Cardiopulmonary
Choose how you want to learn.
Understand how the heart, lungs and circulation support movement. Work from physiology and clinical screening through cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation, complex conditions and functional outcomes.
Explore the units
Start with foundations or go directly to a question you are studying. Every unit opens to a chapter directory.
Practice clinical reasoning
Three short patient scenarios focus on changing symptoms, interpreting respiratory information, and distinguishing vascular concerns. Reveal the explanations after deciding what matters first.
Put the terminology in context
Review common cardiopulmonary patterns, monitored equipment and introductory ECG terms. These references clarify what to recognize and communicate—not how to independently manage critical-care equipment or diagnose rhythms.
FROM MY PT SCHOOL NOTES · PRINTABLE COMPANION IN REVIEW
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The website chapters are free. A more detailed companion manuscript with worked examples, reference pages, diagrams and the original course-note emphasis is being prepared for a possible downloadable edition.
Not available for purchase yet. Final clinical, illustration-rights and formatting review remain open.
These are personal PT-school notes reorganized for learning and supplemented with newer clinical context where identified. Not a full textbook, ECG certification, device-management procedure, individualized plan, clinical clearance algorithm or NPTE pass guarantee. Follow patient-specific orders, supervised training and current institution protocols.
