Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy: A Guide to PracticeMosby, 2004 - 476 pagine Since publication of the third edition of this popular text, significant changes have occurred in physical therapy education. In keeping with these changes, this new fourth edition corresponds exactly with the Practice Patterns of the APTA's Guide to Physical Therapist Practice. Readers will find a completely transformed and rewritten text, with chapter-by-chapter coverage of each practice pattern - making this book unique in the field. This newly integrated and up-to-date book will be the text of choice for an entire generation of physical therapists the world over.Instructor resources are available; please contact your Elsevier sales representative for details.
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... blockers attenuate the cardiac response to adrenergic stimulation ( increases in heart rate and con- tractility ) , thus reducing myocardial oxygen demand , prima- rily when surges in sympathomimetic activity take place . Beta blockers ...
... blockers attenuate the cardiac response to adrenergic stimulation ( increases in heart rate and con- tractility ) , thus reducing myocardial oxygen demand , prima- rily when surges in sympathomimetic activity take place . Beta blockers ...
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... blockers becomes necessary , it is best to do so gradually . Abrupt withdrawal of a beta blocker from a patient with sta- ble angina could trigger an acute ischemic event . Calcium channel antagonists Calcium channel antagonists are ...
... blockers becomes necessary , it is best to do so gradually . Abrupt withdrawal of a beta blocker from a patient with sta- ble angina could trigger an acute ischemic event . Calcium channel antagonists Calcium channel antagonists are ...
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... blockers Beta blockers were discussed previously in the section on ischemic heart disease . Their antihypertensive effect is not thoroughly understood . Beta blockade with resultant decrease in heart rate , cardiac output , and hence ...
... blockers Beta blockers were discussed previously in the section on ischemic heart disease . Their antihypertensive effect is not thoroughly understood . Beta blockade with resultant decrease in heart rate , cardiac output , and hence ...
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Cardiovascular Structure and Function | 3 |
Structure Function and Integrative Responses to Intervention | 39 |
Normal and Abnormal Cardiopulmonary Responses to Exercise | 82 |
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