Features

Demonstrates both how to work and maintain equipment and how to put the results to effective use
Describes both invasive and noninvasive monitoring devices as well as automated and nonautomated monitoring methods
Reviews the applied physiology relevant to clinical care that forms the basis for monitoring each chapter


Contents

Principles of Monitoring. Monitoring of Cardiovascular Function. Monitoring of Respiratory Function. Monitoring the Central and Peripheral Nervous System. Monitoring in Special Situations. Computerized Monitoring. Monitoring Anesthesia Delivery. Miscellaneous Monitoring./