neonatal intensive care units (nicu)

What Types of Equipment Are Used in the NICU?

The NICU is equipped with state-of-the-art medical devices to monitor and treat newborns. Some of the key equipment includes:
Incubators and warming beds
Ventilators for respiratory support
Monitors for tracking vital signs
Infusion pumps for delivering medications and nutrients
Phototherapy lights for treating jaundice

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