Intensive Care Units. Highly specialized care requiring sophisticated technologies given to patients who are in danger of disability or death.
a hospital unit staffed and equipped to provide intensive care
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Intensive care unit, in a hospital.
Intensive Care Unit. Hospital unit that utilizes specialists such as physicians and nurses to care for patients, who are in such serious condition, that they must be continuously monitored.(body, very much, it is, for it, care)
Intensive Care Unit. The ward in the hospital where very ill patients are monitored very closely. Typically, the patient-staff ratio is very low and the life-saving equipment used is very advanced.
The Intensive Care Unit is where patients in critical conditions are taken for constant observation and treatment.
Intensive Care Unit. The highest level of care a patient can receive in the hospital, often nears a 1:1 nurse-to-patient ratio. Often ICU physicians are subspecialized in things like pulmonary critical care, so as better to be able to manage the multitude of ventilators in the ICU.
Intensive Care Unit. A specialized unit in the hospital which concentrates on seriously ill patients needing constant nursing care and observation.
Intensive care unit. A special hospital unit for complex treatment and continuous monitoring of critically ill patients.
Intensive Care Unit. a unit of a hospital especially designed and staffed to meet the specific needs of critically or seriously ill patients.
Intensive care unit. A section in the Medical Center where special medical equipment and services are concentrated for seriously ill patients.
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Intensive Care Unit. Hospital unit that utilizes highly sophisticated equipment and specially trained physicians and nurses to care for patients who are in such serious condition that they must be continuously monitored. [Click Here To Return To List
