CP Exam 3: Outpatient Cardiac Rehab Flashcards

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What is cardiac rehab?

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a comprehensive exercise, education and behavior modification program designed to improve physical and emotional condition of patients with heart disease

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What are mortality benefits from cardiac rehab?

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20-30% in all cause mortality rates

decreased mortality post 5 years participation

reduction in non fatal MI post 12 months

reduced hospitalization and use of med resources

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What are other benefits from cardiac rehab?

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reduces sx, imporved adherence with meds, increased exercise performance, improved health related QOL

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What is cardiac rehab considered by the AHA?

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Class 1A recommendation

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What makes you eligible for CR?

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MI/ACS, CABG, PCI (angio/stent), stable angina, heart replacement, HF (EV = 35%), lung transplant

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What are other conditions insurers might also allow?

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PAD, HF, cardiomyopathy

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What are the cardiac rehab phases?

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  1. inpatient
  2. early outpatient -first 3-6 months after event can last up to a year

3-4. long term- rest of pt life

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What are major components of cardiac rehab?

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Patient assessment, nutrition, weight, BP, lipid and diabetes management, tobacco cessation, psychological, physical activity and exercise plan

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What are desired outcomes for BP management?

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  1. less than 140/90 for HTN pts
  2. less than 130/80 for DM, HF, CKD
  3. less then 120/80 for systolic dysfxn
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What are outcome goals for lipid management?

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TC under 200
LDL under 100 or under 70 for high risk pts
HDL under 40 (male), 50 (female)
Trig under 150

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What are outcome goals for DM?

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FPG 90-130

HbA1C under 7%

reduces hyper/hypo episodes

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What are components of exercise tolerance test?

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  1. Assess for ischemia- anginal sx, ST changes, abnormal HD response
  2. Determine AC- peak Vo2 and Met levels, reason for test termination
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What is usual exercise prescription?

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M: aerobic and resistance training

I: RPE 11-13, HR/BP/RPP parameters

D: 30-60 mins continuously including warm up and cool down, if intermittent then 30 min total a day

F: A-5x/wk, S- 2-3x/wk

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