Exam 1 Flashcards
CVD Risk Factors or AholdPHFT
- Advancing age
- hypertension
- obesity
- Low HDL
- Diabetes
- Physical inactivity
- high lipids
- Family genetics
- Tobacco use
Arethogenisis
the process of plaque build up
Step 1
Injury to endothelial cells
- must be chronic & repeated
Step 2
Monocytes attach to area of injury
-adhesive is worn
Step 3
Monocytes migrate subendothelialally
- T cells trigger monocytes to become macrophages
Step 4
Macrophages accumulate lipids to become foam cells
- foam cells duplicate because of growth factors
Step 5
Growth factors continue to be released by the 4 cell types
- replicate and migrate
Step 6
Process if repeated over and over
- can occur over a persons life
- will build up fibrous tissue and will become stable
Ischemic
Heart muscle is not getting enough blood
Infraction
blood flow has been stopped
CRIPL
C- Clinical History
R-Risk factors
I- Interpreting data
P-Prescribing
L-Lifestyle change
C- Clinical History
- Signs & symptoms
- 10 components of good medical history
- Personal Physician feedback/opinion
- Discussion with client
R- Risk factors COMG 10
- CVD
- Modified and not
- Goals for each factor
- 10yr risk
- which will be done first & % will change
I- Interpreting Data
- fitness assessment
- compare to age, gender norms
P- Prescribing
- Balance goals & needs
- Prescription
3.
L- Lifestyle changes
How the person can change behaviorally
4 Issues or KEPP
- Physical activity status
- Presence of signs & symptoms
- Known CV, metabolic or renal disease
- Exercise intensity
Major Signs & Symptoms of CV, Metabolic & Renal Disease PIKAP UFOS
- Pain & discomfort in extremities
- Shortness of breath at rest
- Fainting
- Orthopnea
- Ankle edema
- Palpations
- Intermittent claudication
- Known heart murmur
- Unusual fatigue with usual activities