10/1a Aerobic Training Prescriptions (Examination, Evaluation, Intervention) Flashcards
1
Q
does VO2 increase faster with work for UE or LE
A
UE work requires more VO2 consumption than LE
2
Q
what is the significance of training reversibility?
A
everyone needs a PA prescription at discharge to allow for them to continue with exercise so that it isn’t reversed
3
Q
Considerations for exercise prescription:
A
- Intensity, Frequency, Duration
- pre-morbid state of conditioning
- functional status
- comorbid condition - Mode, Intensity, Frequency
- preferences or accessibility
- ability to self monitor
- personality, i.e. over achiever, under achiever, rule follower
4
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important outline to follow when defining and tweaking aerobic training prescriptions
A
- list items in history that are relevant for AE prescription and list what you would expect to see during systems review
- assume screen fits hypothesis, what measure will you use to assess aerobic capacity or activity tolerance?
- intensity of exercise that you will prescribe? Specifics using Karvonen and HR
- Rationale for the intensity chosen
- 2 modes of exercise that you will initially prescribe to patient
- frequency and duration of initial exercise prescription
- how will you monitor tolerance during exercise
- how will you teach your patient to monitor tolerance to exercise
- when would you check in on patient again for aerobic exercise component of PT
- what do you check in the next encounter
- would you alter exercise prescription if all was going well, if so how
- what would you alter if pain was exacerbated?
- concrete advice provided to patient as part of discharge plan