NIO Pediatric (NIO P): Locating the Insertion Site on the Tibia + Demo on a Pediatric Patient

Описание: The NIO Pediatric™ (PN- NIO-P) is a spring-based, automatic intraosseous access device for pediatric patients, 3-12 years of age, in the proximal tibia. It features an 18G needle, built-in locating arrows, and a red spacer which adjusts the penetration depth to accommodate for patient age.

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NIO: Safe, Rapid & Ready-To-Use When It Matters Most

When a life is on the line, but IV access isn’t an option, the NIO™ Family of Intraosseous Devices answers the call by delivering life-saving drugs, fluid or blood directly into the marrow of a bone.

Oftentimes, IV access is not available or cannot be obtained quickly, putting patients’ lives at risk when seconds count. NIO intraosseous devices provide a non-collapsible entry point into the systemic venous system, making this ideal for use in patients with limited or no vascular access, or when the patient may be at risk of increased morbidity or mortality if access is not obtained. 1 In fact, according to 2020 American Heart Association Guidelines for CPR and ECC, “Although IV access is preferred, for situations in which IV access is difficult, IO access is a reasonable option.” 2

Select the NIO device that’s just right for your patient and experience the NIO difference, with this easy to use, sterile, single-use, all in one intraosseous device.

Ready-To-Use:
No batteries, assembly or external power source are required

All-In-One-Solution:
Everything needed to achieve IO access, including a securement dressing. No additional parts or accessories required.

Safe:
Unexposed needle decreases the risk of accidental needle injury; dual safety mechanisms to prevent
unintentional activation

Long Shelf Life:
5 years at room temperature

1. The Role of the Registered Nurse in the use of Intraosseous Vascular Access Devices, April 17, 2020, Position Statement, The art and Science of Infusion
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2. 2020 AHA Guidelines Update for CPR and ECC