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Respiratory physiology as a book category covers the structure, function and regulation of the respiratory system, explaining how air is moved into and out of the lungs, how oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged and transported in the blood, and how breathing is controlled and adjusted to meet metabolic demands. Titles in this category range from foundational textbooks and student guides that teach ventilation mechanics, gas laws, diffusion, pulmonary circulation and acid–base balance, to clinical references and atlases that connect physiological principles to respiratory diseases, diagnostics and treatments, and to advanced monographs that explore experimental methods, computational models and translational research. Readers can expect content that integrates anatomy, biochemistry, biophysics and clinical medicine, with practical sections on measurement techniques (spirometry, blood gases, imaging) and discussions of pathophysiology such as asthma, COPD, ARDS or sleep-disordered breathing. Overall the category serves medical students, respiratory therapists, clinicians, and researchers seeking a systematic understanding of how the lungs function in health and disease.

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