Translation of "Intensive ward" in German

The objective of the care in the intensive ward should be explained as simply as possible.

The victim fell into a coma and lying in the intensive care ward.

This feeling understandably becomes even stronger in the extremely exceptional situation on the intensive ward.

There is nowhere else where the patient is so likely to be unsure of the time as on an intensive ward.

Anxiety, resignation and depression are characteristic of the attitude of the patient on the intensive ward.

After an oesophagus removal, the patient is often still respirated and monitored for several hours in the intensive care ward.

On the tour, visitors can now view the first in-patient ward, as well as the intensive care ward.

The effect of treatment in an intensive ward very much depends on the situation leading up to admission.

I found myself in a hospital in an intensive-care ward, recuperating from emergency surgery.

This time it's on the intensive care ward when a twentysomething resident that I've never met before tells me that Terence is dying, perhaps tonight.

If acute cases of disturbances in cardiac rhythm are being treated, for example on an intensive care ward, parenteral administration, for example by injection or infusion, may be advantageous.

As an alternative, rapid assays, e.g., for use in an emergency room, hospital ward, intensive care station, ambulance, or doctor's office, or as a patient self-test can also be used.

In particular when administered i.v., for example in the case of an infarct patient in the intensive care ward, up to 100 mg per day may be necessary. EXPERIMENTAL SECTION

Next year we want to try out the 'calm intensive care ward' on other wards," says Feuchtinger.

Everything should be done to increase the hope of a patient on the intensive ward, where it is of particular importance.

The intensive ward is the area of medicine with the greatest need for communication, but at the same time the place in which all sorts of communication experiences the greatest difficulties.

At the Marie Curie Intensive Care ward there are several babies without parents and who are always alone, and for this reason they recover a lot slower.

In order to guarantee optimal care following surgery, the doctor will decide whether patients should be transferred to the Intensive Care ward, the Post-surgery Room or directly to the Nursing Ward.

A "traffic light" could help reduce the noise level on an intensive care ward – and so reduce stress for patients and nursing staff.

Whilst the patients experienced admission onto the intensive ward, the initial therapeutic procedures and the observation of machines as reassuring rather than producing anxiety, the staff considered that this would be stressful.