Cardiac Checkout Flashcards

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pulse grades

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0: absent
1+: faint
2+: slightly diminished
3+: normal
4+: bounding

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what tests can be done to assess venous function?

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venous insufficiency
DVT w/ BP cuff

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signs/symptoms of venous insufficiency

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varicose veins, edema, bluish/purplish/brown discoloration

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signs/symptoms of DVT

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swelling, inflammation, redness/ashy

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what is the normal vein refill time?

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15-20 seconds

*if <15, vascular pathology

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For the Lowenberg calf test, what is indicative of a DVT

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calf pain with <40 mmHg

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signs/symptoms of arterial insufficiency

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dry skin, hairless, cool to touch, weak pulses

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arterial insufficiency tests

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capillary refill
Buerger’s Test

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9
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what arterial refill time is indicative of arterial insufficiency with the Buerger’s test?

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> 1-2 minutes

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10
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what capillary refill time is potentially indicative of arterial insufficiency

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> 2 seconds

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what is the difference between the venous insufficiency test and the Buerger’s test?

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venous insufficiency: 60 degrees ankle pumps 1-2 mins
- look at dorsal veins

Buerger’s: ONE LEG AT A TIME 45 degrees no pumping 3 mins
- look at soles of feet

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12
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if the soles of the feet are pale during the 3 mins of leg elevation, what does that indicate?

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ischemia: peripheral arterial pressure is inadequate to overcome the effects of gravity

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13
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the poorer the arterial supply, the ______ the angle to which the legs have to be raised for them to become pale.

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less

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what is the difference in venous insufficiency and arterial insufficiency when the legs go from elevated to EOB?

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if venous insufficiency: blood will rush to the feet since the valves are not working

if arterial insufficiency: blood will return to feet slower

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15
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normal BP

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120/80

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16
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pre-hypertensive BP

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120-139/80-89

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17
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stage 1 hypertension BP

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140-159/90-99

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18
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stage 2 hypertension BP

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> 160/>100

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19
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location of aortic valve

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R 2nd intercostal space

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20
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location of pulmonic valve

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L 2nd intercostal space

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21
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location of tricuspid valve

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L 4th intercostal space

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22
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location of mitral valve

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L 5th intercostal space

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23
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S1 sound

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closure of mitral +tricuspid valves (higher frequency)

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S2 sound

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closure of the aortic and pulmonic valves (lower frequency)

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S3 sound
- after S2 - slow ventricular filling at early diastole from excess volume in atria - sign of heart failure
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S4 sound
-before S1 - exaggerated atrial kick forcing blood into stiff ventricle -sign go HTN
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location of R lung upper lobe (ant)
ICS 1-4 auscultation sites 1, 4 for R side
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location of R lung middle lobe (ant)
ICS 4-6 auscultation sites 5, 8 for R side
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location of R lung lower lobe (ant)
ICS 6 (laterally) auscultation sites 9, 12
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location of L lung upper lobe (ant)
above T3 auscultation sites 2, 3, 6, 7
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location of L lung lower lobe (ant)
below T3 auscultation sites 10, 11
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Bronchial lung sounds
loud, high pitch over manubrium EXPIRATORY SOUND
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vesicular lung sound
most predominant lung sound soft, low pitch over most of both lungs INSPIRATORY SOUND
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Broncho-vesicular lung sound
intermediate pitch and sound 1-2 ICS and between scapulas INSPIRATORY AND EXPIRATORY SOUND
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what is the TUG used to assess?
balance/fall risk
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what are contraindications for TUG
significant cognitive impairment or neurological conditions
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how many meters is the TUG
3
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what is the cut off score for community dwelling adults
>13.5 s
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what is the 10m walk test used to assess?
gait speed
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what are contraindications for 10m walk test
assist device
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what is the healthy adult cut off for the 10m walk test
0.7 m/s
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what is the 6 minute walk test used to assess?
exercise capacity and functional activities
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how many meters is the 6 minute walk test
30
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what are contraindications for the 6 min walk test
MI, unstable angina, HTN
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what is the 2 minute walk test used to assess?
aerobic capacity
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what are contraindications for the 2 min walk test?
assistive device/physical assistance needed
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how many meters is the 2 minute walk test
15-20 m
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what are contraindications for the 5x STS
dizziness, chest pain, rapid HR
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what is the 30 second STS used to assess?
LE strength, risk of falls
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what is the 2 minute step test used to assess?
functional abilities
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what are contraindications for the 2 minute step test?
CHF, joint pain, chest pain, dizziness, angina, stage 2 HTN
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what vital should you take for a chair step test?
HR
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what is the chair step test used to assess?
exercise tolerance - used to calc VO2 max for patients with pulmonary disease
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what are contraindications for the chair step test?
rapid HR, high BP, deconditioned
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what are the 4 stages of the chair step test
Stage 1: 60x/min for 3 min @ 6 in Stage 2: 60x/min for 3 min @ 12 in Stage 3: 60x/min for 3 min @ 18 in Stage 4: 60x/min for 3 min @ 18 in w/ ipso arm raise