Cardiopulmonary Physical TherapyScot Irwin, Jan Stephen Tecklin Mosby, 1990 - 585 pagine |
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Pagina 109
... ventilation , breathing pat- tern , and mechanical limit of ventilation , J Physiol , 309 : 521 , 1980. In Pardy RL et al : the venti- latory pump in exercise , Clinics in chest medicine . 5 ( 1 ) : 35 , 1984. ) PATIENT EVALUATION.
... ventilation , breathing pat- tern , and mechanical limit of ventilation , J Physiol , 309 : 521 , 1980. In Pardy RL et al : the venti- latory pump in exercise , Clinics in chest medicine . 5 ( 1 ) : 35 , 1984. ) PATIENT EVALUATION.
Pagina 373
... ventilator - dependent patient . Patients requiring mechanical ventilation because of respiratory failure are extremely vulnerable to complica- tions . Mechanical ventilation itself may have serious side effects including an increased ...
... ventilator - dependent patient . Patients requiring mechanical ventilation because of respiratory failure are extremely vulnerable to complica- tions . Mechanical ventilation itself may have serious side effects including an increased ...
Pagina 377
... ventilator used will deter- mine the amount of tidal volume the patient receives dur- ing control ventilation . Volume - limited ventilators deliver a predetermined volume of gas . The volume of the pres- sure - limited ventilator's ...
... ventilator used will deter- mine the amount of tidal volume the patient receives dur- ing control ventilation . Volume - limited ventilators deliver a predetermined volume of gas . The volume of the pres- sure - limited ventilator's ...
Sommario
PART ONE Cardiac physical therapy PART TWO Pulmonary physical therapy | 1 |
Respiratory muscles 505 26 Evaluation and physical treatment of the patient with | 24 |
Respiratory rehabilitation of the patient with a spinal | 215 |
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