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Intramuscular Injection An injection into a muscle Intramuscular injections hurt, but are absorbed faster Particularly good for glucagon injections when treating a bad hypo.

Slang for individual medley, an event in which the swimmer uses all four competitive strokes in the following order: butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke and freestyle Top.

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Information Management The way data is collected, analysed and the results disseminated and used Images Pictures represented on a computer screen, including X-rays.

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Instant messaging is the ability to easily see whether a chosen friend or co-worker is connected to the Internet and, if they are, to exchange messages with them Instant messaging differs from ordinary e-mail in the immediacy of the message exchange and also makes a continued exchange simpler than sending e-mail back and forth Most exchanges are text-only However, some services allow attachments Independent Service Organization - A firm or organization that offers to process online credit card transactions, usually in exchange for transaction fees or a percentage of sales Merchants must generally establish a merchant account before contracting for ISO services, although some ISOs claim not to require separate merchant accounts See also factoring.

Abbreviation for Intramuscular.

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Or Instant Message - IM - Technology similar to that of chat rooms, which notifies a user when a friend is online, allowing them to 'converse' by exchanging text messages.

Pharmaceutical abbreviation, intramuscular.

Slang for individual medley, an event in which the swimmer uses all four competitive strokes in the following order: butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke, and freestyle.

See instant messaging.

İntramuscularly; injected into the muscle.

Short for Instant Messenger, for people too thick to use irc.

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