Mechanical Ventilation
Title Details
1st Ed.
2020 © Jones & Bartlett Learning
Jay I. Peters, MD; David C. Shelledy, PhD, RRT, RPFT, FAARC, FASAHP
ISBN-13: 978-1-284-12593-1
eISBN-13: 978-1-284-13986-0
Respiratory Therapy, Critical Care, Respiratory, Allied Health
Additional Details
Mechanical Ventilation is a comprehensive guide to the evaluation and management of critically ill patients requiring mechanical ventilatory support. This new text helps respiratory care students and clinicians alike bridge the gap between theory and practice as they strive to provide the very best care for patients.
Aimed at developing advanced practice and critical care respiratory therapists, the text covers key concepts, techniques, and procedures for providing safe and effective mechanical ventilation. Readers will learn to apply assessment skills to evaluate patients in impending or actual respiratory failure. After studying indications for mechanical ventilation, they will learn how to initiate mechanical ventilator support, adjust ventilation to keep patients stabilized, monitor patients over time, and discontinue ventilator support.
Features and Benefits
- • A valuable resource to prepare for the National Board for Respiratory Care (NBRC) entry level and advanced respiratory care exams.
- • Bridges the gap between theory and practice in the care of critically ill patients requiring mechanical ventilatory support.
- • Focuses on interdisciplinary teams as they related to patient care and treatment
- • Clinical Focus exercises serve as case studies to help readers refine their critical thinking and problem-solving skills
- • Robust set of Slides in PowerPoint format for each chapter, including an extremely comprehensive synopsis of ventilator types containing over 1000 slides!
This book was created for respiratory therapy students and clinicians caring for patients on mechanical ventilatory support primarily in the critical care arena.
Doody's Core Titles (DCT)
Doody's Review
"This outstanding book is easy to read for respiratory care students yet detailed enough for seasoned practitioners. As technology and advancements in pulmonary physiology continue to evolve, I hope that the authors will update this text with future editions. Well done!"
-- Steven Hamick, AAS, BIS (William Beaumont Hospitals) Doody's Review
Score: 100/100
Specialty Score: 2.13 Health Sciences - Respiratory Therapy
Stars: 5
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