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9780721672885

Essentials of Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy

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  • ISBN13:

    9780721672885

  • ISBN10:

    0721672884

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2001-05-16
  • Publisher: Saunders
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The second edition of this text takes readers through the anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology of the cardiac and pulmonary systems, and covers assessment and treatment of cardiopulmonary disorders. It features new chapters on cardiac pulmonary transplantation and acute care. Certified clinical specialists have collaborated to create this reference source.

Table of Contents

1 ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
Anatomy of the Cardiovascular and Respiratory Systems
2(46)
H. Steven Sadowsky
Introduction
2(1)
Cardiovascular and Respiratory System Development
2(5)
Thorax
7(2)
Respiratory System
9(18)
Cardiovascular System
27(21)
Cardiovascular and Respiratory Physiology
48(40)
H. Steven Sadowsky
Introduction
48(1)
Basic Units of Measure
49(1)
The Autonomic Nervous System
49(3)
The Gas Transport System
52(19)
Cardiovascular System
71(13)
Summary
84(4)
2 PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
Ischemic Cardiac Conditions
88(18)
H. Steven Sadowsky
Eugene McColgon
Introduction
88(1)
Anatomy of the Coronary Arteries
89(1)
Myocardial Perfusion
90(1)
Atherosclerosis
91(1)
Vasospasm
92(1)
Risk Factors
93(4)
Clinical Course
97(1)
Natural History
98(1)
Summary
99(1)
Case Studies
99(7)
Cardiac Muscle Dysfunction
106(77)
Lawrence Cahalin
Introduction
106(1)
Heart Failure
107(2)
Causes and Types of Cardiac Muscle Dysfunction
109(10)
Evaluation of Cardiac Muscle Dysfunction in Physical Therapy
119(13)
Specific Pathophysiologic Conditions Associated with Congestive Heart Failure
132(13)
Specific Treatment for Congestive Heart Failure
145(14)
Conclusion
159(1)
Case Studies
159(13)
Summary
172(1)
Activity Guidelines
173(10)
Restrictive Lung Dysfunction
183(74)
Peggy Clough
Introduction
184(1)
Etiology
184(1)
Pathogenesis
184(3)
Clinical Manifestations
187(1)
Treatment
188(1)
Maturational Causes of Restrictive Lung Dysfunction
188(4)
Pulmonary Causes of Restrictive Lung Dysfunction
192(24)
Cardiovascular Causes of Restrictive Lung Dysfunction
216(4)
Neuromuscular Causes of Restrictive Lung Dysfunction
220(7)
Musculoskeletal Causes of Restrictive Lung Dysfunction
227(4)
Connective Tissue Causes of Restrictive Lung Dysfunction
231(5)
Immunologic Causes of Restrictive Lung Dysfunction
236(2)
Pregnancy As a Cause of Restrictive Lung Dysfunction
238(1)
Nutritional and Metabolic Causes of Restrictive Lung Dysfunction
238(2)
Traumatic Causes of Restrictive Lung Dysfunction
240(5)
Therapeutic Causes of Restrictive Lung Dysfunction
245(9)
Summary
254(3)
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Diseases
257(28)
Susan L. Garritan
Introduction
257(1)
Unique Features of Obstructive Lung Conditions
258(1)
Key Concepts
258(1)
Obstructive Lung Conditions Early
259(15)
Adult Obstructive Lung Conditions
274(7)
Case Studies
281(2)
Summary
283(2)
Cardiopulmonary Implications of Specific Diseases
285(51)
Joanne Watchie
Introduction
285(1)
Hypertension
286(7)
Diabetes Mellitus
293(7)
Obesity
300(2)
Peripheral Arterial Disease
302(2)
Renal Failure
304(3)
Other Specific Diseases and Disorders
307(13)
Clinical Implications for Physical Therapy
320(1)
Case Studies
321(2)
Summary
323(13)
3 DIAGNOSTIC TESTS AND PROCEDURES
Cardiovascular Diagnostic Tests and Procedures
336(44)
Ellen A. Hillegass
Introduction
337(1)
Clinical Laboratory Studies
337(6)
Other Noninvasive Diagnostic Tests
343(4)
Other Imaging Modalities
347(4)
Pharmacologic Stress Testing/Exercise Testing
351(13)
Cardiac Catheterization: Coronary Angiography and Ventriculography
364(2)
Ergonovine Stimulation
366(1)
Heart Rate Variability
367(1)
Endocardial Biopsy
367(1)
Vascular Diagnostic Testing for Aortic, Peripheral, and Carotid Disease
367(6)
Exercise Testing
373(1)
Case Studies
373(1)
Summary
374(6)
Electrocardiography
380(41)
Ellen A. Hillegass
Introduction
380(1)
Basic Electrophysiologic Principles
381(1)
The Autonomic Nervous System
382(1)
The Conduction System
383(2)
The Electrocardiogram Recording
385(1)
Heart Rate
386(3)
Heart Rhythm
389(2)
Basic Interpretation of Heart Rhythm
391(11)
Heart Blocks
402(8)
Other Findings on a 12-Lead Electrocardiogram
410(8)
Case Studies
418(1)
Summary
419(2)
Pulmonary Diagnostic Tests and Procedures
421(31)
H. Steven Sadowsky
Introduction
421(1)
Chest Imaging
422(9)
Bronchoscopy
431(1)
Pulmonary Function Testing
432(7)
Blood Gas Analysis
439(5)
Oximetry
444(1)
Cytologic and Hematologic Tests
444(3)
Case Study
447(1)
Summary
447(5)
4 SURGICAL INTERVENTIONS, MONITORING, AND SUPPORT
Cardiovascular and Thoracic Interventions
452(25)
Ellen A. Hillegass
H. Steven Sadowsky
Introduction
452(1)
Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgical Procedures
452(20)
Case Studies
472(1)
Summary
473(4)
Thoracic Organ Transplantation: Heart, Lung, and Heart-Lung
477(32)
Tammy Versluis-Burlis
Anne Mejia Downs
Introduction
477(1)
History
478(1)
Evaluation
479(5)
Preoperative Rehabilitation
484(1)
Alternative Therapies to Transplantation
485(2)
Donor Selection and Matching Criteria
487(1)
Surgical Procedure
488(4)
Medications
492(1)
Postoperative Treatment
493(8)
Future Trends in Transplant Care
501(2)
Case Studies
503(1)
Summary
504(5)
Monitoring and Life-Support Equipment
509(27)
H. Steven Sadowsky
Introduction
509(1)
Hemodynamic Monitoring and Life Support
510(1)
Arterial Pressures
511(7)
Ventilatory Monitoring and Life Support
518(3)
Mechanical Ventilation
521(8)
Incentive Spirometry and Inspiratory Resistance Devices
529(1)
Mechanical Percussors
530(1)
Manual Resuscitators
531(1)
Case Study
531(2)
Summary
533(3)
5 PHARMACOLOGY
Cardiovascular Medications
536(51)
Kate Grimes
Meryl Cohen
Introduction
537(1)
Pharmacokinetics
538(2)
Pharmacodynamics
540(2)
Pharmacologic Management
542(1)
Anti-Ischemic Drugs
543(8)
Heart Failure
551(7)
Antiarrhythmic Agents
558(6)
Antihypertensive Therapy
564(4)
Pharmacologic Management of Lipid Disorders
568(3)
Cardiac Drugs Used in Critical Care
571(4)
Cardiac Pharmacology in the Geriatric Population
575(2)
Cardiac Pharmacology in the Neonate and Pediatric Populations
577(1)
Pharmacologic Management of Diabetes
578(1)
Pharmacology and Heart Transplantation
579(2)
Case Studies
581(2)
Summary
583(4)
Pulmonary Medications
587(23)
Lawrence Cahalin
H. Steven Sadowsky
Introduction
587(1)
Bronchomotor Tone
588(1)
Principles of Bronchodilator Therapy
589(12)
The Effects of Pulmonary Medications on Exercise
601(3)
Case Studies
604(1)
Summary
605(5)
6 CARDIOPULMONARY ASSESSMENT AND INTERVENTION
Assessment Procedures
610(37)
Ellen A. Hillegass
Introduction
610(1)
Medical Chart Review
611(5)
Interview with the Patient and the Family
616(1)
Physical Examination
616(28)
Case Studies
644(1)
Summary
645(2)
Treatment of Acute Cardiopulmonary Conditions
647(29)
Alexandra Sciaky
Jill Stockford
Erica Nixon
Introduction
647(1)
Airway Clearance Techniques
648(6)
Weaning from Mechanical Ventilation
654(2)
Positioning
656(3)
Breathing Exercises
659(3)
Patient Education
662(1)
Exercise
663(6)
Discharge Planning
669(1)
Pediatric Considerations
670(1)
Case Studies
671(1)
Summary
672(4)
Therapeutic Interventions in Cardiac Rehabilitation and Prevention
676(51)
Ellen A. Hillegass
William C. Temes
Introduction
677(1)
Cardiac Rehabilitation
677(1)
Candidacy
677(2)
Administrative Issues in Cardiac Rehabilitation
679(1)
The Cardiac Rehabilitation Team
679(2)
Management and Evaluation of Patients During the Acute Phase
681(8)
Secondary Prevention in Outpatient Cardiac Rehabilitation
689(15)
Secondary Prevention: Management of Risk Factors
704(13)
Primary Prevention
717(1)
Case Studies
718(5)
Summary
723(4)
Pulmonary Rehabilitation
727(25)
Rhonda N. Barr
Historical Perspective
727(1)
Goals of Pulmonary Rehabilitation
728(1)
Structure of Pulmonary Rehabilitation Programs
729(3)
Physical Therapy Management
732(1)
Patient Evaluation Procedures
732(2)
Treatment Intervention
734(8)
Case Studies
742(5)
Summary
747(5)
Outcome Measures: Reimbursement Issues and Documentation
752(27)
Peg Pashkow
Introduction
752(1)
Outcomes Defined
752(2)
Importance of Measuring Outcomes
754(1)
Selection of Data to Measure
755(6)
Methodology
761(7)
Use of Outcome Information
768(2)
Case Studies
770(3)
Summary
773(6)
Glossary 779(58)
Index 837

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