Internal Medicine

Internal medicine is the branch of medicine that deals with the treatment and diagnosis of adult diseases. An internist is a doctor who specialises in internal medicine and treats patients.

Critical Care

Critical care medicine is a medical specialty that provides care to people who are severely or seriously unwell. Intensive care medicine is another term for critical care medicine. An intensivist, intensive care physician, or critical care physician is a doctor who provides internal medicine to a patient. A critically or dangerously ill person needs the attention of a specialised team. A physical
therapist, pharmacist, doctors, nurses, and a respiratory therapist make up that team. In critical care units, they all work together.

Intensive care / Critical care units

A hospital's intensive care unit, sometimes known as a critical care unit, offers care to severely sick patients. Life support and critical care for very ill patients are provided at a hospital’s intensive care unit or critical care unit.

Intensive Care Units Consists of:-

An intensive care unit, also known as a critical care unit, is a hospital unit that is made up of
a team of people who provide critical care to patients who require immediate assistance.
Doctors, physical therapists, pharmacists, nurses, and respiratory therapists make up an urgent care unit’s staff.

How many types of intensive care units are there at Diyos Hospital?

The following are the different types of intensive care units at our hospital:
● Medical intensive care unit (MICU)
● Surgical intensive care unit (SICU)

● Pediatric intensive care unit (PICU)
● Coronary intensive care unit (CICU)
● Neonatal intensive care unit (NICU)
● Shock/ trauma intensive care unit (STICU)
● Overnight intensive recovery (OIR)
● Post anesthesia care unit
● High dependency unit
● IV drips

When is a patient admitted to an Intensive Care Unit (ICU)?

A patient will be admitted to an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) if he/she has a serious illness such
as:
● A significant postoperative complication
● Failure of one or more organs
● Stroke
● Patients who require a ventilator to breathe due to any lung disease.
● If had an accident.
● Heart Ailment
● Blood Infection
● Brain Trauma
● Infection that is resistant to antibiotics

Types of equipment accessible at the Diyos hospital’s department of internal medicine
and intensive care

The Diyos hospital’s department of internal medicine and critical care has a wide range of
equipment.

Why should you pick Diyos Hospital for internal medicine and critical care?

● Diyos Hospital is Delhi's most prestigious multi-specialty healthcare facility.
● Intensive care doctors are professionals in their specialty, which allows them to
provide patients with effective and tailored care.
● The hospital's internal medicine and critical care department strives to provide
interdisciplinary care to extremely sick patients.
● The hospital's internal medicine and critical care department is well-equipped with
advanced and cutting-edge technologies.
● The hospital's ICU facilities are cleansed on a regular basis to keep patients safe from
infection.

The hospital’s department of Internal Medicine and Critical Care has the following goals:

● To give the highest quality of care to critically sick patients.
● To provide services 24 hours a day.
● To deliver therapy using the most up-to-date and cutting-edge technologies.
● To offer services related to a life support system.
● To protect a critically sick patient from infections.
● To give the finest treatment to critically sick patients by the greatest internal
medicine and critical care doctors.
● The hospital's internal medicine and critical care department has a specific staff that
monitors patients 24 hours a day.
To know more about Internal Medicine and Critical Care services at Diyos Hospital Call us
at +91 9910 12 0836