!DOCTYPE html> 6 Endocrine System, Fluids, and Electrolytes Renee Smith, Marie A. Evans, and Theresa Clifford 6-1. A 62-year-old male patient has had a transurethral resection of the prostate. He arrives in the Phase I…
!DOCTYPE html> 7 Maintenance of Normothermia, Physiologic Comfort, and the Therapeutic Environment Nancy Strzyzewski, Tanya LeCompte Hofmann, Vallire D. Hooper, and Theresa Clifford 7-1. Warming intravenous (IV) fluids helps to prevent heat loss resulting from the following…
!DOCTYPE html> 5 Genitourologic, Reproductive, and Musculoskeletal Systems Janice Lopez, Charlotte West, and Carolyn Kiolbasa 5-1. The function of the proximal tubule in the glomerulus is to: a. Reabsorb 65% of filtered solute and water…
Chapter 5 Physiology of the Airway William C. Wilson, Jonathan L. Benumof I. Normal Respiratory Physiology (Nonanesthetized) A. Gravity-Determined Distribution of Perfusion and Ventilation 1. Distribution of Pulmonary Perfusion 2….
Chapter 4 Physics and Modeling of the Airway D. John Doyle, Kevin F. O’grady I. The Gas Laws A. Ideal Gases B. Nonideal Gases: The van der Waals Effect C….
Chapter 24 Upper Airway Retraction New and Old Laryngoscope Blades Richard M. Levitan, Carin A. Hagberg I. Introduction II. History III. Direct Laryngoscope Design A. Components of a Direct Laryngoscope…
Chapter 2 Airway Imaging Principles and Practical Guide T. Linda Chi, David M. Mirsky, Jacqueline A. Bello, David Z. Ferson I. Introduction II. Imaging Modalities A. Conventional Radiography (Plain Film)…
Chapter 13 Preoxygenation Anis S. Baraka, M. Ramez Salem I. Historical Perspective II. Body Oxygen Stores III. Physiology of Apnea and Apneic Mass-Movement Oxygenation IV. Efficacy and Efficiency of Preoxygenation…
Chapter 20 Retrograde Intubation Techniques Antonio Sanchez I. History II. Indications III. Contraindications A. Unfavorable Anatomy B. Laryngotracheal Disease C. Coagulopathy D. Infection IV. Anatomy A. Cartilage and Membrane B….
Chapter 49 Monitoring the Airway and Pulmonary Function Neal H. Cohen, David E. Schwartz I. Introduction II. Monitoring the Airway A. Non-intubated Patient B. During Endotracheal Intubation C. During Weaning…
