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=== Intra-osseous access: === * Identify the puncture site 2cm below the tibial tuberosity, on anteromedial surface * Attach cannula to drill - usually in the kit, pink is for paediatric, blue for most sites, yellow is longer for humerus or obese patients ** Medial malleolus where shaft meets ankle ** Distal femur, anterior, two finger-breadths above wide condyles ** Humeral head, into greater tuberosity * Clean skin * LA? * Introduce the needle and advance to bone. Fire drill until you feel give and then push into the cavity. Don't advance too far, you'll go into the back wall. * Attach the needle to a 10mL syringe and should be able to aspirate bone marrow * Inject saline - if it goes ok, likely correctly located * Infusion via the catheter Β of 2mL 2% lignocaine over two minutes provides good analgaesia [[Category:Trauma]]
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