Mechanical Ventilation - Clinical Applications and Pathophysiology

One of the key tools in effectively managing critical illness is the
use of mechanical ventilator support. This essential text helps you
navigate this rapidly evolving technology and understand the latest
research and treatment modalities. A deeper understanding of the
effects of mechanical ventilation will enable you to optimize patient
outcomes while reducing the risk of trauma to the lungs and other
organ systems.


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I. Understanding the Evidence

1.Diagnostic Accuracy of Physical Findings

2.Using the Tables in this Book

3.Reliability of Physical Findings

II. General Appearance and Selected Medical Disorders

4.Stance and Gait

5.Jaundice and Cirrhosis

6.Cyanosis

7.Anemia

8.Hypovolemia

9.Protein-Energy Malnutrition and Weight Loss

10.Obesity

11.Cushing?셲 Syndrome

12.Lymphadenopathy

III. Vital Signs

13.Pulse Rate and Contour

14.Abnormalities of Pulse Rhythm

15.Blood Pressure

16.Temperature

17.Respiratory Rate and Abnormal Breathing Patterns

18.Pulse Oximetry

19.Prognosis in Various Medical Conditions

IV. Head and Neck

20.The Pupils

21.Diabetic Retinopathy

22.Hearing

23.The Thyroid and Its Disorders

24.Meninges

V. The Lungs

25.Inspection of the Chest

26.Palpation and Percussion of the Chest

27.Auscultation of the Lungs

28.Ancillary Tests

VI. Selected Pulmonary Disorders

29.Pneumonia

30.Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease

31.Pulmonary Embolism

VII. The Heart

32.Inspection of the Neck Veins

33.Percussion of the Heart

34.Palpation of the Heart

35.Auscultation of the Heart: General Principles

36.The First and Second Heart Sounds

37.The Third and Fourth Heart Sounds

38.Miscellaneous Heart Sounds

39.Heart Murmurs: General Principles

VIII. Selected Cardiac Disorders

40.Aortic Stenosis

41.AorticRegurgitation

42.Miscellaneous Heart Murmurs

43.Coronary Artery Disease

44.Disorders of the Pericardium

45.Congestive Heart Failure

IX. Abdomen

46.Inspection of the Abdomen

47.Palpation and Percussion of the Abdomen

48.Abdominal Pain and Tenderness

49.Auscultation of the Abdomen

X. Extremities

50.Peripheral Vascular Disease

51.The Diabetic Foot

52.Edema and Deep Vein Thrombosis

53.Selected Musculoskeletal Disorders

XI. Neurologic Examination

54.Visual Field Testing

55.Cranial Nerves

56.Examination of the Motor System: Approach to Weakness

57.Examination of the Sensory System

58.Examination of the Reflexes

59.Disorders of the Nerve Roots, Plexi, and Peripheral Nerves

60.Coordination and Cerebellar Testing

61.Examination of Hysterial Neurologic Disorders

XII. Selected Neurologic Disorders

62.Diplopia

63.Dementia and Mental Status Examination

64.Coma

65.Parkinson?셲 Disease

XIII. Likelihood Ratios and their Confident Intervals

66.Likelihood Ratios and their Confidence Intervals*

* This is a giant Table that displays the confidence intervals for
all likelihood ratios presented in the entire book ??a key feature of
the book and a really handy tool!

Index