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Definition of iv in English Turkish dictionary

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(Tıp, İlaç) İntravenous (damar içi) kelimesinin kısaltması

(İntravenous) Damariçi

(Askeri) damar içi (yolla yapılan enjeksiyon) (intravenous)

(Tıp) damar yoluyla enjeksiyon

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Definition of iv in English English dictionary

An intravenous injection

Intravenous

Used to indicate an ordinal number; the fourth (common as a name suffix.)

{i} injection or feeding administered through a vein

intravenous medical equipment that is used to put liquid directly into your blood British Equivalent: drip. Amenhotep IV Rama IV Adrian IV Antiochus IV Epiphanes Baldwin IV Casimir IV Charles IV Christian IV Thomas Cruise Mapother IV Edward IV Frederick William IV George IV Gustav IV Adolf Haakon IV Haakonsson Henry IV Innocent IV Ivan IV James IV Kamehameha IV Joseph Francis Keaton IV Louis IV Ludwig IV Otto IV Peter IV Philip IV Raymond IV Romanus IV Diogenes Sancho IV Sixtus IV Stefan Uros IV Valdemar IV Atterdag William IV William Jefferson Blythe IV

A roman numeral representing four (4)

Instrumental variable

{s} occurring within a vein or veins, entering through a vein

number 4 (Roman Numerals)

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  Intravenous - a small catheter placed in a baby's vein to provide fluid or medicine  An IV may be placed in a baby's hand, foot or head

being one more than three

Intravenous; injection of a solution into a vein; intravenous fluids

administration of nutrients through a vein

A medical procedure used to treat the sickest and the healthiest As to the healthiest: Even the healthiest runners can end out with getting an IV if they try to run until they drop! Sometimes called a "drip" but that's not necessarily the case if they're treating a severely dehydrated individual

Intravenous Injection The fastest route into the blood stream

Do Roman paramedics refer to IV's as "4's"?

Intravenous Used in the prehospital setting for rapid replacement of fluids and/or to provide a "life line" for administration of medication When an IV line cannot be secured, drugs can be given by alternate routes One is called IO (Intra Osseous), where the drugs are infused through a special catheter into the patient's bone marrow IO is generally reserved for critically ill pediatric (child) patients and requires specialized training

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Initialization Vector

Intravehicular

Initial Velocity Velocity of the projectile upon leaving the barrel of the gun Equivalent to "Muzzle Velocity "

Intravenous: A procedure used to provide a path to administer medicine or fluids A small needle with a plastic catheter (tube) is inserted into a vein in the patients hand, arm, foot or neck The needle is removed, leaving the plastic catheter in the vein This is hooked up to a short tube with saline water, or to a bag of fluid with a saline water in it If medicines are administered, it is usually best to administer it through an IV People who are severely dehydrated or who have lost blood because of trauma, can receive necessary fluid replacement through this IV

-IV is an abbreviation for intravenous,which means in the vein A small tube is placed into the vein and connected to fluids or medicine that go directly into the bloodstream

Intravenous (injection directly into a vein)

"Minimal risk" means that the risks of harm anticipated in the proposed research are not greater, considering probability and magnitude, than those ordinarily encountered in daily life or during the performance of routine physical or psychological examinations or tests

Intravenous (in-tra-VEE-nus) Injected into a blood vessel

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INTEGER*2 mask array for the advective V-velocity on the C-grid The value is 1 for a water cell and 0 for a land or boundary grid point, except at the first level K=1, where IV(I,J,1)=1 Calculated in PREP/ prep F

the cardinal number that is the sum of three and one

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Intravenous Can refer to a tube placed into a vein to give fluids or medications to the baby It can also be used to describe the route a medication is given An example: the baby’s Lasix was given IV, meaning, into the vein via the IV tubing

IntraVenous lines

Intravenous Generally used to indicate the reception of liquids through a tube connected to a vein in the patient, or to the reception of liquids directly from a hypodermic needle

Initialization Vector - A string whose purpose is to ensure that two identical plaintexts will not result in the same cyphertext, when encrypted under the same key

You can get food and drink through your veins! Kind of weird, huh? Sometimes, when a person has surgery or is very sick, doctors and nurses don't want to wake that person up to have them eat and drink Instead, they put an IV - an ultra-thin needle that they can't even feel - into their vein so that food (actually, sugar and salts), medicine, and water can get into their body while they sleep It could be that the person's too busy getting better to eat and drink by himself, or is too tired Whatever the reason may be, an IV will gradually drip important stuff into the person's body to help him get better again!

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Etymology

() One (I) less than five (V)