Crash Course Respiratory Medicine
1. Cover image - p. iv 2. Title page - p. iv 3. Table of Contents - p. iv 4. Copyright - p. iv 5. Series Editors’ foreword - p. v 6. Prefaces - p. vi 7. Acknowledgements - p. vii 8. Series Editors’ acknowledgements - p. viii 9. Learning Resource - p. viii 10. Assessments - p. viii 11. Section 1: Basic Science and Physiology - p. viii 12. 1: Overview of the respiratory system - p. viii 13. 2: Organization of the respiratory tract - p. 8 14. 3: Pulmonary circulation - p. 20 15. 4: Physiology, ventilation and gas exchange - p. 26 16. 5: Perfusion and gas transport - p. 41 17. 6: Control of respiratory function - p. 55 18. 7: Basic pharmacology - p. 63 19. Section 2: Clinical Assessment - p. 70 20. 8: Taking a respiratory history - p. 70 21. 9: Examination of the respiratory system - p. 78 22. 10: The respiratory patient: clinical investigations - p. 88 23. 11: The respiratory patient: Imaging investigations - p. 97 24. Section 3: Respiratory Conditions - p. 108 25. 12: Acute respiratory failure - p. 108 26. 13: The upper respiratory tract - p. 117 27. 14: Asthma - p. 126 28. 15: Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - p. 136 29. 16: Disorders of the interstitium - p. 146 30. 17: Lung cancer - p. 154 31. 18: Respiratory infections - p. 163 32. 19: Bronchiectasis and cystic fibrosis - p. 174 33. 20: Pleural disease - p. 180 34. 21: Thromboembolic disease and pulmonary hypertension - p. 189 35. 22: Sleep disorders - p. 196 36. 23: Respiratory manifestations of systemic disease - p. 200 37. Single best answer (SBA) questions - p. 209 38. Extended-matching questions (EMQs) - p. 217 39. SBA answers - p. 225 40. EMQ answers - p. 231 41. Glossary - p. 237 42. Index - p. 239
Crash Course Respiratory Medicine
1. Cover image - p. iv 2. Title page - p. iv 3. Table of Contents - p. iv 4. Copyright - p. iv 5. Series Editors’ foreword - p. v 6. Prefaces - p. vi 7. Acknowledgements - p. vii 8. Series Editors’ acknowledgements - p. viii 9. Learning Resource - p. viii 10. Assessments - p. viii 11. Section 1: Basic Science and Physiology - p. viii 12. 1: Overview of the respiratory system - p. viii 13. 2: Organization of the respiratory tract - p. 8 14. 3: Pulmonary circulation - p. 20 15. 4: Physiology, ventilation and gas exchange - p. 26 16. 5: Perfusion and gas transport - p. 41 17. 6: Control of respiratory function - p. 55 18. 7: Basic pharmacology - p. 63 19. Section 2: Clinical Assessment - p. 70 20. 8: Taking a respiratory history - p. 70 21. 9: Examination of the respiratory system - p. 78 22. 10: The respiratory patient: clinical investigations - p. 88 23. 11: The respiratory patient: Imaging investigations - p. 97 24. Section 3: Respiratory Conditions - p. 108 25. 12: Acute respiratory failure - p. 108 26. 13: The upper respiratory tract - p. 117 27. 14: Asthma - p. 126 28. 15: Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - p. 136 29. 16: Disorders of the interstitium - p. 146 30. 17: Lung cancer - p. 154 31. 18: Respiratory infections - p. 163 32. 19: Bronchiectasis and cystic fibrosis - p. 174 33. 20: Pleural disease - p. 180 34. 21: Thromboembolic disease and pulmonary hypertension - p. 189 35. 22: Sleep disorders - p. 196 36. 23: Respiratory manifestations of systemic disease - p. 200 37. Single best answer (SBA) questions - p. 209 38. Extended-matching questions (EMQs) - p. 217 39. SBA answers - p. 225 40. EMQ answers - p. 231 41. Glossary - p. 237 42. Index - p. 239
