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QueenAnne Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
How would you pronounce this ?
"it may be used to hasten the onset of IV anesthesia "
Is it type four anesthesia?
Stage four anesthesia?
Is it type four anesthesia?
Stage four anesthesia?
Top answer
Intravenous, I'm sure. Welcome to the Forums!
- Intravenous, I'm sure.
- Welcome to the Forums!
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PhilipIntravenous, I'm sure.Welcome to the Forums!Intravenous is an adjective,
for which I'm sure is not the case.
Perhaps I should post it on the board that is specifically for healthcare terms discussions, but thank you anyways!:)
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QueenAnneIntravenous is an adjective,Yes, an adjective modifying anesthesia. I never did answer your original question. It's pronounced as the name of the letter: I - V.
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Philip QueenAnneIntravenous is an adjective,Yes, an adjective modifying anesthesia. I never did answer your original question.What? Don't joke around with others' questions.
The Roman letter should be indicating the number "4" instead of the "1"-"5" as you've typed out.
But my question is about how you say it, in the most professional way.
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I don't joke around with others' questions here. And Mr. M has verified my first response. I simply don't see IV as a Roman numeral, but rather as a (very common) abbreviation of the legitimate medical term "intravenous". Sorry, I had no intention of taking your question lightly.
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