Workbook for Respiratory Care Anatomy and Physiology Foundations for Clinical Practice
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TextPublication details: St. Louis, Missouri Elsevier c2013Edition: 3rd editionDescription: 205p ill not col 28cmISBN: - 978-0323085861
- RC731.B43.2013
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Previously published as 2rd edition in the 1998
Includes bibliographic details and references.
Workbook Contents – 3rd Edition
Chapter 1: Introduction to Respiratory Care and A&P
Overview of respiratory care
Basic anatomy and physiology principles
Terminology and abbreviations
Chapter 2: Cells and Tissues
Cellular structure and function
Types of tissues
Cellular metabolism and energy
Chapter 3: The Respiratory System: Structure and Function
Upper and lower respiratory tract
Airways, alveoli, and lungs
Mechanics of breathing
Chapter 4: Gas Exchange and Transport
Diffusion principles
Oxygen and carbon dioxide transport
Acid-base balance
Chapter 5: Cardiovascular System Overview
Heart anatomy and function
Circulation and blood pressure
Interaction with respiratory system
Chapter 6: Control of Ventilation
Neural and chemical regulation of breathing
Respiratory centers in the brain
Feedback mechanisms
Chapter 7: Pulmonary Mechanics and Lung Volumes
Lung compliance and resistance
Spirometry and pulmonary function testing
Ventilatory patterns
Chapter 8: Clinical Applications and Case Studies
Application of A&P knowledge to patient care
Critical thinking exercises
Case-based scenarios for practice
Appendices:
Answer keys for selected exercises
Glossary of key terms
Reference tables for respiratory parameters
he workbook serves as a practical companion to the main textbook, designed to reinforce understanding of respiratory anatomy and physiology for students and practitioners in respiratory care. It provides a variety of learning exercises including fill-in-the-blank, matching, labeling, and short-answer questions, all aligned with the corresponding textbook chapters.
Key features include:
Concept reinforcement: Helps solidify foundational knowledge of the respiratory and cardiovascular systems.
Clinical application: Incorporates case studies and critical thinking questions to connect theory with real-world practice.
Assessment preparation: Prepares students for exams and credentialing tests such as the NBRC.
Structured learning: Exercises progress from basic cellular and tissue structure to complex physiological processes and clinical scenarios.
Supplementary tools: Includes answer keys and reference tables for quick review.
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