Which of the following statements regarding intraosseous infusion is correct?
A. Compared to an IV line, fluid does not flow well into the bone because of resistance
B. Manual IO insertion is performed by approaching the bone at a 45° angle.
C. The incidence of osteomyelitis is high following intraosseous infusion.
D. Intraosseous needles consist of a solid boring needle inside a hollow Teflon catheter
Answer: A. Compared to an IV line, fluid does not flow well into the bone because of resistance
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