ex testing and normal values

Question 1

danger cutoff for poor walking speed (red zone)

Question 2

warning cutoff for poor walking speed (yellow zone)

Answer 2

0.6 - 1.0 m/s

Question 3

MDC for gait speed

Answer 3

0.1 m/s

Question 4

warning cutoff for poor walking speed (yellow zone)

Answer 4

0.6 - 1.0 m/s

Question 5

green walking speed

Answer 5

> 1.0 m/s

Question 6

pitting edema 1+

Answer 6

barely perceptible depression (pit)

Question 7

pitting edema 2+

Answer 7

easily identified depression (EID) (skin rebounds to original contour in 15 seconds)

Question 8

pitting edema 3+

Answer 8

EID (skin rebounds to original contour in 15-30 seconds)

Question 9

white blood cell count possible contraindications

Answer 9

5,000 as tolerated

Question 10

blood glucose levels to consider not exercising

Answer 10

250 mg/dL

Question 11

level of blood glucose risky for ketone production

Answer 11

250-300 mg.dL

Question 12

MDC for gait speed

Answer 12

0.1 m/s

Question 13

MDC for gait speed

Answer 13

0.1 m/s

Question 14

Platelet count possible contraindications

Question 15

white blood cell count possible contraindications

Answer 15

5,000 as tolerated

Question 16

Aerobic training normal response

Answer 16

increased RR

Question 17

when would you exercise to BP of 250/115?

Answer 17

when pt is hooked up to 12 lead EKG

Question 18

in clinic BP cutoff

Answer 18

200/110

Question 19

O2 desaturation cutoff for stopping activity

Answer 19

5% from resting

Question 20

BP red flag when exercising

Answer 20

sudden drop in SBP > 10 mmHg

Question 21

BP warning to stop activity

Answer 21

failure of SBP to rise

Question 22

pt S&S to stop activity

Answer 22

dizzy, syncope, cyanosis, pallor, diaphoresis or cold/clammy skin, leg cramps or sever claudication, moderate to severe dyspnea, suspected hypoglycemic response, N&V