Chapter 1

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Areas:

Chapel – St. John the Baptist Medical Center is known for its name. It is name from a prophet known as a major religious figure in Christianity. Having a chapel in a hospital named after a prophet makes it more accurate. It also important to put a chapel on a hospital, for those who is in need of spiritual help.

Private Room for the Patient – This is a place where patient relax, sleep and treated. They also stay here after their tiring operation and surgery.

Conference Room – This room is where doctors have their meeting.

Pedia Ward – A pediatric ward is a part of a hospital where the children are placed to get well. When a child is admitted to a hospital, they are not put on the general floor.