A person is kept in critical care for severe illness or injury, requiring constant monitoring.
Being in ICU generally indicates a critical health condition.
ICU is immediate post-critical care, post-ICU is the recovery phase.
Many patients recover with intensive care though outcomes vary.
Ventilators are used for breathing support but not all ICU patients need ventilators.
The stay of the person in ICU varies widely depending on condition and response to treatment.
Levels may vary by hospital; typically ICU, HDU (high-dependency unit), etc.
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