A newly recruited nurse asks a registered nurse (RN) what services are available to clients in various healthcare systems. What is an area of specialization of an intensive care unit (ICU)?
A) Diabetic
B) Hospice
C) Neonatal
D) Home intensive healthcare
C
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An ICU specializes in medical, surgical, respiratory, coronary, burn, neonatal, and pediatric care. Managed care systems provide diabetic care, hospice care, and home healthcare.
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