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Intravenous in sentence

25 examples of Intravenous in a sentence

He was placed on intravenous antibiotics and he recovered after a few days.
Today, anesthesiologists often combine regional, inhalational and intravenous agents to get the right balance for a surgery.
Inhalational anesthesia is usually supplemented with intravenous anesthesia, which was developed in the 1870s.
Common intravenous agents include sedatives, like propofol, which induce unconsciousness, and opioids, like fentanyl, which reduce pain.
As many as 1.5 million Russians and 400,000 Ukrainians are estimated to have HIV; at least 85% of known infections are attributed to intravenous drug use.
Pakistan, Iran, China, the Central Asian countries, and other places with rising rates of intravenous drug use are bound for the same public health catastrophe if they pursue similar discredited policies.
Similarly, an international survey found that HIV infection among intravenous drug users decreased by 5.8% per year in cities with syringe exchange programs, and increased by 5.9% per year in cities without such programs.
Intravenous drug use is spreading HIV/AIDS in Iran, Central Asia, and the former Soviet Union.
Interruption was also associated with homelessness, intravenous drug use, and alcohol dependence in Hamburg.
In Spain, homelessness was a risk factor for interruption and HIV positivity, and intravenous drug use was a risk factor for unsuccessful treatment.
In the Tour de France, cyclists can even use overnight intravenous nutrition and hydration to restore their bodies.
Intravenous drug users – especially heroin addicts – had turned public spaces in Zurich and other Swiss cities and towns into needle parks.
So can the proactive use of oral cholera vaccines and quick access to treatments, such as oral rehydration solution and intravenous fluids.
Moreover, patients reported diminished thoughts of suicide a mere 40 minutes after receiving an intravenous infusion of the drug.
One example: "You're two for three; the president opposes needle exchange [for intravenous drug users] on moral grounds, regardless of the outcome."
Ten years ago, when a “drug-free world” became the global drug-policy mantra, no one imagined that in 2009 two million people in the former Soviet Union, and over a million in Asia, would be infected with HIV through intravenous drug use.
Moreover, HIV/AIDS among intravenous drug users plunged from 52% of all new cases in 2000 to 16% in 2009.
For example, when morphine is administered by injection in full view of the patient, it is significantly stronger than when it is given through an intravenous line without the patient’s knowledge.
The standard of care at the time was poor, and a dearth of intravenous drips meant that rehydration solutions could not be administered widely.
Private doctors give people what (they think) they want – injections, intravenous drips, and antibiotics – but the state does not regulate them, and many practitioners are entirely unqualified.
It saved countless lives and reduced the need for costly (and often unavailable) hospital stays and intravenous rehydration.
As in developed countries, HIV infections initially were concentrated among hemophiliacs, sexually active gay men, and intravenous drug users.
A wide array of prevention strategies, including behavioral modification, distribution of condoms, and the provision of clean needles and syringes to intravenous drug users, has emerged.
According to 2018 data, about 269 million people around the world use illicit drugs, including 11 million who do so by intravenous injection – a method that carries additional risks.
My team and I moved fast to activate seizure protocol, secure her intravenous drip, and deliver all appropriate medications.