输液 (shū yè): intravenous infusion; to get put on an IV

He caught a severe cold, and the doctor recommended an intravenous drip so he would recover faster.

When the nurse gave the patient an IV drip, she first carefully disinfected the area, then gently inserted the needle.

Because diarrhea caused dehydration, he needed an intravenous infusion in the emergency room to replenish fluids and electrolytes.

After the surgery, the patient was wheeled to the ward to continue receiving an IV drip to keep blood pressure stable.

Seeing her child's fever wouldn't subside, the mother hurriedly took him to the hospital for an IV drip, afraid the illness would worsen.