看(み)るto look after (often medically), to take care of

看護(かんご)師(し)が病人(びょうにん)を看(み)ています。

The nurse is taking care of the patient. {to look after (often medically), to take care of}

赤(あか)ちゃんを看(み)る事(こと)がベビーシッターの仕事(しごと)だ。

The job of a babysitter is to take care of the baby. {to look after (often medically), to take care of}

介護(かいご)施設(しせつ)でお年寄(としよ)りを看(み)る事(こと)は、とても大変(たいへん)です。

Taking care of the elderly in a nursing facility is very challenging. {to look after (often medically), to take care of}

手術(しゅじゅつ)を終(お)えたばかりの患者(かんじゃ)を看(み)る時(とき)は、少(すこ)しの油断(ゆだん)も許(ゆる)されません。

When looking after a patient who has just finished surgery, even a slight lapse of attention is not allowed. {to look after (often medically), to take care of}

リハビリ患者(かんじゃ)を看(み)る時(とき)は、患者(かんじゃ)それぞれのペースに合(あ)わせる事(こと)が大切(たいせつ)です。

When looking after rehabilitation patients, it is important to adjust to each patient's individual pace. {to look after (often medically), to take care of}