| drip chamber |
A hollow device where intravenous fluids are collected before infusion into a patient.
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| drip p. |
phleboclysis in which the solution is instilled slowly, drop by drop.
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| drip s. |
a wet sheet from which the water is wrung out and which is then wrapped around a patient standing in a tub of water.
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| drip-sheet b. |
see drip sheet, under sheet.
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Many publicly held companies allow shareholders to reinvest their dividends in the company's stock, as well as purchase additional shares of the stock through dividend reinvestment plans, or DRIPs. Enrolling in a DRIP enables you to build your investment gradually, taking advantage of dollar cost averaging and usually paying only a minimal transaction fee for each purchase. Many DRIPs will also buy back shares at any time you want to sell, in most cases for a minimal sales charge.
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