HOSPITAL

DEPARTMENTS
 CASUALTY DEPARTMENT

An emergency department (ED) = an accident & emergency

department (A&E) = an emergency room (ER) = an emergency ward
(EW) = casualty
 CASUALTY DEPARTMENT

• These departments operate 24 hours a day, every

day and are staffed and equipped to deal with all
emergencies
• It is where you're likely to be taken if you've called
an ambulance in an emergency.
 ICU

• An intensive care unit (ICU), also known as

anintensive therapy unit or intensive treatment unit(ITU) or critical
care unit (CCU), is a specialdepartment of a hospital or health care
• facility that provides intensive treatment medicine.
 ICU

• Sometimes called critical care, this unit is for the

most seriously ill patients.
• It has a relatively small number of beds and is
manned by specialist doctors and nurses, as well as
by consultant anesthetists, physiotherapists and
dietitians.
DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING
 DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING

• Bone mineral densitometry (BMD)

• Virtual colonoscopy (CT)
• CT scan (Computed tomography)
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) – new service coming to
HGH.
• Mammography.
• Radiography (X-ray)
• Specialized radiology (fluoroscopy – barium exams,
arthrography, facet injections)
 EAR, NOSE, AND THROAT (ENT)

• The ENT department provides care for patients with a

variety of problems, including:
• general ear, nose and throat diseases
• neck lumps
• cancers of the head and neck area
• tear duct problems
• balance and hearing disorders
• snoring and sleep apnea
• ENT allergy problems
• voice disorders
 GENERAL SURGERY

• The general surgery ward covers a wide range

of surgery and includes:
• day surgery
• thyroid surgery
• kidney transplants
• colon surgery
• laparoscopic cholecystectomy (gallbladder
removal)
• endoscopy
 GYNAECOLOGY

• These departments investigate and treat problems

of the female urinary tract and reproductive organs
(endometritis, infertility, incontinence, etc.)
 MATERNITY DEPARTMENT

• It provide antenatal care, care

during childbirth and postnatal support
 PHARMACY

• A pharmacy will provide a drug formulary for

hospital doctors to use as a guide.
• It will also help supervise any clinical trial
management and ward drug-use review.
 PHARMACY

• It is run by pharmacists, pharmacy technicians and

attached staff.
• It's responsible for drug-based services in the
hospital, including:
• the purchasing, supply and distribution of
medication and pharmaceuticals
• inpatient and outpatient dispensing
• clinical and ward pharmacy
• the use of drugs
 DISCUSS WITH YOUR FRIENDS:
1. Microbiology
2. Neonatal unit
3. Neurology
4. Nutrition and dietetics
5. Oncology
6. Ophthalmology..
7. Orthopedics
8. Physiotherapy
9. Radiotherapy
10. Renal unit
11. Pharmacy
12. Maternity department..
13. Gynaecology
14. General Surgery
15. Diagnostic imaging
16. ICU
17. ENT
1. Fajar & Anas : Microbiology
2. Rija & Ari : ICU (Family)
3. Nahla & Qori : ICU (Patient)
4. Reza & Arya : Neurology
5. Hendri & Saha : Renal unit
6. Maulana & Afrizal : Radiotherapy (Patient)
7. Eva & Sara : Radiotherapy (Family)
8. Nurul & Wahyu : Orthopedics (Patient)
9. Nicky & Riski R : Orthopedics (Family)
10. Widya & Suci : Ophthalmology
11. Ammira & Vera : Oncology
12. Trias & Cristine : Renal unit
13. Mey & Vita : Maternity department (Patient)
14. Makmun & Igna : Maternity department (Family)
15. Rois & Tiara : Physiotherapy
16. Dewi & Amri : Diagnostic imaging
17. Wulan & Ocsie : Gynaecology
18. Utin & Fika : General Surgery (Patient)
19. Eka & Sela : General Surgery (Family)
20. Annisa & Iro : Neonatal unit
21. Yossie & Aisyah : ENT
22. Joko & Feri : Nutrition and dietetics
23. Indra & Tito : Pharmacy
 FINDS OUT:

• What is the place

• What treatment will the patient get
• Who man the department (the specialist, the kind
of nurse, the staffs)