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9780443062315

The Respiratory System; Systems of the Body Series

by Davies & Moores
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    9780443062315

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    0443062315

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2003-10-08
  • Publisher: Churchill Livingstone
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Summary

Part of the Systems of the Body Series, this concise text offers coverage of the core knowledge required on the respiratory system. An ideal text for system-based, integrated courses, it stresses the relevance of basic science to clinical medicine a clinical case is used to derive the learning objectives at the beginning of each chapter. It also prepares the student for early patient contact with a final section covering the major diseases of the system and their diagnosis and treatment. Integrated coverage of the structure, function, and major diseases of the respiratory system highly suitable for systems courses Coverage of the basic science that is clinically driven a common clinical presentation introduces each major topic Clinical cases that are used and explained in the chapter Coverage of major diseases of the respiratory system that equips students for early contact with patients A structure that encourages learning objectives are defined at the beginning of the chapter, and self-assessment questions are provided at the end

Author Biography

Andrew Davies, PhD DSc: Professor of Physiology, University of Glamorgan, Pontyprydd, UK Carl Moores BA BSc MB ChB FRCA: Consultant Anaesthetist, Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, UK

Table of Contents

Introduction
1(10)
Introduction
2(1)
What is respiration?
2(1)
The need for respiration
2(1)
Diffusion in respiration and the circulation
3(1)
Timing in the circulation and respiration
3(1)
Basic science of respiration
3(6)
Drugs
9(1)
Self-assessment questions
9(2)
Structure of the Respiratory System, Related to Function
11(20)
Introduction
12(1)
The upper airways
12(3)
The intrathoracic airways
15(4)
Blood vessels
19(1)
Pulmonary hypertension
19(1)
The lymphatics
19(1)
The nerves
20(1)
Gross structure of the respiratory system
21(1)
Pleurisy
21(1)
The diaphragm and chest wall
22(1)
How breathing is brought about
22(2)
Embryology
24(1)
Air-conditioning
25(3)
Metabolic activity
28(1)
Metabolism of circulating biologically active substances
28(1)
Non-respiratory functions
29(1)
Self-assessment case study: cafe coronary
30(1)
Self-assessment questions
30(1)
Elastic Properties of the Respiratory System
31(14)
Introduction
32(1)
Intrapleural pressure (Ppl)
32(1)
Static lung compliance (CL)
33(1)
The effect of disease
34(1)
The physical basis of lung compliance
34(9)
Self-assessment case study: acute respiratory distress system (ARDS)
43(1)
Self-assessment questions
44(1)
Airflow in the Respiratory System
45(20)
Introduction
46(1)
How airflow is brought about
46(1)
The nature of airflow
47(1)
The major determinant of flow -- radius
47(1)
Airways disease and obstructive pulmonary disease
47(2)
The clinical situation
49(1)
Sites of airways resistance
50(1)
Asthma and airways smooth muscle
51(2)
Bronchomotor tone
53(1)
Pharmacological treatment of asthma
54(1)
Clinical definitions
55(1)
Bronchitis and mucus
55(2)
Emphysema and radial traction
57(1)
Intrapleural pressure and cough
58(4)
Work of breathing
62(2)
Self-assessment case study: bronchocarcinoma
64(1)
Self-assessment questions
64(1)
Ventilation of the Respiratory System: The Importance of Its Lack of Uniformity in Disease
65(18)
Introduction
66(2)
Spirometric abnormalities in disease
68(1)
Uneven distribution
68(1)
Dead space
68(2)
Alveolar dead space in disease
70(1)
The Bohr equation
70(1)
Factors affecting physiological dead space
71(1)
Alveolar ventilation and respiratory exchange
71(2)
The alveolar gas equation
73(1)
Distribution of inspired gas
73(4)
Other factors affecting distribution
77(3)
Self-assessment case study: flail chest
80(1)
Self-assessment questions
81(2)
Gas Exchange Between Air and Blood: Diffusion
83(10)
The path from air to tissue
84(1)
Lung disease and diffusion
85(1)
Fick's Law of Diffusion
85(2)
Measuring transfer factor
87(2)
Treating diffusion difficulties
89(1)
Carbon dioxide and other gases
90(1)
Self-assessment case study: pulmonary oedema
91(1)
Self-assessment questions
91(2)
The Pulmonary Circulation: Bringing Blood and Gas Together
93(16)
The functions of the pulmonary circulation
94(1)
The anatomy of the pulmonary circulation
94(3)
Matching ventilation and perfusion
97(1)
Distribution of blood through the lungs
97(6)
Regional differences in ventilation in the lungs
103(1)
Ventilation/perfusion matching and its effect on blood O2 and CO2 content
104(3)
Shunt
107(1)
Self-assessment case study: chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
108(1)
Self-assessment questions
108(1)
Carriage of Gases by the Blood and Acid/Base Balance
109(22)
Introduction
110(1)
Oxygen transport
110(9)
Dissolved oxygen: do we really need Hb and why keep it in red cells?
119(1)
Carbon dioxide transport
120(2)
Acid-base balance
122(8)
Self-assessment case study: anaemia
130(1)
Self-assessment questions
130(1)
Chemical Control of Breathing
131(10)
Introduction
132(1)
Oxygen lack
132(5)
Carbon dioxide excess
137(3)
Self-assessment case study: altitude sickness
140(1)
Self-assessment questions
140(1)
Nervous Control of Breathing
141(16)
Introduction
142(1)
The rhythm generator
142(2)
Pattern of breathing in COPD
144(1)
The respiratory `centres'
145(1)
The medullary groups
146(1)
Conscious control of breathing
147(1)
Respiratory muscle innervation
148(1)
Neuromuscular disorders
149(1)
Vagal reflexes
150(3)
Dyspnoea
153(1)
Other reflexes
153(2)
Self-assessment case study: opioid induced respiratory depression
155(1)
Self-assessment questions
155(2)
Lung Function Tests -- Measuring Disability
157(10)
Introduction
158(1)
Spirometry
158(1)
Flow measurements
159(1)
Plethysmography
160(1)
Lung mechanics
160(1)
Transfer factor (diffusing capacity)
161(1)
Blood gases
162(1)
Gas washouts
163(2)
Exercise testing
165(1)
Challenge tests
166(1)
Self-assessment questions
166(1)
Appendix: some basic science 167(6)
Answers 173(8)
Glossary 181(6)
Index 187

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