Sophie Parsons 
Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy 
A Clinical Manual

Disorders of the cardiopulmonary system are common in adults, especially older adults. Physical therapists participate in thecare of patients with cardiopulmonary disorders in both specialty and general practices. Cardiopulmonary physical therapyis devoted to helping patients improve cardiovascular health and/or lung health. Cardiopulmonary PTs work in all sorts ofphysical therapy settings, including hospitals (inpatient), outpatient clinics (hospital based and private), and possibly evenhome health environments. This book provides comprehensive coverage of anatomy and physiology, assessment, andaspects of the cardiopulmonary systems, with a focus on their interaction. The book also discusses pathophysiology, pharmacology, and interventions in the outpatient setting.The content of the book is based on the latest research in the field.It is a comprehensive guide to everything a physical therapist needs to know in relation to cardiopulmonary clinical practice.It is a complete package of every aspect of the subject with recent evidence based research. It is very well illustrated in fullcolor illustrating many of the cardiopulmonary concepts. All the sections conform in quality and style.The depth of coverageis good with no stone left unturned to deliver best knowledge. There is a balanced discussion of conditions with appropriateconsideration towards physical therapy. The discursive style ensures a stimulating and readable book that will be of value toall who aim to provide effective cardiopulmonary physical therapy. All of the elements of a rehabilitation approach are simplyand clearly described.