Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Physical Therapy
1. Introduction - p. 379 2. Cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation: Evidence, efficacy, and practice - p. 379 3. Cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation - p. 381 4. Cardiac rehabilitation: Program components - p. 387 5. Pulmonary rehabilitation: Program components - p. 389 6. Physical activity and exercise - p. 391 7. Cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation: Future directions - p. 392 8. Patients with chronic cardiac dysfunction: Exercise responses - p. 392 9. Role of medications: Augmenters and attenuators of outcome - p. 396 10. Individuals with chronic pulmonary dysfunction: Exercise responses - p. 396 11. Patients with nonprimary cardiopulmonary dysfunction - p. 397 12. Individuals with neurological considerations - p. 398 13. Individuals with considerations of the head, eyes, ears, nose, throat - p. 398 14. Individuals with gastrointestinal or nutritional considerations - p. 399 15. Individuals with genitourinary considerations - p. 399 16. Individuals with vascular considerations - p. 399 17. Individuals with hematological considerations - p. 399 18. Individuals with endocrine considerations - p. 399 19. Individuals with dermatological considerations - p. 400 20. Individuals with musculoskeletal considerations - p. 400 21. Individuals with psychiatric disorders - p. 400 22. Individuals with cancer - p. 400 23. Summary - p. 400 24. Review questions - p. 405 25. References - p. 405 26. 23. Respiratory muscle training - p. 405 27. 24. Integrative therapies as cardiovascular and pulmonary physical therapy interventions - p. 423 28. What are integrative therapies? - p. 423 29. Traditional therapies applied from a holistic approach: Intention - p. 426 30. The problem of scientific evidence - p. 426 31. Use of specific integrative therapy interventions in cardiovascular and pulmonary conditions - p. 427 32. References - p. 445 33. Summary - p. 451 34. Review questions - p. 459 35. References - p. 459 36. 25. Patient education - p. 459 37. Part IV. Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Physical Therapy Acute and Chronic Conditions - p. 474 38. 26. Individuals with acute medical and surgical conditions - p. 474 39. Acute medical conditions: Management - p. 474 40. Acute surgical conditions: Management - p. 491 41. Summary - p. 500 42. Review questions - p. 500 43. References - p. 504 44. 27. Individuals with chronic primary cardiovascular and pulmonary dysfunction - p. 504 45. 28. Individuals with chronic secondary cardiovascular and pulmonary dysfunction - p. 527 46. Part V. Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Physical Therapy: Intensive Care - p. 544 47. 29. Monitoring systems, catheters, and devices in the intensive care unit - p. 544 48. 30. Comprehensive management of individuals in the intensive care unit - p. 559 49. 31. Intensive care management of medical and surgical conditions - p. 573 50. Cardiovascular and pulmonary failure - p. 574 51. Obstructive lung disease - p. 574 52. Optimize the oxygen delivery and oxygen consumption relationship - p. 577 53. Status asthmaticus - p. 580 54. Restrictive lung disease - p. 581 55. Myocardial infarction - p. 582 56. Conservatively managed myocardial infarction - p. 582 57. Open heart surgery - p. 583 58. Intensive care management of individuals with secondary cardiovascular and pulmonary dysfunction - p. 585 59. Summary - p. 604 60. Review questions - p. 604 61. References - p. 610 62. Part VI. Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Physical Therapy: Special Cases - p. 610 63. 32. Infants and children with cardiovascular and pulmonary dysfunction - p. 610 64. Cardiovascular and pulmonary development - p. 610 65. Common pediatric diagnoses - p. 614 66. Physical therapy intervention - p. 621 67. Summary - p. 635 68. Acknowledgement - p. 635 69. Review questions - p. 635 70. References - p. 635 71. 33. The older adult - p. 635 72. 34. Multisystem consequences of impaired breathing mechanics and/or postural control - p. 642 73. 35. The transplant patient - p. 663 74. 36. The patient in the community - p. 678 75. Part VII. Related Aspects of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Physical Therapy - p. 694 76. 37. Body mechanics: Positioning and moving patients - p. 694 77. 38. Review of respiratory care practices - p. 705 78. 39. Care of the patient with an artificial airway - p. 725 79. Appendix A: Elements of international standards for a cardiac rehabilitation program - p. 739 80. Appendix B: Elements of international standards for a pulmonary rehabilitation program - p. 743 81. Appendix C: Exercise testing and prescription considerations for people with primary cardiovascular pulmonary and endocrine conditions - p. 747 82. Appendix D: Exercise testing and prescription considerations for people with nonprimary heart lung and endocrine conditions - p. 763 83. Appendix E: Common complementary therapies - p. 780 84. Glossary - p. 784 85. Index - p. 791
Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Physical Therapy
1. Introduction - p. 379 2. Cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation: Evidence, efficacy, and practice - p. 379 3. Cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation - p. 381 4. Cardiac rehabilitation: Program components - p. 387 5. Pulmonary rehabilitation: Program components - p. 389 6. Physical activity and exercise - p. 391 7. Cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation: Future directions - p. 392 8. Patients with chronic cardiac dysfunction: Exercise responses - p. 392 9. Role of medications: Augmenters and attenuators of outcome - p. 396 10. Individuals with chronic pulmonary dysfunction: Exercise responses - p. 396 11. Patients with nonprimary cardiopulmonary dysfunction - p. 397 12. Individuals with neurological considerations - p. 398 13. Individuals with considerations of the head, eyes, ears, nose, throat - p. 398 14. Individuals with gastrointestinal or nutritional considerations - p. 399 15. Individuals with genitourinary considerations - p. 399 16. Individuals with vascular considerations - p. 399 17. Individuals with hematological considerations - p. 399 18. Individuals with endocrine considerations - p. 399 19. Individuals with dermatological considerations - p. 400 20. Individuals with musculoskeletal considerations - p. 400 21. Individuals with psychiatric disorders - p. 400 22. Individuals with cancer - p. 400 23. Summary - p. 400 24. Review questions - p. 405 25. References - p. 405 26. 23. Respiratory muscle training - p. 405 27. 24. Integrative therapies as cardiovascular and pulmonary physical therapy interventions - p. 423 28. What are integrative therapies? - p. 423 29. Traditional therapies applied from a holistic approach: Intention - p. 426 30. The problem of scientific evidence - p. 426 31. Use of specific integrative therapy interventions in cardiovascular and pulmonary conditions - p. 427 32. References - p. 445 33. Summary - p. 451 34. Review questions - p. 459 35. References - p. 459 36. 25. Patient education - p. 459 37. Part IV. Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Physical Therapy Acute and Chronic Conditions - p. 474 38. 26. Individuals with acute medical and surgical conditions - p. 474 39. Acute medical conditions: Management - p. 474 40. Acute surgical conditions: Management - p. 491 41. Summary - p. 500 42. Review questions - p. 500 43. References - p. 504 44. 27. Individuals with chronic primary cardiovascular and pulmonary dysfunction - p. 504 45. 28. Individuals with chronic secondary cardiovascular and pulmonary dysfunction - p. 527 46. Part V. Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Physical Therapy: Intensive Care - p. 544 47. 29. Monitoring systems, catheters, and devices in the intensive care unit - p. 544 48. 30. Comprehensive management of individuals in the intensive care unit - p. 559 49. 31. Intensive care management of medical and surgical conditions - p. 573 50. Cardiovascular and pulmonary failure - p. 574 51. Obstructive lung disease - p. 574 52. Optimize the oxygen delivery and oxygen consumption relationship - p. 577 53. Status asthmaticus - p. 580 54. Restrictive lung disease - p. 581 55. Myocardial infarction - p. 582 56. Conservatively managed myocardial infarction - p. 582 57. Open heart surgery - p. 583 58. Intensive care management of individuals with secondary cardiovascular and pulmonary dysfunction - p. 585 59. Summary - p. 604 60. Review questions - p. 604 61. References - p. 610 62. Part VI. Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Physical Therapy: Special Cases - p. 610 63. 32. Infants and children with cardiovascular and pulmonary dysfunction - p. 610 64. Cardiovascular and pulmonary development - p. 610 65. Common pediatric diagnoses - p. 614 66. Physical therapy intervention - p. 621 67. Summary - p. 635 68. Acknowledgement - p. 635 69. Review questions - p. 635 70. References - p. 635 71. 33. The older adult - p. 635 72. 34. Multisystem consequences of impaired breathing mechanics and/or postural control - p. 642 73. 35. The transplant patient - p. 663 74. 36. The patient in the community - p. 678 75. Part VII. Related Aspects of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Physical Therapy - p. 694 76. 37. Body mechanics: Positioning and moving patients - p. 694 77. 38. Review of respiratory care practices - p. 705 78. 39. Care of the patient with an artificial airway - p. 725 79. Appendix A: Elements of international standards for a cardiac rehabilitation program - p. 739 80. Appendix B: Elements of international standards for a pulmonary rehabilitation program - p. 743 81. Appendix C: Exercise testing and prescription considerations for people with primary cardiovascular pulmonary and endocrine conditions - p. 747 82. Appendix D: Exercise testing and prescription considerations for people with nonprimary heart lung and endocrine conditions - p. 763 83. Appendix E: Common complementary therapies - p. 780 84. Glossary - p. 784 85. Index - p. 791
