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Discover LudwigThe phrase "acute critical" is not commonly used together in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing urgent or severe situations, but it is advisable to clarify the intended meaning.
Example: "The patient was in an acute critical condition, requiring immediate medical attention."
Alternatives: "severe critical" or "urgent critical".
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A growing population of patients (5%to10%0%) survive acute critical illness only to become chronically critically ill (CCI), with profound weakness and ongoing respiratory failure [ 1].
But most of all to have acute critical intelligence, to be able to think critically about issues, to analyze them, to come up with their own conclusions under any circumstances".
Introduction: The chronically critically ill (CCI) comprise a growing population of patients who have survived acute critical illness.
His work joined a novelist's fine calibration of detail to a bitingly acute critical sense.
When performing, she often gives the sense that she is scouring the lyrics with an acute critical intelligence.
An acute critical biography of the author of "Moby-Dick," richly related to the times and places of his life.
His acute critical comments are appended at the end of each chapter.
The acute critical eye of Lila's snobbish mother, Augusta (Candice Bergen), is diffused.
(Pinter alluded to that incident in his introduction to Volume IV of his "Plays"; "One of the most interesting — and indeed acute — critical questions I've ever heard," he wrote).
Acute critical illness is routinely treated by highly trained staff in specialized care units.
Mechanical ventilation, multiple organ failures and severe acute critical illness are factors associated with mortality.
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