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the controlled administration of fluids or medications slowly through a tube directly into a patient's bloodstream
What is a "drip feed"?
A drip feed is a method of delivering fluids or nutrients into the body slowly and continuously using a small tube connected to a bag of liquid. This method is often used in medical settings to provide hydration, medications, or nutrition when a person cannot take these substances by mouth. The liquid drips through the tube into a vein, allowing the body to absorb it gradually over time.
the controlled and gradual delivery of content, information, or resources over a period, typically to avoid overwhelming recipients
to provide something in small, gradual amounts or at a slow pace, often over an extended period of time
