.
I think diesel is definately your best bet, unless you know there will be a significant delay in getting there.
From the story, the delay in starting care for this child once in hospital seems worrying - was a senior doc/paed present, or was it just juniors flapping around?
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