Pasien Wanita Koma Di Ruang Icu นิยาย & เรื่องราว

"She was under the rain and sad. Now, she is still lying in our hospital in a coma... What a pity..." The nurses' words stopped Lucija. She pondered for a moment and a cold smile appeared on her face. Could the poor woman mentioned by these nurses be Beau's newlywed wife? She strode over. "Who's the woman you're talking about?" Seeing Lucija coming over, the nurses looked at each other and dared not speak. Lucija frowned and took out a stack of money from her bag. "Go ahead." After the atmosphere was quiet for a long time, a nurse nerved herself to stand up and said, "We were talking about the female patient in room 302..."

"I'm here to see my wife. Elena Sterling." "Room 4, down the hall. But please—" She stood, her expression sympathetic. "She's still unconscious. Don't be alarmed by all the equipment. It's standard for post-surgical ICU patients." I nodded and continued down the hall. Elena's room was at the end, the door partially open. I pushed it open slowly, afraid of what I might see.

On this floor, you will also find the EM doctors, cardiac surgeon, GS and scrub-in nurses. On the second floor was the ICU which was divided into four sectors: The men's ward, The women's ward, Children's ward and Pregnant women's ward. There were also a number of nurses here and you would find cardiac surgeons and orthopedic surgeon roaming around here because that's where their offices were placed.

I just didn't know how. I looked at the records of the occupants of the rooms near me. Appendicitis, Male, 15 years old, lucid. This wouldn't help the situation. Heroin overdose, Woman, 26 years old, coma. In a coma it doesn't work. Suicide attempt, Female, 55 years old, DCIS, coma. Also in a coma. Fall with a broken arm, man. 75 years old, Alzheimer, patient confined to bed. Poor man, but this one might do.

Every damn time. Ready to help the her be human again. Inside a small hospital in the town, at the end of the hall was a small ward, 207. A nurse came of an office, holding a file. She held a small smile on her face. Greeting everyone she came across with. Walking into the ward she was assigned to. She opened the door and enters , shutting it behind her. The ward 207, where a woman lay, in comatose. She was so thin. The nurse, stare at her and shook her head severally. Still couldn’t understand why the doctor in charge still hadn’t done something about her case. It would have been better taken the oxygen away from her, and let her died, so she could rest.

“Your wife is lucky to be alive Mr Cruz… another inch and she’d have died.” “Oh thank God.” He breathed. “But… I’m sorry, she lost a baby.” “Just one? They are three.” “Just one.” “I can’t complain.” Raine wiped his tears. “It’s good enough for me.” He forced a smile. “She’s in a coma right now and for how long she’ll be… I can’t say. You’ll be able to see her once she’s moved to the ICU.” “Okay.” Raine nodded. “Thank you.”

So this is where ICU, huh. "Ah yes, is there any patient name Divina Valencia?" "Yes, sir. Actually, she's the only patient here, and the doctor's still attending on her as we speak. If you like, you can stay on the lounge for awhile. We'll update you later." "Okay, thank you." I walked towards the lounge and sitted there for awhile. I take a deep breath and try to calm my mind. Mom really made me worried. I wonder why this happens all of sudden, she doesn't even tell me if she's sick.

She had a contact in hospital administration, the same way she seemed to have a contact in every institution in the city, and by the time we reached the fourth floor ICU waiting area she already knew Adrian's room number and the name of the attending physician. What she had not been able to find out was whether the thumb drive existed. The waiting area was a narrow room with blue chairs along both walls and a window that looked out onto a grey morning sky. Three people were scattered across the seats, none of them together. A middle aged man asleep with his head against the wall. An elderly woman with a rosary. And one young woman sitting very upright in the corner chair, both hands wrapped

I tell Katy. “Of course Doctor Lena, just follow me.” Katy tells me and then me and Leo follow behind her. She takes us up some flight of stairs and we enter a room that I presume is the intensive care unit. “So all these people here are in a coma?” I asked Katy. “Yes, but none are medically induced, they all just fell into it.” Katy tells me and then we get to the end of the hall and she slides open a door where a little girl who looks no older than six or seven years old is on the bed and hooked to different machines.

he said. "Ah, doctor, how many comatose patients are in the ICU right now?" she asked curiously. "We currently have a total of six patients there as of the moment. Some of them have been in a coma for two weeks, one month, two months, three months, and six months. Last year, we had comatose patients who woke up after a year in a coma without major complications. That was a miracle, I would say. God is indeed amazing! So, let's continue praying for Jack and everyone else in the ICU room to wake up soon so that they can finally be reunited with their family," Dr. Javier said thoughtfully.