Intravenous in a sentence as an adjective

If the iPad is a hip flask[1], this must be an intravenous line.

Had a relative that was given intravenous penicillin by a GP and it almost killed her.

Canada has some timed doors that open after 5 minutes, and there is lighting that prevents intravenous drug use.

There's some other howlers in the same song like "canope" instead of "canopy", "intervenes" instead of "intravenous".

And after that, remember to solve the problem of transmission between the intravenous drug users.

50% of all new infections come from intravenous drug use, and an even larger percentage are secondary to drug users.

Some ***** are intravenous; all are given with standard oncology examination.

There's a group at MGH doing a randomized clinical trial in which they are administering intravenous salt and measuring near-term blood pressure response.

Thus, tolerance was observed when the subjects injected the opiate, but not when the same dose was received by un-signaled intravenous infusion.

We joke about intravenous coffee, but I'd actually kind of like a chip that gave me a little caffeine injection 20 minutes before my alarm went off in the morning.

Also widespread on the Internet were photographs taken in a Hubei Province classroom of students hooked up to intravenous drips of amino acids while cramming.

This would require an intravenous injection before you start drinking, and is probably very dangerous in the absence of any real medical necessity.

"Similarly, non-intravenous-drug-using high-school kids having only vaginal intercourse are scared into thinking they have an equal chance of getting HIV as any other group.

Want to test subcutaneous vs intravenous delivery kinetics?

Insulin, a major regulator of HSL activity, showed little change after either oral or intravenous fat load, suggesting that suppression of HSL action occurred independently of insulin.

Intravenous definitions

adjective

within or by means of a vein; "an intravenous inflammation"; "intravenous feeding"

See also: endovenous