Infant IV Needle Gauge: Choosing the Right Size for Infants
The size of the needle used to start an IV in an infant depends on the size of the infant's vein and the type of IV line being inserted. In general, a 24-gauge or 26-gauge needle is used for peripheral IVs in infants, and a 22-gauge needle may be used for central IVs.Babies & Teething - Related Articles
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