Synonyms for icu
icu

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1. intensive care unit, ICUnoun

   a hospital unit staffed and equipped to provide intensive care

   Synonyms:
   intensive care unit

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1. • Unit

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1. List of paraphrases for "icu":

   uti, uic, cip, resuscitation, usi, itus, i.c.u.

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1. ICU

   Synonyms:
   Intensive care unit, intensive therapy unit-UK, ITU-UK

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1. Lorena Vivas:

   When I’m in ICU, I’m supposed to have two patients. I have three to four. I have two or three nurses working 24 hours, this has been going on even before the pandemic. We’ve negotiated for over four months. They’ve refused to listen to us.

2. Me Your Stethoscope:

   A jury of her peers would have all been ICU nurses.

3. Desmar Walkes:

   We're looking maybe at 50 to 100 people depending on how many strike teams we have out on any given day, our ICU capacity is reaching a critical point where the level of risk to the entire community has significantly increased, and not just to those who are needing treatment for COVID.

4. Desmar Walkes:

   Our ICU capacity is reaching a critical point where the level of risk to the entire community has significantly increased, and not just to those who are needing treatment for COVID.

5. Jonathan Wilson:

   A very simple number, six. That's how many open ICU beds we had in the state of Mississippi, this morning. Six. So, the situation is getting dire, not just here at the Medical Center, here in Metro Jackson, but the entire state. Our neighboring states are having similar situations, we're doing the best we can, from a state standpoint, to try to distribute patients to ensure healthcare as we know it is delivered. But we aren't on the cusp of this, we know that we aren't at the crest of this wave and it's bad, but it's probably going to get a little worse.