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    Efficacy of intraosseous access in adults in emergency situations for fluid resuscitation
    (Universidad Privada Norbert Wiener, 2020-01-05) Reusche Arrese De Weber, Elena Elizabeth; Vasquez Azuaje, Victor Alexis; Calsin Pacompia, Wilmer
    OBJECTIVE: To analyze the systematic evidence of the effectiveness of intraosseous access in adults in emergency situations. MATERIAL AND METHODS: Quantitative study, whose design is through systematic reviews which was based on the search in: PubMed, EBSCO, Scopus, Scielo, for the analysis the GRADE system was used which measures the quality of the evidence and the strength of the recommendation. POPULATION AND SAMPLE: The academic work consisted of a total population of 40 scientific articles and a sample of 10 scientific articles. RESULTS: It is established that intraosseous access should be used when vascular access is compromised given the critical conditions of the patient. Obtaining an acceptance of 80% due to its easy and quick handling in terms of the technique once learned CONCLUSION: 100% of scientific articles show the effectiveness of intraosseous access in adults in emergency situations, acting as a substitute for vascular access , when the conditions of the critical patient do not allow them to be eligible in a first option. Taking into consideration that these articles state that it should be used only for 24 hours, once fluids have been restored, a vascular access must be canalized and the intraosseous catheter removed. Noting its speed and easy placement technique, any fluid can be administered, including blood products, vasopressors, and collection of blood samples.