Pulmonary Function Measurement in Noninvasive Ventilatory Support

Part -I Noninvasive ventilation - Basic Physiology and pulmonary function measurements.- Chapter 1. Spontaneous Breathing Physiology.- Chapter 2. Dyspnea, pathophysiology in acute and chronic respiratory failure.- Part II. Noninvasive ventilation - Pulmonary Function Measurements: Classification, Screening Test and Questionnaires.- Chapter 3. Diaphragm function Pulmonary function testing.- Chapter 4. Respiratory Accessory Muscle Function Of Inspiratory Expiratory, And Bulbar Muscles.- Chapter 5. Evaluation of Peripheral Airways.- Chapter 6. Lung Compliance Measurement.- Chapter 7. Evaluation of pressure, volume and flow waveforms during NIV.- Chapter 8. Cough evaluation - measurement and scores.- Chapter 9. Gas Exchange.- Chapter 10. Biomarkers and Pulmonary Function Test.- Part III. Are there any specific clinical noninvasive ventilation indications and pulmonary Function Measurement?.- Chapter 11. Dyspnea during non-invasive ventilation implications for respiratory function.- Chapter12. Pulmonary Function in Rare Pulmonary Diseases.- Chapter 13. Chronic neuromuscular disorders.- Chapter 14. Continuous non- invasive ventilator support (neuromuscular disorders).- Chapter 15. Chest Wall Disorders.- Chapter 16. Chronic obstructive and cystic fibrosis respiratory disorders.- Chapter 17. Should NPPV be used for respiratory management of asthma attacks?.- Chapter 18. Obesity hypoventilation syndrome.- Chapter 19. Obstructive Sleep Apnea Sleep- Disordered Breathing.- Chapter 20. Chronic heart failure.- Chapter 21. Respiratory Physiotherapy and Pulmonary Rehabilitation.- Chapter 22. High risk population, elderly and chronic critically ill patients.- Chapter 23. Hypoxemic Respiratory Failure - VILI.- Chapter 24. Pulmonary function-NIV. Cardiac, thoracic and abdominal surgery.- Chapter 25. Pulmonary function-NIV -Traumatic Cervical spinal cord injury, neurosurgery and non traumatic neurologic.- Chapter 26. Assessment-right ventricular function-Pulmonary hypertension.- PartIV. Lung Function Measurement in Noninvasive Ventilation Are there any impact of implementation?.- Chapter 27. Equipment For Pulmonary Function Evaluation Device And Technology.- Chapter 28. Oxygen Supplementation - High Flow Nasal Oxygen.- Chapter 29. Negative and Positive Non-Invasive Pressure Ventilation.- Chapter 30. Interface, mouthpiece, nasal face /alternative interface.- Chapter 31. Non Invasive Ventilation (NIV): timing, screening and follow-up.- Chapter 32. Ventilatory Modes: Neurally adjusted ventilatory assist (NAVA)/ Pressure support ventilation/ Bi-PAP mode/ Continuous positive airway pressure.- Chapter 33. Patient-ventilator interaction.- Chapter 34. Noninvasive ventilation failure.- Chapter 35. Pharmacology treatments and pulmonary function tests.- Part V. Are there any implications of Lung Function Measurement and Health Care Organization in Noninvasive ventilation?.- Chapter 36. Pulmonary function tests in hospitalized patients/ setting (specialized respiratorycare, high dependency/ intensive care unit).- Chapter 37. From hospital to home care-discharge.- Chapter 38. Home Care Ventilator-Dependent Patients.- Chapter 39. Home Non-Invasive Ventilation: Lung Function Tests And Telemedicine.- Part VI. Relationships Non invasive ventilation-Lung Function Measurement. In Outcome and Quality-of-Life.- Chapter 40. Pulmonary Function testing - Predictors and Readmissions.- Chapter 41. Quality of life in acute critically.- Chapter 42. Quality of life in chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases.- Chapter 43. Quality of life in neuromuscular disorders.- Chapter 44. Relationship pulmonary function testing - emotional psychosocial factors.- Part VII. Noninvasive ventilation- Pulmonary Function Testing Guidelines.- Chapter 45. Evidence-based recommendations pulmonary functions measurement and outcomes.

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• Medicina respiratória
• Enfermagem
• Cuidados médicos intensivos
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Noninvasive mechanical ventilation;Intensive care units;Pulmonary function testing;Lung mechanics;Respiratory muscles diaphragm;Lung outcome;Quality of life;Timing for noninvasive support;Home mechanical ventilation;Respiratory system