Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy, Volume 1Scot Irwin, Jan Stephen Tecklin Mosby, 1985 - 473 pagine |
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... minutes by the end of November . On Novem- ber 13 , 1980 , the patient returned to work part time as a work- man ... minutes , peak heart rate 150 , no ectopy Jan. 12 , 1980 : 4 - mile peak jog , 36 minutes , peak heart rate 144 Jan. 26 ...
... minutes by the end of November . On Novem- ber 13 , 1980 , the patient returned to work part time as a work- man ... minutes , peak heart rate 150 , no ectopy Jan. 12 , 1980 : 4 - mile peak jog , 36 minutes , peak heart rate 144 Jan. 26 ...
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... minutes each time to similiar heart rates seen in monitored exer- cise sessions . By the end of February , he had increased this to 2 miles in 43 minutes and in March and April increased this to 3 to 4 miles in 60 to 70 minutes , at a ...
... minutes each time to similiar heart rates seen in monitored exer- cise sessions . By the end of February , he had increased this to 2 miles in 43 minutes and in March and April increased this to 3 to 4 miles in 60 to 70 minutes , at a ...
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... minutes at 50 watts with lower extremity ergometry June 9 , 1980 Walking 3 miles in 56 minutes Resting blood pressure : 84 / 50-60 Peak blood pressure : 88-96 / 40 Started arm ergometry for 10 minutes at 30 watts ( taken off Norpace ...
... minutes at 50 watts with lower extremity ergometry June 9 , 1980 Walking 3 miles in 56 minutes Resting blood pressure : 84 / 50-60 Peak blood pressure : 88-96 / 40 Started arm ergometry for 10 minutes at 30 watts ( taken off Norpace ...
Sommario
an overview of the basic mechanism | 6 |
Physical therapy for the child with respiratory 21 Respiratory rehabilitation of the patient with a spinal | 18 |
Hemodynamics | 19 |
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