Pocket Guide to Spirometry explains everything a practitioner needs to know about spirometry, including what a spirometer is, how to use one, how to interpret test results and the different types of
spirometers. This book presents information in a practical, systematic manner and is an essential aid for all practitioners and nurses treating patients with respiratory conditions.
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Completely revised and updated New figures and tables Now includes information on how to treat children from 4 years of age New design and layout
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By:
David Johns, Rob Pierce Imprint: McGraw-Hill Education / Australia Country of Publication: Australia Edition: 3rd edition Dimensions:
Height: 182mm,
Width: 115mm,
Spine: 10mm
Weight: 189g ISBN:9780071016193 ISBN 10: 0071016198 Pages: 160 Publication Date:27 July 2011 Audience:
College/higher education
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Professional and scholarly
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Primary
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Undergraduate
Format:Paperback Publisher's Status: Active
Foreword to the third editionForeword to the second edition Foreword to the first edition Preface Acknowledgments About the authors Introduction 1. What is spirometry and what are its uses?2. Measurement of ventilatory function3. Measurements devices4. How to do spirometry and the common problems5. Infection control6. Predicted normal values7. Interpretation of spirometry8. Case histories9. Mechanics of breathing10. SummaryAppendix A: Equipment standards and validation procedures Appendix B: Correction of volume and flow to BTPS Appendix C: Predicted normal values Glossary References Useful websites Index
David P. Johns is Conjoint Associate Professor and consultant in Clinical respiratory science at the University of Tasmania and the Royal Hobart Hospital.