In the case of short-term peripheral access, the strategy changes depending on the presence or absence of visible/palpable superficial veins of the upper limb, or whether the child is classifiable as DIVA (Difficult IntraVenous Access) or not.
In the case of short-term peripheral access, the strategy changes depending on the presence or absence of visible/palpable superficial veins of the upper limb, or whether the child is classifiable as DIVA (Difficult IntraVenous Access) or not.