A pediatric ICU is a hospital unit specially designed for the advanced care of critically ill infants and children.
The PICU team is led by pediatric intensivists and critical-care pediatricians and supported by nurses, respiratory therapists, and other medical staff who have special training in caring for children with life-threatening illnesses.
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The NICU (neonatal intensive care unit) is specifically for newborn infants (especially premature or very ill newborns), whereas the PICU is for older infants, children, and teenagers. The main difference is the age of the child being handled at the ICU. Children over about 1 month old generally go to the PICU if they need intensive care.
Families can expect round-the-clock monitoring, frequent updates from the care team, and strict hygiene protocols at SGVP Holistic Hospital. The environment may include beeping monitors and tubes, which can be overwhelming, but the staff is trained to support both children and parents through the process.
Yes, SGVP provides continued care after discharge from the PICU. This may include pediatric follow-ups, dietary counseling, physiotherapy, and holistic recovery programs. The goal is to support a smooth transition from critical care to complete recovery.
The duration of a PICU stay depends on the severity of the child’s illness or injury. Some children recover in a few days, while others may require a longer stay if they need complex treatments or multiple organ support. The team assesses the child’s progress daily.
Children in the PICU are continuously monitored for heart rate, breathing, oxygen levels, blood pressure, and other vital signs. Alarms are set to alert the staff of any changes, allowing immediate intervention if the child’s condition worsens.
A pediatric intensive care unit or PICU provides advanced, life-saving care to critically ill children. It has specialized equipment and staff trained to handle emergencies. Unlike a general pediatric ward, the PICU offers closer monitoring, life-support systems, and a higher nurse-to-patient ratio for more intensive care.
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