Resuscitation

Intensive Care Unit

24/7 Intensive Care and Patient Monitoring

About the Department

The Intensive Care Unit is located on the 2nd floor of the clinic and has 10 beds, including 4 intensive care beds.The department is equipped with modern medical devices for continuous patient monitoring, control of vital functions, and intensive therapy.

The unit provides care for patients after surgery, as well as for patients who require enhanced medical supervision, respiratory support, cardiovascular monitoring, and stabilization of their general condition. The medical team monitors patients before and after surgical procedures, controls their condition, ensures timely diagnostics and treatment, and prepares patients for transfer to the inpatient ward once their condition has stabilized.

When to Seek Emergency Care

Emergency medical attention may be required in life-threatening or potentially dangerous conditions, including:

• Chest pain or difficulty breathing

• Loss of consciousness or seizures

• Severe weakness or dizziness

• Injuries and severe bleeding

• Acute heart rhythm disorders

• Postoperative complications

• Severe infections and intoxications

Department Equipment

The department uses medical equipment for patient monitoring, respiratory support, diagnostics, and emergency care.

Main equipment includes:

• Patient monitors for ECG, blood pressure, pulse, SpO₂, and CO₂ monitoring

• Mechanical ventilators for adults and children

• Portable ventilators

• Ultrasound machine

• ECG machine

• X-ray machine with OSMOS system

• Multifunctional beds for adults and children

• Crash cart for emergency situations

• Point-of-care laboratory

• Fresenius 4008S hemodialysis machine for emergency detoxification

Procedures Performed

The Intensive Care Unit performs procedures required to stabilize the patient’s condition and support vital functions.

Mechanical Ventilation

Mechanical ventilation is used in cases of respiratory failure or when the patient is unable to breathe adequately on their own. The ventilator helps maintain oxygen delivery to the body and remove carbon dioxide.

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation is performed in cases of cardiac and respiratory arrest. Doctors and nurses carry out a set of emergency measures aimed at restoring blood circulation and supporting vital functions.

Intravenous Infusion Therapy

Solutions, electrolytes, and medications are administered intravenously to maintain hydration, normalize metabolic processes, and stabilize the patient’s condition.

Monitoring of Vital Signs

Continuous monitoring is performed for ECG, blood pressure, pulse, respiration, blood oxygen saturation, and other important parameters.

Medication Therapy

Medication therapy is used to stabilize cardiac activity, control pain, reduce inflammation, correct blood pressure, and treat infections.

Emergency Surgical Care

In mergency cases, surgical interventions may be performed when necessary to save the patient’s life.

Additional Procedures

• Hemodialysis

• Plasmapheresis

• Central venous catheter placement

• Tracheostomy