A large volume of fluids that is administered continually into a vein,often with drugs added,is called an IV .

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An IV drip involves administering a large volume of fluids continually into a vein, often with drugs added. The terms "piggyback" and "push" also involve administering fluids or medications through an IV, but they do not necessarily involve a large volume of fluids being administered continually. "Injection" typically refers to administering a medication or fluid into a muscle or tissue, rather than directly into a vein.

A Large Volume of Fluids That Is Administered Continually into a Vein,often