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Making Sense Of Lung Function Tests 2e Sep 20 20171482249685crc Presspdf Jonathan Dakin

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Publisher: CRC Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.35 MB

Pages: 160

Author: Jonathan Dakin, Mark Mottershaw

ISBN: 9781482249682, 1482249685

Language: English

Year: 2016

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Making Sense Of Lung Function Tests 2e Sep 20 20171482249685crc Presspdf Jonathan Dakin by Jonathan Dakin, Mark Mottershaw 9781482249682, 1482249685 instant download after payment.

Making Sense of Lung Function Tests places lung function in a clinical context using ‘real-life’ examples. The book provides invaluable 'hands-on' guidance for trainees in pulmonary function, anaesthetics and general medicine, and also acts as a useful ready reference for the experienced clinician. The second edition builds on all the features that made the first edition so successful and continues to help the non-specialist improve their knowledge of mechanical measurements of lung function, lung capacity and flow rates and to monitor the effectiveness of respiration through blood gas analysis.