intensive care

Intensive care refers to specialized medical treatment provided to patients with severe or life-threatening illnesses or injuries. This care takes place in a dedicated area called the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), where healthcare professionals closely monitor patients using advanced equipment and technology. The staff includes doctors, nurses, and specialists who work together to provide continuous support, manage complex medical needs, and ensure the patient's safety. Intensive care is designed for those who require constant observation and intervention, such as patients recovering from major surgery, suffering from severe infections, or experiencing critical organ failure.