The phrase 'critically sick' is not a correct phrase in written English.
It might refer to someone who is critically ill, but that is the correct phrase. For example, you could write: "He was critically ill and had to be admitted to the ICU for treatment."
"The verdict transmits a fatal signal that does not comply with the critically sick people's fundamental right to self-determination and care," said Eugen Brysch, the director of the German Hospice Foundation, in a statement on Friday.
Arriving pregnant with a child conceived in Auschwitz, she gave birth to a healthy baby that her attendant women then strangled to avoid detection; she used a hidden diamond that her husband had given her to buy food for a critically sick comrade; the comrade lived; she then became ill; she did not live.
Systemic hypotension is a common sign in critically sick infants.
I think I was very, very, very sick, critically sick.
My own dog had gotten critically sick.
"The resolution will be immediately implemented and sustained, particularly to ensure the immediate, safe, unimpeded and sustained delivery of humanitarian aid and services, the evacuation of the critically sick and wounded and the alleviation of the suffering of the Syrian people," Guterres said.
WHO is developing a guideline to treat non-critically sick neonates, where referral is not possible with simpler antibiotic regimens, which will soon be available.
Recently large trials have reported that when hospital-based inpatient treatment is not feasible, simpler antibiotic regimens are effective when provided on an outpatient basis to non-critically sick neonates with PSBI, thereby increasing treatment for neonates who currently have little or no access to care [ 6- 8].
The best way to kill a critically-sick person is to put them into a depression.
You are assigned to him because he is the most critically-sick and medically fragile baby in the unit.
This might not be the case with critically ill pigs or sick humans which could be vigorously manipulated during critical care.
