What Happens To Care When Demand Far Exceeds Intensive Care Resources; Triage Plans Developed by States Vary

At The Top Of The Covic-19 Curve, How Do Hospitals Decide Who Gets Treatment?  by Mike Baker and Sheri Fink.  The New York Times.  April 1, 2020.

When ICU Delirium Leads To Symptoms Of Dementia After Discharge

When ICU Delirium Leads To Symptoms Of Dementia After Discharge by Richard Harris.  NPR>  October 10 2018. 

Engineering The ICU Into The Modern Era

Raising An Alarm, Doctors Fight To Yank Hospitals ICUs Into The Modern Era by Usha Lee McFarling.  Stat.  September 7, 2016

Nightmares After The I.C.U.  by Jan Hoffman.  The New York Times.  July 22, 2013.

(1)  Studies show that about _______ %of I.C.U patients have PTSD symptoms as long as two years after their experience.

(2)  PTSD symptoms are particularly likely after __________________________

(3)  __________ behaviors are an example of the symptoms of P.T.S.D.

(4)  ___________, rather than the patient, sometimes develop symptoms of being traumatized.

(5)  I.C.U P.T.S.D suffers sometimes have horrors that cannot be __________.

(6)  Length of I.C.U stay increases the risk of _________________.

(7)  True or False:  Men are more at risk for P.T.S.D obtained in intensive care than are women.

(8)  ____________ patients may be more likely to develop symptoms of PTSD than elderly patients.

(9)  The most harrowing fashbacks in the I.C.U come from ____________.

(10)  The Society of Critical Care Medicine recommends treating _________ first then use sedatives such as benzodiazepines later if need for __________.

(11)  PTSD from the I.C.U may take up to a __________ for recovery.

(12)  Giving family members things to do will _____________________.

(13)  An I.C.U. diary serves as a __________________

(14)  What are two hospitals mentioned in the article that focus on the challenges of the post-IC.U. patient?