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100			_aDavid W. Chang _924605
245			_aClinical Application of Mechanical Ventilation
250			_a 4th edition
260			_aJapan _bCengage Learning _c2013
300			_a 720 pages
505			_aContents: Principles of Mechanical Ventilation Effects of Positive Pressure Ventilation Classification of Mechanical Ventilators Operating Modes of Mechanical Ventilation Special Airways For Ventilation Airway Management in Mechanical Ventilation Noninvasive Positive Pressure Ventilation Initiation of Mechanical Ventilation Pharmacotherapy for Mechanical Ventilation Procedures Related to Mechanical Ventilation Critical Care Issues in Mechanical Ventilation Weaning from Mechanical Ventilation Neonatal Mechanical Ventilation Mechanical Ventilation in Nontraditional Settings Case Studies Appendices Monitoring in Mechanical Ventilation Hemodynamic Monitoring Ventilator Waveform Analysis Management of Mechanical Ventilation Glossary Index
520			_aCLINICAL APPLICATION OF MECHANCIAL VENTILATION, FOURTH EDITION integrates fundamental concepts of respiratory physiology with the day-to-day duties of a respiratory care professional. Utilizing the wide degree of topics covered, including airway management, understanding ventilator waveforms, and addressing critical care issues, readers have the best resource available for understanding mechanical ventilation and its clinical application. Enhancing the learning experience are valuable illustrations of concepts and equipment, highlighted key points, and self-assesment questions in NRBC format with answers. Whether preparing for the national exam or double-checking a respiratory care calculation, this book provides the fundamental principles of repsiratory care with the clinical guidance necessary for mechanical ventilation. Important Notice: Media content referenced within the product description or the product text may not be available in the ebook version. _bCommon terms and phrases: 2013 Cengage Learning 2013 Cengage Learningv acute respiratory airflow resistance airway resistance alveolar apnea blood flow bronchodilators bronchoscopy cardiac output catheter cause Cengage Learning 2014 chest tube clinical cm H2O compliance copied Copyright 2013 Cengage CPAP cuff deadspace decreased Due to electronic duplicated eBook and/or eChapter(s electronic rights endotracheal tube extubation FIO2 first flow fluid frequency hemodynamic hypoventilation hypoxemia hypoxia I:E ratio increased inflated initial injury inspiration intubation L/min Learningv All Rights lung measured mechanical ventilation mEq/L metabolic minute ventilation mode monitoring muscle nasal neonatal normal oxygen PaCO2 PALV PaO2 peak inspiratory pressure PEEP perfusion positive airway pressure positive pressure ventilation preset pressure support pulmonary artery reduce Rights Reserved Rights Reservedv scanned shunting SIMV SpO2 spontaneous breathing suction suppressed Table therapy third party content tidal volume tion trachea trigger venous ventilatory failure ventilatory support waveform weaning whole
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