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When administering an IV, you should start with peripheral veins. If the upper veins are used and the arm swells due to fluid leaking outside the vein, reinserting the IV in the back of the hand would cause the fluid to flow towards the heart, ultimately causing the arm to swell again. Additionally, for patients who require long-term treatment, it is important to preserve the good veins in the upper extremities. While this may not be a significant concern for those with short hospital stays and quick recoveries, it is crucial for patients who need extended treatment.