Respiratory care : the official journal of the American Association for Respiratory Therapy

American Association For Inhalation Therapy

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• Langue: English
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October 1991
Volume 36. Number 10
A MONTHLY SCIENCE JOURNAL
36TH YEAR—ESTABLISHED 1956
Professional Literacy
Determination of Ventilatory
Reserve in Mechanically Ventilated
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Effect of PEEP-Valve Function or
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Comparison of Ventilation
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Circle 1 1 4 on reader service cardRE/PIRATORy CARE
LA Momhlv Journal Established l '5d Official Journal oi the American Association foi Respirator) Care.Science
October 1991
EDITORIAL OFFICE
10II030 Abies Lane CONTENTS Volume 36, Number
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EDITOR
Pal Broughei RRT EDITORIALS
EDITORADJUNCT
1083 Professional Literacy
Philip Kittredge RRT
—R Texasby Robert Weilacher Palestine,MANAGING EDITOR
Rj\ Masferrer RRT
EDITORIALCOORDINATOR ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTIONS
Donna Stephens
1085 ReserveDetermination ofVentilatory in Mechanically Ventilated BOARD
Neil Maclntyre MD. Chairman Patients: ComparisonA ofTechniques
Thomas A Barnes EdD RRT
Robertby M Kacmarek, Kevin Foley. Penny Cheever, and David
Richard D Branson RRT —Romagnoli Boston. Massachusetts
Robert L Chalburn RRT
Charles G Durbin Jr MD
1093 Effect of PEEP-Valve Placement on Function of a Home-Care
Thomas D Easi PhD
VentilatorDean Hess MEd RRT
M —Robert Kacmarek PhD RRT by Jon W Gietzen, John A Lund, and Jon L Swegarden Fargo, North
David J Plerson MD
Dakota
James K SlollerMD
CONSULTING EDITORS 1099 Cost Impact of Metered Dose Inhalers vs Small Volume Nebulizers in
Frank E Biondo BS RRT
Howard J Birenbaum Hospitalized Patients: The Cleveland Clinic ExperienceMD
John G BurfordMD
by Douglas K Orens, Lucy Kester, Lawrence C Fergus, andJames K
Bob Demers BS RRT
Douglas B Eden BS RRT —Stoller Cleveland. Ohio
Donald R Ellon MD
Robert R Ruck Jr MS RRT
1 105 Comparison of Tidal Volumes. Minute Ventilation, and Respiratory
Ronald B George MD
JamesM HurstMD Frequencies Delivered by Paramedic and Respiratory StudentsCare
Charles G Irvin PhD
MS Jastremski MD w Pocket Mask versusith Demand Valve
Hugh S Malhewson MD —Robert Josephby R Fluck and G Sorbello Syracuse. New YorkMichael McPeck BS RRT
Richard R Richard BS RRT
John Shigcoka MD 1 1 Compression Volume Ventilator13 in Adult Circuits: A Comparison of
R Bnan Smilh MD
Five Disposable Circuits and a Nondisposable Circuitltd Vv anger RCPT RRT
Jeffrey J Ward MEd RRT —by Dean Hess, Sandra McCurdy. and Mark Simmons York,
JOURNAL ASSOCIATES
PennsylvaniaStephen M AyresMD
Reuben M Cherniack MD
Joseph M Civetla MD 1119 A Comparison of the Puritan-Bennett 7200a Ventilator's Flow-By
John B DownsMD
Mode to the T-Piece Mode prior to Extubation in Postsurgical PatientsDonald T Egan MD
Garelh B Grsh MS RRT
by Zvi Herschman, Norman Sonnenklar, Gene Blumberg, Art
George Gregory MD
Ake Grennk MD —Klapholz. and John Oropello Elmhurst. New York
H Frederick Helmholi JrMD
John E Hodgkin MD
William F Miller MD
SPECIAL ARTICLES
Elian J Nelson RN RRT
Thomas L PettyMD
1 123 A New System for Understanding Mechanical Ventilators
Alan K Pierce MD
—Henning Pontoppidan MD by Robert L Chatham Cincinnati. Ohio
JohnW Sevennghaus MD
Barry A ShapiroMD
PRODI CTION STAFF CONTINUING EDUCATION EXAMINATION
Donna Knauf
1 156 CRCE through the Journal. Answer Key
Jude RevoU
Jeannie Marcham
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