Exercise Prescription Flashcards
Arthritis = the most ______ chronic disease population
sedentary
Arthritis = higher proportion of _____/____ than other chronic diseases
overweight/obese
Arthritis pt’s are at risk for developing other ________
comorbidities
In RA specifically, >___% have rheumatoid cachexia
60
Muscle physiology/activation is impaired during joint ____/_____; residual weakness post _____
pain/flares; flares
Individuals with RA = up to ___% more likely to suffer CV events
60
Individuals with AS up to __% increased risk of CV events
50
_______ inflammation is a key driver compounded by inactivity
systemic
Is high intensity exercise in RA safe?
YES
Current recommendations = get up every __-__ minutes
2-3
Can exercise make IA disease activity worse?
No; but can aggravate symptoms if do too much
4 exercise red flags?
- sudden sever pain and/or joint deformity, or inability to move joint
- unable to weight bear
- neurological signs and extremities or progressive weakness despite exercise
- SOB / chest pain with minor exertion
5 exercise yellow flags?
- worsening pain, fatigue or AM stiffness
- joint becomes swollen, hot or red soon after doing exercise
- chronic pain
- may be low motivation, fear or making joints worse
- rx with education and reassurance, pt identified functional goals
Arthritis pt’s should never be treated with solely _______ approaches
passive
5 exercise categories you may prescribe to your arthritis pt?
- ROM
- strengthening
- aerobic
- flexibility
- balance and coordination