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Respiratory Care Math: A Student-Centered Approach covers the major topics
and concepts presented in RT programs nationwide.
- Fundamentals
- Gases
- Tidal Volume
- Lung Compliance
- Airway Compliance
- Airway Resistance
- Minute Volume
- Dead Space
- Respiratory Cycle and I:E Ratio
- Pulmonary Function
- Oxygen in the Body
- Humidity
- Mechanical Ventilation
- Cardiovascular System
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Respiratory Care Math: A Student-Centered Approach will help you get the additional practice and explanation you need at home, in the classroom, and throughout your career.
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Step-by-step instructions using real-world scenarios
Respiratory Care Math: A Student-Centered Approach contains 48 topics, organized into 13 sections and presented in an easy-to-follow format:
Formulation
Introduces the formula(s) relating to each topic
Explanation
Presents key concepts and math examples showing how to apply the formula(s)
Examination
Tests student understanding and ability to apply math concepts, with an answer key immediately following
Test your skill with over 500 practice questions that include practical tips to help overcome common challenges
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Meet the Author
Mike Chaney MS Ed, RRT
Mike Chaney is the Program Director of Cincinnati State’s Respiratory Care Program in Cincinnati, Ohio and has been teaching respiratory students since 1995. Mike also serves as a staff Respiratory Therapist at a local hospital in Cincinnati. Mike developed this resource to help build student confidence and skill in both understanding and applying the math that is central to Respiratory Care.