intravenous
وريدي
definition
adjective
an intravenous drip
existing or taking place within, or administered into, a vein or veins.
translation of 'intravenous'
adjective
داخل الأوردة,
قائم بين الأوردة,
وريدي
example
During my final year, an exciting innovation was 'intravenous' fluid therapy for calves with acute diarrhoea.
Conventional treatment for severe malaria in Africa is 'intravenous' or intramuscular quinine.
Even if you have to hire a private ambulance complete with wheelchair and 'intravenous' drip, you must come in the following day.
The patient became confused and couldn't drink, so an 'intravenous' drip was set up.
The baby was administered 'intravenous' fluids for five days and then died.
Chemotherapy may be administered either systemically via the oral or 'intravenous' route or by hepatic infusion.
You will have an 'intravenous' drip to maintain your bodily fluids until you are able to eat and drink.
'intravenous' drugs
The source of infection was blood transfusion in 23 patients and 'intravenous' drug use in two.
The emergency department doctors gave him intravenous fluids and 'intravenous' antibiotics.
An old man sits on the street administering an 'intravenous' drip to himself.
Most study drugs were given orally, with only two of the earlier studies using 'intravenous' therapy initially.
Some people have to go to the hospital to get oxygen therapy and 'intravenous' fluids.
Most people remember very little about dental treatment done under 'intravenous' sedation.
Some anorexics need to be hospitalized and administered 'intravenous' fluids.
'intravenous' injection
The lesions completely resolved after treatment with 'intravenous' penicillin.
One of the most commonly used medical devices in hospital patients are peripheral 'intravenous' catheters.
In 'intravenous' drug abusers it can occur where a vein is regularly punctured with a needle.
We do often give some 'intravenous' sedation for the stronger peels such as the phenol peel.
In some cases, feeding via an 'intravenous' drip may be necessary.
If you need antibiotics, fluids or other drugs, you may be given an 'intravenous' drip.
Antibiotics are usually started 'intravenously' in the hospital, but many people can finish their treatment at home.
Chemotherapy agents often take hours to administer 'intravenously' , and patients have to be watched closely for side effects.
Technically, it is easier to administer fluids subcutaneously than 'intravenously' .
This regimen advises that an initial dose of insulin be given 'intravenously' and intramuscularly.
If we try to give gene therapy 'intravenously' , it probably won't make it to all the tumour cells.
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