Titlebook: Critical Care Study Guide; Text and Review Gerard J. Criner (Professor of Medicine),Gilbert E Book 20021st edition Springer-Verlag New York

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Airway Managementt of patient care and treatment. Before addressing the need to intubate for mechanical ventilation to support a patient’s pulmonary system, it is important to review some concepts of respiratory function. The basic elements to evaluate are oxygen delivery and exchange and the work of breathing and ventilation.

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Hemodynamic Monitoringtient’s response to therapy. This chapter reviews the use of hemodynamic monitoring, specifically, the indications, complications, and interpretation of data associated with the use of arterial, central venous, and pulmonary artery (PA) catheters.

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Enteral Feeding Tubessensus among intensivists is that nutritional support should be initiated early in the course of the critically ill patient. Early nutritional support is thought to shorten hospital stay and to support the increased metabolic demand resulting from illness or injury.

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Integrierte Werkzeugorganisation,lood gas data often leads to changes in patient care, which may have a significant effect on their survival. This chapter discusses both arterial and mixed venous blood gas analysis and the implications.

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Book 20021st editionmonly found. Caring for critically ill patients requires an extensive knowledge of basic pathophysiology, as well as awareness of the appropriate diagnostic tests and therapeutic interventions. Because this knowledge base crosses many different disciplines, introduction to caring for the intensive c