The Medical Intensive Care Unit (MICU) is a specialized area in a hospital dedicated to the care of critically ill patients with severe medical conditions. Here are some key aspects of the MICU:
Critical Care: The MICU provides intensive monitoring and treatment for patients with life-threatening medical conditions such as sepsis, respiratory failure, severe infections, and multi-organ failure.
Advanced Monitoring: Continuous monitoring of vital signs, including heart rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate, and oxygen levels.
Intensivists: Doctors specializing in critical care medicine.
Nurses: Trained in critical care, often with a low nurse-to-patient ratio to ensure close monitoring.
Respiratory Therapists: Manage ventilators and other respiratory support devices.
Pharmacists: Specialize in critical care medications.
Physical Therapists: Help with mobility and rehabilitation.
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