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    Ernsting's Aviation and Space Medicine

    Ernsting's Aviation and Space Medicine by Gradwell, David; Wilkinson, Elizabeth;

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    Rövid leírás:

    This edition of this established textbook has been updated by a multi-disciplinary team of experienced contributors. The structure of the book has been refined, while the clinical content has been carefully streamlined in line with the specific requirements of the aviation medicine practitioner and adviser, with new chapters.

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    Hosszú leírás:

    Ernsting's Aviation and Space Medicine applies current understanding in medicine, physiology and the behavioural sciences to the medical challenges and stresses that are faced by both civil and military aircrew, and their passengers, on a daily basis. The sixth edition of this established textbook and clinical reference has been revised and updated by a multidisciplinary team of experienced contributors, many new to this edition. The structure of the book has been refined, bringing related chapters together where appropriate, while the clinical content has been carefully streamlined in line with the specific requirements of the aviation medicine practitioner and adviser, with new chapters added on Commercial Space Travel, Skin Disease and Women?s Health.


    Key Features:



    • Convenient ? embraces all aspects of aviation medicine in a single volume, divided into four parts for ease of reference: Aviation Physiology & Aircrew Systems, Space Physiology & Medicine, Clinical Aviation Medicine and Operational Aviation Medicine

    • Comprehensive ? covers all forms of military and passenger-carrying aircraft, including issues surrounding passenger safety and transport of the sick and injured

    • Aids detailed understanding ? focuses on the principles underlying the standards in the field rather than just the standards themselves

    • Applicable worldwide ? addresses international issues, including worldwide regulation of medical standards, and travel and disease

    • Accessible ? chapter summaries enable rapid assimilation of key points while key references and suggestions for further reading encourage in-depth learning

    • eBook included - text fully online and searchable via VitalSource eBook

    The text remains the recommended coursebook for those studying for the Diploma in Aviation Medicine of the Faculty of Occupational Medicine of the Royal College of Physicians, recognized worldwide as an exemplary standard in the field, and for similar worldwide qualifications. It is an essential companion for all civil and military aviation medicine practitioners, both when preparing for professional examinations and in daily practice, and for those in the many disciplines of the behavioural and life sciences that include some study of aviation, its physiology and related issues. It is also recommended reading for those with a wider interest in the medical problems of professional or recreational flying, air transport and the aviation industry.



    "Another home run hit, this latest edition of a classic continues to be an outstanding primer and reference for the aerospace medicine specialty. The many authors are globally recognized. Like previous editions, chapters are very well written and unambiguous. I particularly appreciated the ?Further reading? paragraph at the conclusion of each chapter. The online version is even easier to read and has convenient hyperlinks to figures, diagrams, references and original supporting articles. It is highly recommended for the library of every aerospace medicine specialist" David M. O?Brien and James W. Butler for the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine.


    "In the Preface, the editors state that their aim was to create "an accessible source of reference for practitioners in aerospace medicine", and this text certainly fulfils that aspiration. Many of the subject matter experts have returned to update their chapters for the 5th edition, and the layout has been adjusted to simplify the presentation of information. In summary, this textbook maintains the reputation of previous editions as a standard point of reference for those practising aviation medicine, or undertaking examinations in this field. As such, its place on the air station medical centre bookshelf is secure for the foreseeable future." Surgeon Lieutentant Commander Alexander Wrigley for The Journal of the Royal Navy Medical Service.


    "This textbook really stands alone in the market for its comprehensive coverage of all aspects of aviation and space medicine. This edition has successfully refreshed existing content and also managed to reflect current developments in the industry. In summary, this is obviously the definitive reference textbook for those working in aviation medicine and remains the recommended text for candidates preparing for the diploma examination. However, there is also much to interest the general occupational physician and those working in safety critical fields in particular will find a great deal of valuable substance in this book which is applicable to other industries. The clinical content in particular is widely relevant. It would certainly make an extremely useful addition to any departmental or personal library." Lachlan Mackay Brown for Occupational Medicine.



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    Tartalomjegyzék:

    PART 1: Aviation Physiology and Aircrew Systems


    1 The Earth's atmosphere


    Revised by Ross D. Pollock and Peter D. Hodkinson


    2 Cardiovascular physiology


    Revised by Thomas G. Smith


    3 Respiratory physiology


    Revised by Caroline Jolley


    4 Hypoxia and hyperventilation


    Joseph K. Britton


    5 The principles of altitude protection


    Joseph K. Britton


    6 Cabin pressurization and personal pressure equipment


    Joseph K. Britton


    7 Oxygen systems


    Joseph K. Britton


    8 Long-duration acceleration


    Nicholas D.C. Green


    9 Short-duration acceleration


    Matthew E. Lewis


    10 Head injury and protection


    Matthew E. Lewis and Ronan Dardis


    11 Restraint systems and escape from aircraft


    Matthew E. Lewis


    12 Human physiology in the thermal environment


    Andy Weller


    13 Thermal stress, protection and survival


    Andy Weller


    14 Vibration: Hand-transmitted and whole-body effects on human health and wellness


    Adrienne M. Madison, Matthew T. Ballard, Tamara T. Chambers and Valeta Carol Chancey


    15 Physiology of sleep and wakefulness, sleep disorders and the effects on aircrew


    J. Lynn Caldwell


    16 Optics and vision


    Malcolm Woodcock


    17 Spatial orientation and disorientation in flight


    Revised by Alaistair Bushy and Tracy Grimshaw


    PART 2: Space Physiology and Medicine


    18 Space environment and biodynamic forces


    Michael Barratt and Maybritt Kuypers


    19 Space adaptation, clinical issues and countermeasures


    Michael Barratt and Sergi Vaquer


    20 Commercial human space travel


    James Vanderploeg and Richard Jennings


    PART 3: Clinical Aviation Medicine


    21 Regulation of medical standards


    Johanna Jordaan, Michael A. Berry and Darren Ellison


    22 Aeromedical risk: A numerical approach


    Revised by Mark K. Cairns, Michael J.A. Trudgill and Nicholas D.C. Green


    23 Cardiovascular disease


    Edward D. Nicol and David A. Holdsworth


    24 Respiratory disease


    Jonathan R. Naylor


    25 Aviation gastroenterology and hepatology


    Revised by Joanna D?Arcy


    26 Kidney disease


    Andrew Timperley and Senti Baladurai


    27 Metabolic and endocrine disorders


    David Russell-Jones and Gillian Garden


    28 Haematology


    Lucinda Blake


    29 Skin disease


    Amr Salam and Alys Hunter


    30 Neurological disease


    Damian Jenkins


    31 Decompression illness


    Desmond M. Connolly and Mark A. Glover


    32 Mental health and wellbeing


    Paul Cooper, Asha Pook and Robert Bor


    33 Women?s health


    Kathryn Hughes


    34 Ophthalmic disease


    Malcolm Woodcock


    35 Diseases of the ear, nose and throat


    David A. Jonathan


    36 Orthopaedic conditions


    Revised by Edward Spurrier and Ian Sargeant


    37 Infectious disease and air travel


    Matt Adam, David Powell and Ewan Hutchison


    38 Passenger fitness to fly


    Stephen Houston


    39 Medication in aircrew


    Andrew Timperley


    PART 4: Operational Aviation Medicine


    40 Pilot selection and training


    Robert Bor and Jennifer Eaglestone


    41 The flight deck and cockpit


    Helen M. Hoar


    42 Human factors in aviation


    Revised by Roberto De Marino


    43 Safety in civil aviation


    Nicholas Dann


    44 Errors and accidents


    Emma Smith and Will Tutton


    45 Accident investigation and aviation pathology


    Matthew E. Lewis and Michael J.P. Biggs


    46 Air traffic control


    Revised by Rae-Wen Chang


    47 Cabin crew health


    Justin Flatt


    48 Aviation fatigue and relevant fatigue countermeasures


    John A. Caldwell


    49 Anthropometry and aircrew equipment integration


    Revised by Matthew E. Lewis


    50 In-flight noise and communications


    Graham M. Rood and Susan H. James


    51 Aircrew and cosmic radiation


    Revised by Anna Fogtman


    52 Motion sickness


    John F. Golding


    53 Aeromedical evacuation


    Geoffrey Tothill and Ian Mollan


    54 Rotary wing operation by land and sea


    Mark S. Adams


    55 Remotely piloted aircraft systems


    Anthony P. Tvarynanas


    56 Aircraft hygiene


    Jane-Marie Hawronskyj


    Appendix


    Index

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