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Course: |
RCA 155
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Title: | Logic of Respiratory Science |
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Long Title: | Logic of Respiratory Science |
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Course Description: | Focuses on a study of the basic concepts used in respiratory care with a strong emphasis on their interrelationships. |
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Min Credit: | 3 |
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STANDARD COMPETENCIES:
I. Logic of Respiratory Physiology
A. Nature of Gases
B. Nature of Gas Flow in the Airways
C. Structural Aspects of the Alveolus
D. Alveolar Gases
E. External Respiration
F. Oxygen Transport
G. Internal Respiration
H. Carbon Dioxide Transport
II. Mathematical Expressions of External and Internal Respiration
TOPICAL OUTLINE:
I. The Logic of Respiratory Physiology and its Delineation by Specific Natural PhilosophyConcepts
A. Nature of Gases
B. Nature of Gas Flow in the Airways
C. Structural Aspects of the Alveolus
D. Alveolar Gases
E. External Respiration
F. Oxygen Transport
G. Internal Respiration
H. Carbon Dioxide Transport
II. Mathematical Expression of Internal and External Respiration
III. Essential Homeostatic Concepts in Respiratory Care and Their Evaluation
A. Nature of Dialectic Understanding
B. Evaluation of Acid/Base Balance
C. Evaluation of Oxygen Respiration
D. Evaluation of the Ventilatory Pump
E. Terminology Considerations
IV. Application of the Logic of Respiratory Physiology to Organism in Different Enviornmental Situations.
A. Low Pressure Problems
B. High Pressure Problems.
V. Application of Homeostatic Concepts in Patient Care Settings
VI.
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