Respiratory Physiology: A Clinical Approach
respphys.org
The web edition of the book I wrote with Richard M. Schwartzstein, free to read. Its figures cover lung mechanics, gas exchange, the control of breathing, acid-base balance and exercise.
These are my sites of interactive figures for understanding physiology. In each figure you can make changes and see how the body responds. Many have Show Me tours that walk you through step by step.
respphys.org
The web edition of the book I wrote with Richard M. Schwartzstein, free to read. Its figures cover lung mechanics, gas exchange, the control of breathing, acid-base balance and exercise.
heartphys.org
Figures for understanding cardiovascular physiology, rebuilt for the web from my original HeartPhys iPad app: pressure-volume loops, heart murmurs, why ankles swell, how blood pressure changes when you stand up, and more.
docmparker.github.io/loops-3d
My representations of the cardiac pressure-volume loop and the respiratory flow-volume loop drawn in three dimensions, with time as the third axis. Turn each one until one of the familiar 2-D graphs appears, and change the settings to see every view move together.
renalphys.org
Figures for understanding renal physiology: where added salt and water distribute across the body's fluid compartments, scenarios that cause low blood sodium, and more.