03054nam a22002417a 4500003000900000005001700009008004100026020001900067040000800086050001900094100001800113245009200131250001600223260004600239300002800285500005200313504005100365505126900416520094601685650004502631700002502676856011102701KENaKMTC20260218152128.0260218b |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d a978-0323085861 cDLC aRC731.B43.2013 aBeachey Will  aWorkbook for Respiratory Care Anatomy and PhysiologybFoundations for Clinical Practice a3rd edition aSt. Louis, Missourib Elseviercc2013 a205pbill not colc28cm aPreviously published as 2rd edition in the 1998 aIncludes bibliographic details and references. aWorkbook 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 ahe 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. a Respiratory Care Anatomy and Physiology aHughes Elizabeth A.  uhttps://www.mea.elsevierhealth.com/workbook-for-respiratory-care-anatomy-and-physiology-9780323085861.html