Care has one of the longest and most prolific histories of any respiratory care text. It began
as “Egan’s Fundamentals of Inhalation Therapy” in 1969, and became a foundation text in …

Teaching respiratory care students in the clinical setting brings up some familiar dilemmas for
any instructor. How many times have I heard the question,“What is the shunt equation?” or “…

Previous editions of this text have been a staple in many respiratory care programs. I find
myself referring students to The EssentialsofRespiratoryCaretoanswertheir questions so often it …

The 8 patient cases demonstrate the protean manifestations of pulmonary embolism. The
cases range from a patient with a relatively minor pulmonary embolism and no hemodynamic …

… Fred Goglia, MEd, RRT-ACCS serves as Program Director and was instrumental in the
development of the BAS transition process. Fred has … Fred serves on the board of directors for the …

A true airspeed sensor based on the precession of a vortex whistle for sensing airspeeds up
to 321.9 km/hr (200 mph). In an attempt to model the complicated fluid mechanics of the …

In early April, 1976, the writer mailed his tentative field study prospectus to his advisor, Dr. GC
Matzner, so he would have the opportunity to preview it before they formally met to discuss …

The importance of local formation of T 3 in the feedback effect of the thyroid gland on
hypothalamic TRH-producing cells has been established. Primary failure of the thyroid gland …

Mammalian SWI/SNF chromatin remodeling complexes move and evict nucleosomes at
gene promoters and enhancers to modulate DNA access. Although SWI/SNF subunits are …

… Scientific management In the early 1900s, the US began to adopt many of the teachings
of Frederick W. Taylor, an American engineer who developed a management method to …