peripheral iv lines

How Long Can a Peripheral IV Line Stay In?

Typically, a peripheral IV line can remain in place for up to 72-96 hours, depending on the child’s condition and the site of insertion. If the line is no longer necessary or has complications, it should be removed and replaced if needed.

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