What is another word for General Wards?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəɹə͡l wˈɔːdz] (IPA) 
General Wards, also known as general units or general care areas, are sections of hospitals designed to provide medical treatment to patients with various ailments. These wards are often synonymous with terms like medical/surgical units, regular care sections, or non-specialized departments. The purpose of these areas is to deliver a wide range of healthcare services, catering to patients with different conditions, excluding specialized or critical cases. General wards encompass a diverse range of departments, including emergency rooms, recovery rooms, post-operative units, and standard in-patient floors. Regardless of the term used, these units play a vital role in delivering essential medical care to a broad spectrum of patients, ensuring their well-being and recovery.
