Wasserman & Whipp's Principles of Exercise Testing and Interpretation

"Wasserman & Whipp's Principles of Exercise Testing and Interpretation" is a comprehensive textbook that addresses the fundamentals and application of exercise testing in medicine. It provides a detailed analysis of the physiological responses to physical activity and their clinical relevance. The authors, including William W. Stringer and Susan A. Ward, combine theoretical concepts with practical applications to give healthcare professionals a deep understanding of how to conduct and interpret exercise tests. The book is particularly valuable for physicians, nurses, and students of health sciences who are involved in the diagnosis and treatment of patients with cardiopulmonary conditions. The 6th edition includes updated information and research findings that emphasize the importance of exercise testing in modern medicine.

• Comprehensive analysis of physiological responses to physical activity
• Integration of pathophysiology and clinical applications
• Updated research findings in the 6th edition
• Practical guidance on conducting and interpreting exercise tests.