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List of Performance Evaluations | |
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Preface | |
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Introduction to the Text | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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List of Contributors | |
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Patient Assessment | |
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Basics of Asepsis | |
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Microorganism Transmission | |
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Guidelines | |
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Handwashing | |
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Aseptic Gowning | |
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Aseptic Application of Surgical Latex Gloves | |
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Double-Bagging of Equipment and Supplies | |
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Aseptic Removal of Isolation Attire | |
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Basic Patient Assessment: Vital Signs and Breath Sounds | |
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Body Temperature | |
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Pulse | |
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Respiratory Rate | |
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Blood Pressure | |
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Sound | |
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Measuring Body Temperature | |
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Measuring Oral Temperature | |
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Measuring the Pulse | |
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Measuring Respiratory Rate | |
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Assessing Blood Pressure | |
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Auscultation of Breath Sounds | |
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Advanced Patient Assessment: Inspection, Palpation, and Percussion | |
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Chest Landmarks for Assessment | |
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Assessment Techniques and Abnormal Findings | |
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Preexamination and Other Considerations | |
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Inspection of the Chest | |
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Radiologic Assessment | |
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Production of a Chest Radiograph | |
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Radiodensity of Common Materials | |
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X-Ray Views of the Chest | |
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The Normal Chest Radiograph | |
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Common Abnormalities on the Chest Radiograph | |
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Ventilation-Perfusion Scanning | |
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Pulmonary Angiography | |
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Computed Tomography of the Chest | |
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Chest Film Orientation | |
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Rotation and Penetration | |
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Viewing the Chest Radiograph | |
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Pulmonary Function Testing | |
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Rationale for Bedside Monitoring | |
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Equipment Used in Measuring Bedside Parameters | |
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Bedside Measurements | |
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Basic Spirometry | |
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Capacities and Their Significance | |
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The Forced Vital Capacity Tracing | |
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Maximum Voluntary Ventilation | |
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ATPS to BTPS Conversion | |
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Flow-Volume Loops | |
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Measurement of Functional Residual Capacity and Residual Volume | |
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Diffusion: Single Breath Carbon Monoxide Test | |
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Hazards of Pulmonary Function Testing | |
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Bedside Monitoring: Equipment Assembly and Testing | |
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Preparation of the Collins Water Seal Spirometer | |
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Patient Factors in Spirometry | |
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Measuring the Bedside Pulmonary Function Parameters | |
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Basic Spirometry: Using the Collins Water Seal Spirometer | |
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Pulmonary Function Tests | |
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Measuring and Calculating Components of a Pulmonary Function Testing Tracing | |
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Measuring and Calculating the Forced Vital Capacity | |
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Maximum Voluntary Ventilation | |
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Conversion from ATPS to BTPS | |
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Calculating Predicted Values | |
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Interpretation of the Results | |
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Electrocardiography | |
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Electrical Physiology of the Heart | |
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The Normal ECG and the Electrical Activity of the Heart | |
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The Twelve Leads of an ECG | |
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Dangerous and Life-Threatening Arrhythmias | |
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ECG Artifact | |
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Electrocardiograph Equipment | |
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Equipment Required for an Electrocardiogram | |
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Patient Positioning | |
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Lead Placement | |
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Arrhythmia Recognition | |
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Operating the Electrocardiograph Machine | |
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Artifact Recognition | |
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Proper Handling of an Electrocardiographic Tracing | |
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Phlebotomy | |
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Obligations Related to Performance of Phlebotomy | |
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Maintaining a Safe Environment | |
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Equipment | |
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Venipuncture Technique | |
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Arterial Blood Gas Sampling | |
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Anatomical Locations for Arterial Puncture | |
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Complications of Arterial Puncture | |
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Blood Gas Sampling Errors | |
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Capillary Blood Gas Sampling | |
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Supplies Needed for Arterial Puncture | |
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Puncture Techniques | |
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Postpuncture Care | |
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Indwelling Arterial Catheter Sampling | |
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Supplies for Capillary Sampling | |
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Standard Precautions | |
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Arterialization of the Puncture Site | |
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Site Preparation | |
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Obtaining the Sample | |
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Care of the Sample | |
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Care of the Puncture Site | |
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Hemodynamic monitoring | |
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Pascal's Law | |
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Transducers | |
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Central Venous Pressure Catheters | |
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Pulmonary Artery Catheters or Swan-Ganz Catheters | |
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Normal Pressure Ranges | |
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Clinical Applications of the Pulmonary Artery Catheter | |
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Case Studies Illustrating the Application of a Pulmonary Artery Catheter | |
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Arterial Lines | |
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Hazards with Indwelling Vascular Catheters | |
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Equipment Required for Hemodynamic Monitoring | |
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Equipment Setup and Preparation | |
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Zeroing the Transducer | |
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Identification of the Phlebostatic Axis | |
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Wave Form Damping | |
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Obtaining a Pulmonary Artery Wedge Pressure | |
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Overwedging of the Balloon | |
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Cardiac Output Determination | |
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Arterial Line Maintenance | |
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Zeroing an Arterial Line | |
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Noninvasive Monitoring | |
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Rationale for Noninvasive Monitoring | |
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Noninvasive Monitoring Equipment | |
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Limitations of Noninvasive Monitoring | |
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Hazards of Noninvasive Monitoring | |
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Assembly, Troubleshooting, and Calibration | |
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Therapeutics | |
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Documentation and Goals Assessment | |
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The Medical Record | |
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Goals Assessment and Documentation | |
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Documentation Guidelines and Abbreviations | |
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Oxygen Supply Systems | |
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Medical Gas Cylinders | |
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Medical Gas Piping Systems | |
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Using Medical Gas Cylinders | |
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Use of Portable Liquid Oxygen Systems | |
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Use of an Oxygen Concentrator | |
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Use of Air/Oxygen Blenders | |
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Oxygen Administration | |
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Indications for Oxygen Therapy | |
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Low-Flow Oxygen Devices | |
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High-Flow Oxygen Delivery Systems | |
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Clinical Applications of Low-Flow and High-Flow Oxygen Systems | |
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Humidification | |
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Enclosures | |
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Hazards of Oxygen Therapy | |
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Introduction to Respiratory Care Pharmacology | |
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Receptor Site Theory | |
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Mechanisms of Bronchospasm | |
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Sympathomimetic Drugs | |
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Phosphodiesterase Inhibitors | |
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Anticholinergic Drugs | |
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Corticosteroids in Respiratory Care | |
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Cromolyn Sodium and Asthma Management | |
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Mucokinetic Agents | |
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Use of Bland Aerosols in Respiratory Care | |
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Aerosolized Antimicrobial Agents | |
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Metered Dose Inhalers | |
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Dry Powder Inhalers (DPI) | |
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Metered Dose Inhaler | |
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Use of a Spacer with a Metered Dose Inhaler | |
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Dry Powder Inhalers | |
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Humidity and Aerosol Therapy | |
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What Is Humidity and What Is Aerosol? | |
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Equipment for Humidity and Aerosol Therapy | |
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Humidity and Aerosol Therapy | |
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Aerosol/Oxygen Delivery Devices | |
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Bronchial Hygiene Therapy | |
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Body Alignment and Stance | |
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General Guidelines for Moving Patients | |
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Safety Devices | |
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Chest Percussion and Postural Drainage | |
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Other Therapies for Bronchial Hygiene | |
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General Guidelines | |
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Patient Positioning | |
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Use of Restraints | |
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Manual Beds | |
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Percussion Technique | |
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Positive Expiratory Pressure Therapy | |
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Flutter Valve Therapy | |
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High-Frequency Chest Wall Oscillation Therapy Administration | |
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Adjunctive Breathing Techniques | |
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Hyperinflation Therapy | |
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Hyperventilation Modalities | |
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Goals of and Indications for Hyperinflation Therapy | |
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Hazards and Complications of Hyperventilation Therapy | |
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Incentive Spirometers | |
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The Bird Mark 7 Ventilator | |
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The Bennett PR-2 Ventilator | |
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Bennett AP-5 Ventilator | |
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Percussionaire IPV-1 | |
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Incentive Spirometry | |
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IPPB Therapy | |
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Intrapulmonary Percussive Ventilation Therapy | |
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Bronchoscopy Assisting | |
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Therapeutic and Diagnostic Bronchoscopy | |
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Indications for Bronchoscopy | |
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Rigid and Flexible Bronchoscopes | |
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Types of Instruments | |
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Types of Sample Testing and Analysis | |
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Solutions Used to Fix or Prepare Samples for Testing | |
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Personal Protective Equipment | |
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Bronchoscopy Room or Suite | |
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Medications Employed for Anesthesia and Analgesia | |
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Patient Monitoring | |
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Hazards and Complications of Bronchoscopy | |
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Equipment Preparation | |
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Documentation Preparation | |
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Patient Preparation | |
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Supplemental Oxygen | |
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Bronchoscopy Assisting | |
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Specimen Preparation | |
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Bronchoalveolar Lavage | |
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Patient Monitoring | |
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Bronchoscopy During Mechanical Ventilation | |
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Documentation | |
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Cleaning the Bronchoscope | |
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Sample Delivery | |
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Equipment Processing and Surveillance | |
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Related Microbiology | |
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Equipment Processing Terms | |
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Equipment Processing Methods | |
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Facility Design for Equipment Processing | |
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Bacteriological Surveillance Programs | |
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Data Utilization | |
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Output Sampling With the Aerotest | |
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Swab Sampling | |
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Surveillance Records | |
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Processing Respiratory Care Equipment | |
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Emergency Management | |
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Emergency Airway Management | |
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Anatomy of the Upper Airway | |
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Reflexes of the Upper Airway | |
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Upper Airway Obstruction | |
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Resuscitators | |
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Importance of Inspiratory-Expiratory Ratio During Resuscitation | |
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Intubation: What Is It? | |
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Complications of Intubation | |
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Patient Positioning to Relieve Upper Airway Obstruction | |
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Airway Insertion | |
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Preparation of Manual Resuscitators | |
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Ventilation with a Manual Resuscitator | |
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Equipment Preparation and Assembly for Intubation | |
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Intubation Techniques | |
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Extubation | |
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Artificial Airway Care | |
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Suctioning | |
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Cuff Pressure Monitoring | |
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Tracheostomy and Stoma Care | |
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Suctioning Procedure | |
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Cuff Pressure Measurement | |
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Tracheostomy Care Procedure | |
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Stoma Care Procedure | |
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Chest Tubes | |
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Chest Tubes: Basic Principles | |
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Chest Drainage System | |
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Assisting with Chest Tube Placement | |
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Setup and Maintenance of the Chest Drainage System | |
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Insertion and Maintenance of Intravenous Lines | |
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The Principles of Intravenous Therapy | |
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Intravenous Fluid Properties | |
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Locating Acceptable Sites for Intravenous Needle Placement | |
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Complications of Intravenous Therapy | |
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Maintenance of Intravenous Infusions | |
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Drip Rate Calculations | |
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Supplies Needed for Intravenous Cannulation | |
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Venipuncture Procedure | |
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Maintenance of Intravenous Infusions | |
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Discontinuing Intravenous Therapy | |
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Intra-Aortic Balloon Pumping | |
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Cardiac Anatomy | |
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Cardiac Physiology | |
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Cardiac Pathology | |
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Fundamental Principles of IABP Therapy | |
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Ventilation | |
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Noninvasive Positive-Pressure Ventilation | |
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Definition of Noninvasive Positive-Pressure Ventilation | |
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Indications for Noninvasive Positive-Pressure Ventilation | |
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Assessment of the Patient for Noninvasive Positive-Pressure Ventilation | |
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Patient-Ventilator Interface In Noninvasive Positive-Pressure Ventilation | |
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Hazards and Complications of Noninvasive Positive-Pressure Ventilation | |
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How Resistance and Compliance Affect Noninvasive Positive-Pressure Ventilation | |
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Modes of Noninvasive Positive-Pressure Ventilation | |
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Supplemental Oxygen Delivery | |
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Patient Monitoring | |
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Patient Assessment for NPPV | |
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Assembly and Testing of the Ventilator | |
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Mask Selection | |
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Ventilator Settings | |
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Patient Monitoring | |
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Patient Charting | |
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Continuous Mechanical Ventilation | |
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What is Continuous Mechanical Ventilation? | |
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Indications for Mechanical Ventilation | |
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Criteria for Mechanical Ventilation | |
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Modes of Mechanical Ventilation | |
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Hazards and Complications of Mechanical Ventilation | |
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Assessing the Patient for Mechanical Ventilation | |
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Equipment Requirements | |
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Establishing Ordered Ventilator Settings | |
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Special Ventilatory Functions | |
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Alarms | |
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Monitoring the Patient-Ventilator System | |
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Documentation of Ventilator Settings | |
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Documentation of Patient Values | |
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Changing a Ventilator Circuit | |
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Special Ventilatory Procedures | |
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PEEP and CPAP | |
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Physiological Effects of PEEP and CPAP | |
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Weaning Methods and Modes of Mechanical Ventilation | |
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Specialized Monitoring Procedures | |
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Static and Dynamic Pressure-Volume Curves | |
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Criteria for Weaning | |
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Physiological Effects of Weaning | |
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Positive End-Expiratory Pressure | |
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Continuous Positive Airway Pressure | |
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Initiation of CPAP and PEEP | |
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PEEP Trial | |
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Intermittent Mandatory Ventilation | |
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Initiation of IMV or of IMV with CPAP | |
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Pressure Support | |
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AMV and EMMV | |
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Flow Triggering | |
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Measurement of V[subscript D]/V[subscript T] | |
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Measurement of Static and Dynamic Pressure-Volume Curves | |
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Measurement of Spontaneous Parameters | |
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Wave form Analysis | |
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Common Wave Forms | |
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Wave Form Morphologies | |
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Analysis of Specific Wave Forms | |
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Wave Form Interpretation | |
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Clinical Criteria for Appropriate Wave Form Selection | |
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Newborn Mechanical Ventilation | |
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Basics of Newborn Mechanical Ventilation | |
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Indications for Mechanical Ventilation in the Newborn | |
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Underlying Conditions That May Contribute to Respiratory Failure | |
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Newborn Ventilatory Support Concepts | |
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Hazards and Complications of Newborn Mechanical Ventilation | |
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Assessing the Need for Mechanical Ventilation | |
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Equipment Requirements | |
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Establishing Ordered Ventilator Settings | |
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Alarms | |
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Patient Monitoring and Assessment | |
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Ventilator Monitoring | |
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Answers to Self-Evaluation Post Tests | |
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Glossary | |
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Index | |