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Pulmonary Function Testing and Cardiopulmonary Stress Testing 2nd edition [Mīkstie vāki]

(Rock Valley College, Rockford, Illinois)
  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 528 pages, height x width x depth: 235x187x26 mm, weight: 794 g
  • Izdošanas datums: 17-Oct-1997
  • Izdevniecība: Delmar Cengage Learning
  • ISBN-10: 0827384106
  • ISBN-13: 9780827384101
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 528 pages, height x width x depth: 235x187x26 mm, weight: 794 g
  • Izdošanas datums: 17-Oct-1997
  • Izdevniecība: Delmar Cengage Learning
  • ISBN-10: 0827384106
  • ISBN-13: 9780827384101
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An up-to-date text on the subject based on the latest guidelines from the American Thoracic Society and the American Association of Respiratory Care. It includes a wide range of information relating to pulmonary function testing and cardiopulmonary stress testing. The text is organized for flexibility in use of the book and information is provided in simple, yet effective language. Review questions and case studies round out the learning process. The second edition has been reorganized to allow for greater integration of the equipment chapters with corresponding testing chapters. The chapter on testing for pulmonary mechanics is now the first testing chapter as this is the most frequently performed test both inside and outside the laboratory setting, and these tests are fundamental to the pulmonary assessment of most subjects. Materials from the workbook have been moved into a study section of the text. Key content in the study section includes: demonstration of measurements made from a volume/time tracing of a FVC maneuver, sample calculations for PFTs and C-P stress testing, case studies for PFTs and C-P stress testing, and a laboratory proficiency for performing a FVC test.

(Resp. Therapy, Respiratory Therapy, RT, RTT, Resp. Care, PFT, stress testing, pulmonary function testing, pulmonary, cardiopulmonary, respiratory care)

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Recenzijas

Equipment For Volume And Flow Measurement. Test For Pulmonary Mechanics. Equipment For Gas Analysis. Test For Pulmonary Volumes And Ventilation. Tests For Pulmonary Gas Distribution. Test For Pulmonary Gas Diffusion. Predicted Normal Values For Pulmonary Function Testing. Pulmonary Function Testing Regimens. Pulmonary Function Testing For Children. Equipment For Blood Gas Analysis. Tests For Oxygenation, Ventilation, and Acid/Base Balance Exercise Physiology. Equipment Used For Cardiopulmonary Stress Testing. Administration Of Cardiopulmonary Stress Testing. Administration Of Tests For Metabolic And Nutritional Assessment. Quality Assurance For Pulmonary Function Testing.

Preface vi(5)
Acknowledgments xi(2)
Introduction xiii
Chapter One--Equipment for Volume and Flow Measurement
1(29)
Volume Flow Measuring Instruments
2(15)
Plethysmographs
17(4)
Directional Breathing Valves and Directional Control Valves
21(1)
Computer Interfaces
22(2)
Display Recording Instruments
24(6)
Chapter Two--Tests for Pulmonary Mechanics
30(39)
Forced Vital Capacity Maneuver
31(15)
Low-Density Gas Spirometry
46(3)
Peak Expiratory Flow Monitoring
49(2)
Maximum Voluntary Ventilation
51(3)
Airway Resistance Conductance
54(5)
Elastic Recoil Pressure Compliance
59(5)
Maximum Inspiratory and Expiratory Pressures
64(5)
Chapter Three--Equipment for Gas Analysis
69(11)
Analyzers for Use With Gaseous Samples
70(10)
Chapter Four--Tests for Pulmonary Volumes and Ventilation
80(27)
Pulmonary Volumes and Ventilation
81(1)
Direct Spirometry
82(4)
Indirect Spirometry
86(13)
Nonspirometric Radiologic Estimation of Lung Volume
99(1)
Interpretation of Pulmonary Volumes and Ventilation
100(7)
Chapter Five--Tests for Pulmonary Gas Distribution
107(18)
Deadspace Ventilation
108(8)
Distribution of Ventilation
116(9)
Chapter Six--Tests for Pulmonary Gas Diffusion
125(26)
Test Description
126(1)
Techniques for Measurement
127(14)
Equipment Required
141(1)
Test Administration
142(2)
Interpretation of Test Results
144(7)
Chapter Seven--Predicted Normal Values for Pulmonary Function Tests
151(14)
Factors Affecting Predicted Normal Values
152(2)
Sources of Predictive Equations for Normal Pulmonary Function Values
154(4)
Using Predictive Equations for Normal Pulmonary Function Values
158(7)
Chapter Eight--Pulmonary Function Testing Regimens
165(41)
Patient Assessment for Pulmonary Function Testing
167(3)
General Administration of Pulmonary Function Tests
170(4)
Bronchodilator-Benefit Studies
174(3)
Preoperative Pulmonary Function Studies
177(4)
Bronchoprovocation (Methacholine Challenge) Studies
181(5)
Studies for Exercise-Induced Asthma
186(5)
Studies to Document Impairment Disability
191(3)
Critical Care Monitoring
194(12)
Chapter Nine--Pulmonary Function Testing for Children
206(10)
Lung Volume Determinations
207(2)
Pulmonary Mechanics Tests
209(5)
Diffusing Capacity
214(1)
Predicted Normal Pulmonary Function Values for Children
214(2)
Chapter Ten--Equipment for Blood Gas Analysis
216(19)
Electrochemical Blood Gas Analyzers
217(9)
Spectrophotometric Blood Gas Analysis
226(9)
Chapter Eleven--Tests for Oxygenation, Ventilation, and Acid Base Balance
235(41)
Tests Based on Direct Assessment of Blood Gas Values
237(24)
Indirect Indicators of Blood Gas Values
261(7)
Pediatric Blood Gas Assessment
268(8)
Chapter Twelve--Exercise Physiology
276(32)
Physiologic Needs During Rest and Exercise
277(17)
General Physiologic Adaptations During Exercise
294(2)
Significant Physiologic Adaptations and Parameters During Exercise
296(12)
Chapter Thirteen--Equipment Used for Cardiovascular Stress Testing
308(25)
Equipment Used for Creating a Measurable Physical Activity
309(8)
Equipment Used for Measuring Breathing Volumes
317(1)
Breathing Valves
318(1)
Gas Collection Mixing Systems
318(2)
Gas Analysis and Blood Gas Evaluation Instrumentation
320(1)
Cardiovascular Monitoring Systems
321(3)
Oxygen Therapy Equipment
324(1)
Cardiopulmonary Stress Testing Systems
324(9)
Chapter Fourteen--Administration of Cardiovascular Stress Testing
333(26)
Indications and Contraindications for Cardiopulmonary Stress Testing
334(1)
Types of Testing Methods
335(7)
Preliminary Evaluation of the Subject
342(1)
Preparation for the Test Procedure
342(1)
Administration of Testing
343(6)
Calculation of Physiologic Test Data
349(3)
Interpretation of Cardiopulmonary Stress Testing Results
352(7)
Chapter Fifteen--Administration of Tests for Metabolic and Nutritional Assessment
359(12)
The Need for Bedside Metabolic and Nutritional Assessment
360(1)
Test Procedures for Metabolic and Nutritional Assessment
360(1)
Methods for Performing Indirect Calorimetry
361(3)
Administration of Metabolic Nutritional Assessment Tests
364(1)
Calculations Required for Metabolic Nutritional Assessment
365(3)
Significance of Metabolic Nutritional Data
368(3)
Chapter Sixteen--Quality Assurance for Pulmonary Function Testing
371(41)
Components of a Quality Assurance Process
372(3)
Calibration and Quality Control for Spirometers and Plethysmographs
375(12)
Calibration and Quality Control for Gas and Blood Gas Analysis Instruments
387(25)
Study Section 412(50)
Study Section I--Evaluation of the Graphic Results of a Forced Vital Capacity Maneuver 412(13)
Study Section II--Sample Calculations for Pulmonary Function Testing 425(12)
Study Section III--Case Studies in Pulmonary Function Testing 437(10)
Study Section IV--Sample Calculations for Cardiopulmonary Stress Testing 447(6)
Study Section V--Case Studies in Cardiopulmonary Stress Testing 453(9)
Appendices 462(32)
Appendix A--Symbols and Abbreviations 462(9)
Appendix B--Volume Conversions 471(3)
Appendix C--Standards for Spirometer Systems 474(4)
Appendix D--Typical Pulmonary Function Values 478(2)
Appendix E--Examples of Predictive Equations for Pulmonary Function Testing 480(6)
Appendix F--Infection Control 486(5)
Appendix G--Reference Sources for Testing Standards and Guidelines 491(3)
Bibliography 494(7)
Glossary 501(5)
Index 506