Abstract
What is needed to evaluate respiratory insufficiency? The essentials are simple—the physician's senses, his knowledge of chest wall and cardiovascular changes in insufficiency, a stethoscope, a 6 in. ruler, a box of matches, a tape measure, a De Bono whistle, and a sphygmomanometer. With these he can clinically assess and measure a patient's respiratory status.
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