There is a whole lot of nonsense in this “article”.

No one has used and left rigid needles in the body (outside of dialysis) for many, many decades. It is a plastic (of varying types) catheter over a steel needle.

One that catheter is introduced, the needle is removed. Those catheters are designed to be flexible.

No information on flow rates. No information on safety in hyperthermic patients. No information on its safety in hypothermia patients. How well does it do when the patients body temp is 85°F?

The IV tubing in the background very much looks like it has latex on it, which has basically been eliminated since the late 80s.

In short…sounds like nonsense.

So if something happens……

That’s pretty scary.

Most rural buses are On the road for at least 4 hours a day. 45-1 hr trips to school are common.

And that assumes all ages in the same bus.