CPX panel 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What does panel two show?

A

the relationship between heart rate and O2 pulse (VO2/HR) vs time and work rate

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2
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What is O2 pulse?

A

stroke volume x AVO2 diff
*used as a surrogate for SV

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3
Q

What happens to this relationship in patients with CV disease?

A

HR is high, and VO2/HR is low for a given work rate

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4
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What could make the O2 pulse normal or high with CV disease?

A

with chronotropic incompetence (inability to raise HR) or B-adrenergic blockade (sows HR) without systolic or diastolic dysfunction

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5
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What is the immediate increase in O2 pulse at the start of exercise attributable to?

A

increase in SV
*SV will max out earlier
*AVO2 diff driven later

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What is the relationship between work rate and O2 pulse?

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as work rate increases the O2 pulse increases
*primarily because of increasing AVO2 diff

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7
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What causes the O2 pulse to plateau?

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if SV is reduced, the AVO2 diff and, therefore, the O2 pulse reach maximal values t relatively low work rates

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What conditions is O2 pulse low in?

A

anemia
high levels of carboxyhemoglobin
marked arterial hypoxemia
muscle mitochondrial or glycolytic enzyme defects
*because of reduced AVO2 at maximal

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9
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What is the equation that estimates SV from O2 pulse?

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SV = (O2 pulse/C(AV)O2) x 100

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10
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What is the O2 rebound in pulse pressure after exercise?

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O2 pulse promptly decreased in a normal subject
it often transiently increases in patients with HF and exercise-induced MI

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Why does O2 rebound in HR patients?

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the afterload of the LV is abruptly decreased when stopping exercise because of the immediate decrease in systemic arterial blood pressure
*allows improved ventricular ejection and increased SV

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What does the increase in SV due to O2 rebound in heart failure patients cause?

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allows capillary blood flow to move more rapidly through the lung during the heartbeat -> absorbing more O2

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13
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Why Is there not much difference between heart failure and control in AVO2 diff at peak exercise?

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because of low CO in HF, the rate of RBC moving is slower, which increases the time for O2 diffusion

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14
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What relationship do you expect in panel 2?

A

linear, straight and fairly steep rise in O2 pulse
should come down immediately after exercise

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