I have been led to believe IV means intra-venal, if that is the case I fail to see how it can get into your veins without injection, so the answer must be all of them.
the works is the needle used to inject and sometimes also the spoon(cooker) & cotton used to filter the drugs into the needle
Yes, the same way you would inject anything else. Does that mean it's safe? ..Absolutely not.
yes. it can be im or iv
I believe CIV is actually C-IV, indicating a schedule 4 drug.
the abbreviation for intravenous drug is iv drug.
Staph aureus in iv drug users. Steep viridans in healhy population. Although s. Aureus has become more common in healthy individuals
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yes, you can. most people inject it in a cocktail with opiates because it potentiates them. but on its own it is injectable as well.
Citric acid is often used to help dissolve heroin for injection because it increases its solubility in water. This can make the drug easier to prepare and inject, as well as potentially reduce the risk of vein damage.
People commonly inject drugs into various sites on the body, including the veins in the arms, known as intravenous (IV) injection, as well as the hands and feet. Some may also choose intramuscular injection sites, like the thigh or buttocks. Subcutaneous injection, where the drug is injected just under the skin, is another option. The choice of injection site often depends on the type of drug, the individual's preference, and their level of experience.
I would ask the advice of the radiologist, I would only push IV contrast onlt through a power (purple) line.
iv = interveinous im = intramuscular