I was one of the unlucky guys with a low rider in high school with loud subwoofers. Did not think about the hearing loss I would experience from that time period of my life even though I was only around it for 2 years before my brain made the correct choice to stop doing it. I still find it hard to believe they are making medical equipment for the purpose of displaying how much money you have to waste. During these challenging economic times I'm sure the sales of such devices will drop significantly.

0

Would love to see a video fo this one in action. Orlowski published a study showing how IO is statistically similar to Central line and better than Peripheral IV. The ez-io has a its 250 insertions summerized on its web site under the research section. I have witnessed someone use the EZ-IO, BIG and FAST 1. The EZ-IO is by far the best option. They like its user controllability (if that is a word), the Impact is miniml which translates to less micro fractures in surrounding bone, a more defined border with less extrasfasation (once again sp?) from arond the catheter and into the superficial tissue. It seems that every field tech should have this medical supply at their disposal if they are trained in how and when to use it. Great product.

0

So maybe the cost of going into the medical profession will lessen by using more simulators and less doctors. This also would allow more people to study and train on their own time schedule. Would love to see more of this develop in the future.

0