In this article, I have defined perfect cognates as words that are spelt exactly the same in Spanish and English except for maybe an accent over one letter and they mean the same thing in both languages. I have defined near perfect cognates as words that have up to 3 letters different.
According to a 2010 article in Managed Care Magazine, the average cost for infants in NICU is around $3,000 per day. This average does not include surgeries or helicopter transports.he overall cost for a baby's stay in the NICU is typically determined by his length of stay there. Each baby spends different amounts of time in the NICU, depending on the reasons for being there in the first place.
There's not really a set price, it can actually vary widely depending on the billing agreements between the facility and various payers. My ICU is about $6,000 per day as the basic charge.On top of that the patient will get billed for the intensivist's services and any other consulting physicians, any tests or procedures will also be billed separately.# 1 1.t cost significantly MORE for the pt to be in an ICU bed than a step down or floor bed. I have no problem taking care of the sick ICU pts that actually need to be in ICU, but when docs do this it is wasting money and wasting a bed. Sorry, just a rant Totally unrelated to the post, but $6000 bucks a day is A LOT!