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Equipment, 11th Editionu u
by J. M. Cairo Chapters 1 - 15
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Description
The umost u clinically urelevant urespiratory ucare uequipment u textbook uon uthe umarket, u Mosby’s
uRespiratory uCare u Equipment, u 10th u Edition u employs u a u "how-to" u approach u that umoves
u beyond u technical u descriptions uof u machinery. u Learn u to u identify u equipment, u understand u how
u it u works, u and u apply u your u knowledge u to u clinical u practice uwith uthis u comprehensive uoverview u of
u the uequipment u and utechniques u used uby urespiratory utherapists u to utreat u cardiopulmonary
u dysfunction. u The u10th u edition u includes u updated uinformation uon uthe u latest u devices u and
uequipment, uwhich uare udivided uinto uclearly udefined usections uincluding: uventilators, utransport, uhome-
care, u neonatal u and u pediatric u ventilators, u and u alternative u ventilators. u In u addition, u there’s
u a u focus u on u specific u ventilator u characteristics u such u as u mode, u monitors u and u displays,
u alarms u and u indicators, u graphics, u special u features, uand utroubleshooting ufor ulesser-used
uventilators.
Table uof uContents
I. Introduction
1. Basic uPhysics ufor uthe uRespiratory uTherapist
2. Principles uof uInfection uControl
3. Introduction uto uVentilators
II. Medical uGases
4. Manufacture, uStorage, uand uTransport uof uMedical uGases
5. Administering uMedical uGases: uRegulators, uFlowmeters, uand uControlling uDevices
6. Humidity uand uAerosol uTherapy
,III. Assessment
7. Assessment uof uPulmonary uFunction
8. Assessment uof uCardiovascular uFunction
9. Blood uGas uMonitoring
IV. Devices
10. Lung uExpansion uDevices
11. Mechanical uVentilators: uGeneral-Use uDevices
12. Infant/PediatricuVentilators
13. Home-Care, uTransport uDevices, uAlternative uDevices
V. Critical uCare uand uOther uTherapies
14. Airway uManagement uDevices uand uACLS
15. Sleep uDiagnostics
, Chapter u01: uBasic uPhysics ufor uthe uRespiratory uTherapist
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MULTIPLE uCHOICE
1. Power uis ua umeasure uof uwhich uof uthe ufollowing?
a. Mechanical uenergy
b. Gravitational upotential uenergy
c. The urate uat uwhich uwork uis ubeing uperformed
d. The urate uat uwhich uatoms uand umolecules umove
ANSWER: u C
Power uis ua umeasure uof uthe urate uat uwhich uwork uis ubeing uperformed. uThe u formula uP u= uW/J,
u where u W u= uwatts uand u1 uwatt uis uequal uto u1 uJ/s, uexpresses uthis. uJoules uare uthe u international
standard u for u expressing uenergy uand uwork.
u
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2. When ueffort uproduces ua uchange uin uthe uposition uof umatter:
a. work uis uperformed.
b. it u is uknown uas ua ujoule.
c. mechanical upower uis ucreated.
d. the ulaw uof uthe uconservation uof uenergy uis ubeing uused.
ANSWER: u A
Work uis uperformed uonly uwhen ueffort uor uoutside u forces uproduce ua uchange u in uthe uposition uof
u matter.
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3. The uunit uused uto u express uthe uforce uof u1 unewton u(N) uacting uon ua u1-kilogram u(kg) uobject uto
u move u it u 1 u meter u(m) u is uwhich uof uthe ufollowing?
a. Watt c. Kilowatt
b. Joule d. Kinetic uenergy
ANSWER: u B
One u joule u is uequal uto uthe uforce uof u1 uN uacting uon u1 ukg. uA uwatt uis uequivalent uto u 1 uJ/s. uA
TEST BANK For Mosby’s Respiratory Care
u u u u u
Equipment, 11th Editionu u
by J. M. Cairo Chapters 1 - 15
u u u u u u u
, TO uGET uALL uCHAPTERS uEMAIL uME uAT>>>>> u u u
u
Description
The umost u clinically urelevant urespiratory ucare uequipment u textbook uon uthe umarket, u Mosby’s
uRespiratory uCare u Equipment, u 10th u Edition u employs u a u "how-to" u approach u that umoves
u beyond u technical u descriptions uof u machinery. u Learn u to u identify u equipment, u understand u how
u it u works, u and u apply u your u knowledge u to u clinical u practice uwith uthis u comprehensive uoverview u of
u the uequipment u and utechniques u used uby urespiratory utherapists u to utreat u cardiopulmonary
u dysfunction. u The u10th u edition u includes u updated uinformation uon uthe u latest u devices u and
uequipment, uwhich uare udivided uinto uclearly udefined usections uincluding: uventilators, utransport, uhome-
care, u neonatal u and u pediatric u ventilators, u and u alternative u ventilators. u In u addition, u there’s
u a u focus u on u specific u ventilator u characteristics u such u as u mode, u monitors u and u displays,
u alarms u and u indicators, u graphics, u special u features, uand utroubleshooting ufor ulesser-used
uventilators.
Table uof uContents
I. Introduction
1. Basic uPhysics ufor uthe uRespiratory uTherapist
2. Principles uof uInfection uControl
3. Introduction uto uVentilators
II. Medical uGases
4. Manufacture, uStorage, uand uTransport uof uMedical uGases
5. Administering uMedical uGases: uRegulators, uFlowmeters, uand uControlling uDevices
6. Humidity uand uAerosol uTherapy
,III. Assessment
7. Assessment uof uPulmonary uFunction
8. Assessment uof uCardiovascular uFunction
9. Blood uGas uMonitoring
IV. Devices
10. Lung uExpansion uDevices
11. Mechanical uVentilators: uGeneral-Use uDevices
12. Infant/PediatricuVentilators
13. Home-Care, uTransport uDevices, uAlternative uDevices
V. Critical uCare uand uOther uTherapies
14. Airway uManagement uDevices uand uACLS
15. Sleep uDiagnostics
, Chapter u01: uBasic uPhysics ufor uthe uRespiratory uTherapist
TO uGET uALL uCHAPTERS uEMAIL uME uAT>>>>> u u u
u
MULTIPLE uCHOICE
1. Power uis ua umeasure uof uwhich uof uthe ufollowing?
a. Mechanical uenergy
b. Gravitational upotential uenergy
c. The urate uat uwhich uwork uis ubeing uperformed
d. The urate uat uwhich uatoms uand umolecules umove
ANSWER: u C
Power uis ua umeasure uof uthe urate uat uwhich uwork uis ubeing uperformed. uThe u formula uP u= uW/J,
u where u W u= uwatts uand u1 uwatt uis uequal uto u1 uJ/s, uexpresses uthis. uJoules uare uthe u international
standard u for u expressing uenergy uand uwork.
u
PTS: u u u 1 REF: u uPage u8
2. When ueffort uproduces ua uchange uin uthe uposition uof umatter:
a. work uis uperformed.
b. it u is uknown uas ua ujoule.
c. mechanical upower uis ucreated.
d. the ulaw uof uthe uconservation uof uenergy uis ubeing uused.
ANSWER: u A
Work uis uperformed uonly uwhen ueffort uor uoutside u forces uproduce ua uchange u in uthe uposition uof
u matter.
PTS: u u u 1 REF: u uPage u8
3. The uunit uused uto u express uthe uforce uof u1 unewton u(N) uacting uon ua u1-kilogram u(kg) uobject uto
u move u it u 1 u meter u(m) u is uwhich uof uthe ufollowing?
a. Watt c. Kilowatt
b. Joule d. Kinetic uenergy
ANSWER: u B
One u joule u is uequal uto uthe uforce uof u1 uN uacting uon u1 ukg. uA uwatt uis uequivalent uto u 1 uJ/s. uA
