Applied Physiology of Respiratory Care |
Contents
Effect of Controlled Ventilation on the Upper Airway | 3 |
Effect of Controlled Ventilation on the Lungs and Cardiovascular | 13 |
Effect of Sepsis on Respiratory Function | 55 |
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abdominal acid airway alveolar alveolar-arterial oxygen tension Anesthesiology Appl arterial oxygen tension artery pressure aspiration atrial blood flow blood pressure breathing carbon dioxide tension cardiac index cardiac output catheter cause cells cerebral changes chest Clin clinical coma complications controlled ventilation CPPV cuff decrease disease disseminated intravascular coagulation drugs effects embolism Engl extracorporeal factor Figure fluid function glutethimide gram-negative Gynecol Hedley-Whyte hemodynamic hemorrhage heparin hepatic hypercapnia hypothermia hypoxemia increase infection injury intensive care unit intravascular coagulation intravenous intubation left ventricular levels lung metabolic minutes monitoring mortality myocardial infarction normal Obstet occurs oxygen consumption oxygen toxicity percent perfusion peritonitis Physiol plasma platelet pneumonia polymyxin positive end-expiratory pressure positive pressure postoperative Pseudomonas Pseudomonas aeruginosa pulmonary artery pulmonary edema reduced renal failure respiratory failure serum shock shunt sodium Surg surgery surgical therapy Thorac tidal volume tion tracheal tube tracheostomy transfusion trauma treatment vital capacity weaning