Cardiopulmonary Physical TherapyScot Irwin, Jan Stephen Tecklin Mosby, 1995 - 620 pagine |
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... atelectasis are those with neurological , muscular , and skeletal disorders that either restrict thoracic expansion or prevent the development of adequate negative inspiratory pressure . In each of these states , the patient will fail ...
... atelectasis are those with neurological , muscular , and skeletal disorders that either restrict thoracic expansion or prevent the development of adequate negative inspiratory pressure . In each of these states , the patient will fail ...
Pagina 376
... Atelectasis from progressive alveolar collapse was initially proposed as the mechanism behind these changes . More recent studies suggest that atelectasis after surgery is due to a combination of many factors , including reduced arousal ...
... Atelectasis from progressive alveolar collapse was initially proposed as the mechanism behind these changes . More recent studies suggest that atelectasis after surgery is due to a combination of many factors , including reduced arousal ...
Pagina 524
... atelectasis.72 If secretion retention , atelectasis , or infection occurs , bronchial drainage with percussion and vibration may be indicated . Precautions should be taken when using Trendelenburg positioning . Depending on the ...
... atelectasis.72 If secretion retention , atelectasis , or infection occurs , bronchial drainage with percussion and vibration may be indicated . Precautions should be taken when using Trendelenburg positioning . Depending on the ...
Sommario
PART ONE PART | 1 |
Physical Rehabilitation of the 27 Exercise Testing and Exercise Conditioning | 24 |
Physical Therapy for the Child with Respiratory | 235 |
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