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IV intravenous.
IV
abbr.
1. intravenous
2. intravenously
3. intraventricular

IV,
1 abbreviation for intravenous or intravenously.
2 
Usage notes: informal.
equipment consisting of a bottle or bag of fluid, infusion set with tubing, and intravenous catheter, used in intravenous therapy.
3 intravenous administration of fluids or medication by injection into a vein.

IV, i.v.
intravenous, intravenously.

IV
Intravenous, also 1. Interventricular 2. Intervertebral 3. Intravascular 4. Intraventricular–cardiology


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40 and implied volatility of the premiums is below 20% (which currently exists).
Implied volatility for one-month euro-dollar options, which had increased to as high as 16.
Ahead of today's news, the equity's out-of-the-money January 75 put had an implied volatility reading of 48 percent while out-of-the-money January 85 call had an implied volatility reading of 47 percent.
 
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