Are you asking how long the child could live without proper medical attention? If so that's really a tough question. It would depend on many things. What caused the puncture? How large is the wound? Is the puncture causing a problem like air getting into the chest cavity or filling the chest with blood and how rapidly? Is the object that caused the puncture still in the wound? Does the child have any aggravating condition (such as asthma or bronchitis)? How much blood is being lost? Very many questions with few answers so here is a guess. If the puncture is just a puctured lung with only slight bleeding air is kept from entering the chest cavity no other lung condition is present and shock is properly treated a child could last quite some time with a punctured lung. However there are usually many more problems than just a puncture so I will say from 3-15 minutes without much treatment depending on the severity of the problem. At any rate Hospitalization would be necessary immediately.0


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