The critical care unit of Aaruni Multispeciality Hospital is equipped with cutting-edge technology that meets worldwide standards. The critical care unit contains best-in-class non-invasive and invasive ventilators with FRC calculations, which aids in adequate and safe patient ventilation.
Hemodynamic monitoring, which is one of the pillars of critical care, is performed using the Volume view equipment to continuously measure cardiac output, extravascular lung index, and other parameters. The only indirect calorimeter in Jhunjhunu, with the support of innovative, indigenous, verified awarded software called the "inutrimon," guides scientific and objective nutrition in critical care.
Continuous arterial blood pressure, central venous pressure, bladder pressure, intra-aortic blood pressure, transpulmonary pressure for effective ventilation, continuous renal replacement therapy, and hemodialysis, body warmers, syringe pumps, infusion pumps, blood gas analysis, electrolytes, cardiac markers, defibrillation, bronchoscopy, transvenous and transjugular pacing, jugular venous oximetry for brain-injured patients
The relatives of patients admitted to the ICU are counseled daily by the doctors in a designated counseling space, and they are also supplied with a waiting room with bed and washroom amenities, as well as a prayer room on the same level.