Respiratory Care - Volume 2, Number 3

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Editorial
Restricted accessEditorialFirst published September, 1957pp. 7-7
"May Your Offspring be Numerous,Healthy,Wealthy and Wise"
Edwin Emma
Research article
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Lecture Series to Emphasize Emergency Inhalation Therapy
Research article
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What to do in Emergencies — How the Chicago Fire Department Handles Them
Research article
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Co-Sponsorship by Anesthesiologists Now Official
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Respiration Physiology: The Control of Respiration
Abstract
We have outlined the chief nervous and chemical means of regulating ventilation of the lungs, and described in some detail how each works. Others beyond the scope of this presentation have been deliberately ignored-not, we think, with any detriment to the therapist's understanding of the subject, as they are relatively of much less importance.

Attention has been drawn to the fact that elevated pCO₂ is a more potent stimulus to respiration under normal physiological conditions than is low oxygen tension.
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Editor's Corner Fire Hazards in Oxygen Tents
Alvan L. BarachMorris Eckman
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Volume 2, Issue 3, September 1957