Into a vein. An often referred -to method of providing fluids.
adj. Used in administering fluids or medicines into the veins
The introduction of a substance, usually fluid or drugs, directly into a vein.
(in-tra-VEE-nus) -- IV. Injected into a blood vessel.
Of or pertaining to the inside of a vein, describing a thrombus or an injection, infusion, or catheter.
An injection into the veins.
An injection made directly into the vein.
Intra (within) Venous (veins) techniques are ways to put medication into the blood directly. This involves piercing the blood vessel and placing a catheter (a tube) into the bloodstream, through which medication can be injected very rapidly, or blood taken out for testing. This is the fastest route for drug administration.
Given by way of the veins.
Administration of a medicine by injection in the body's circulatory system.
A think, plastic tube placed in a baby's umbilical artery and/or vein (UA or UV line) or in a vein in the head, hand or foot. It is used to take a blood sample and/or to give fluids and nourishment.
(IV) means into a vein. See also: Adjuvant-Chemotherapy See also: Chemotherapy.
The administration of drugs or fluids directly into the vein.
(IN-truh-VEE-nus) pyelogram (PY-loh-gram) (IVP): An x ray of the urinary tract. A dye is injected to make urine visible on the x ray and show any blockage in the urinary tract.
feeding: Feeding through a vein. Also called parenteral alimentation or parenteral nutrition.
Injected in a vein. Also called IV.
a method for administering drugs into the body via injection into a vein.
also called IV; a solution or medication is administered intravenously (through a vein).
Placing a substance (e.g. drug) directly into the vein
Administration of drugs or fluids directly into a vein.
A line that is placed into a vein through which medicines and fluids can be administered.
When fluids or drugs are put directly into a vein the term used is intravenous. ("Venous" means vein.) Anticancer drugs are often given by IV injection.
through a vein. Intravenous nutrition is delivered through a central vein of the body.
A very small plastic catheter (needle) placed into a vein to allow more rapid administration of medication and to give fluids needed in large amounts.
a procedure where fluid or medications are given directly into a patient's bloodstream. Generally, EMS providers start an IV and administer fluid or medications.
A drug, nutrient solution, or other substance administered into a vein.
infusion: Introduction of a solution, such as various cancer therapies, into the body through a vein
Injection into a vein or veins
If referring to drug injection or infusion, administered inside the vein.
injected directly into a vein.
Through (or into) a vein; also called I.V.
Going directly into someone's veins. Doctors and nurses can deliver certain medicines and fluids INTRAVENOUSLY by attaching a long tube with a needle on the end of it to a bag of the medicine or fluid. A doctor or nurse will then put the needle into a person's vein and allow the fluid to flow into it.
Through a vein, a route by which medications can be given
An injection that allows fluids to go right into a vein. The IV system includes a needle that goes into your hand, arm, or chest, connected to a thin tube, which is connected to a bag that contains a liquid.
injection of a substance directly into a vein
Method of administering a drug into a vein
The administration of medication directly into a vein.
administration of a medication through a needle into a vein
Into the vein - giving fluids or medication into a vein, usually through a hollow needle or a catheter.
This means inside the vein, this refers to when medication is applied straight into the vein, in the form of an injection.
a catheter (small tube) inserted into a vein so that fluid, blood or medicine can be received
medication given through a vein or veins using a small tube, or catheter.
Given into the vein usually by injection so that the substance can work very quickly
(IV): A small needle or tube inserted into a vein to allow fluids into the blood stream.
Administration of medication or fluid to a patient by introducing it through a vein.
A term used to describe injections that are given directly into a vein. This term may be used by a veterinarian to describe treatment for certain disorders.
The infusion of fluids, blood or drugs into a vein.
('inside a vein') Frequently a needle will be placed in a vein, often a large arm vein, to deliver fluids and medications, withdraw blood samples, and transfuse blood.
giving fluid or medicine into a vein through a needle. Also called IV.
Taking place or administered into a vein or veins.
Given by injection into a vein.
Intravenous drugs are injected directly into the veins and arteries ("injecting" drug user is now favored in place of "i.v.").
The administration of a drug or fluid directly into a vein.
Administered into a vein through a needle or catheter
A term which means inside a vein. An intravenous injection is one that is given into a vein.
Into a vein -- a way of injecting drugs.
Inside the veins. An intravenous medication is delivered into the body through a vein.
Through a vein. Intravenous procedures are commonly used for nutritional support, and for administration of antibiotics and other drugs.
Inside a vein. Medications, electrolyte solutions (such as saline or potassium) and blood transfusions are given intravenously through a needle inserted into a vein.
To give a substance through an injection into a vein.
A method of supplying fluids and medications, using a needle inserted in a vein.
Tubing which is inserted into a vein, which fluids and medication can be administered.
refers to route for medication or fluids given directly into a vein.
Given into a vein by injection or infusion.
Administration of a substance directly into the venous circulation.
A tube or a needle placed into a vein to allow the infusion of fluids into the blood stream.
Fluid providing nutrition, water or medication injected into a vein.
Providing a fluid or medication through a vein.
Also referred to as IV. Existing or occurring inside a vein.
Introduction of fluids into a vein.
(in-tra-VEE-nus): IV. Injected into a vein.
Of or pertaining to the inside of a vein, as of a thrombus. An injection made directly into a vein.
a tube or needle placed into a surface vein that brings fluids, nourishment, and/or medication into the bloodstream.
Into a vein; anticancer drugs often are given by IV injection or infusion.
introducing a fluid into the bloodstream through a vein (usually in the patient's forearm).
Into a vein. (For example, an intravenous medication would be injected into a vein).
Intravenous (IV) means the injection of blood, drugs or fluids into the bloodstream through a vein.
Tubing inserted into a vein through which fluid and medications can be given. [Click Here To Return To List
Administering of medicine or of a liquid substance directly into the veins.
a method of giving medication or fluids directly into the vein.