the legal right to take care of a person (usually a child) or their property; guardianship; parental rights

guardian; legal custodian of a minor or a person unable to care for themselves

hospital ward for patients requiring close monitoring and critical care

intensive care unit; a hospital ward for patients requiring emergency treatment or constant medical attention. In Taiwan, also called [[加护病房|加護病房|jia1 hu4 bing4 fang2]] or [[重症中心|重症中心|zhong4 zheng4 zhong1 xin1]].

a specialized department in a hospital that provides intensive care medicine or critical care to patients with life-threatening illnesses or injuries

twelve-member appointed body in Iran that oversees elections and ensures legislation aligns with the constitution and Islamic law

intensive care unit; a hospital ward for the specialized treatment of patients with life-threatening illnesses or injuries

The Guardian Council, a body of twelve appointed clerics that governs Iran

intensive care unit; a specialized hospital department for patients requiring constant monitoring

intensive care; the specialized medical treatment and monitoring given to patients who are very ill or injured