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In response to
"
Don't forget it's ICU...that's a different case from my experience with mom. -- nm
"
by
Will Hunting
meaning what? -- nm
Posted by
kelly (aka kelly)
Feb 16 '11, 19:04
(No message)
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ICU: Typically 1 to 1 patient to nurse ratio. Some of the good nurses don't leave the bed. ICUs also have strict visitation so you may want to ask
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James Bond (aka Igor)
Feb 16, 19:08
ICU's normally a lot more strict on visitation....
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Will Hunting
Feb 16, 19:07
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Yeah, but what about your mom?
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kelly
Feb 16, 19:07
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My ICU experience is based on her stays there....that's why I mentioned her. -- nm
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Will Hunting
Feb 16, 19:13
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Okay.
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kelly
Feb 16, 19:22
I'm just saying....if you go up to be part of this first 2-day oversee....if he's in the ICU...that's not quite the same thing from experience
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Will Hunting
Feb 16, 19:12
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Yeah, I would suggest she calls the hospital now and asks about the visitation policy for ICUs. They may or may not allow family to sleep over. -- nm
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James Bond (aka Igor)
Feb 16, 19:22
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This, when my aunt was dying of liver failure you were only allowed in for a few minutes at a time. Including her kids.
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sycor
Feb 16, 19:25
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