Exercise Testing Flashcards

1
Q

when would you use submaximal testing?

A

in sedentary people
used to measure cardiorespiratory fitness, develop plan, etc

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when would you use symptom limited testing?

A

ppl w/ heart sx (angina, dyspnea), used to screen and dx CAD

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3
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what ekg changes are criteria for termination of exercise?

A
  • ST elevation >1mm
  • ST depression >2mm
  • dangerous arrhythmias or heart block
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4
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what BP changes are criteria for termination of exercise?

A
  • SBP drops despite increase in workload
  • SBP >250mmHg
  • DBP >115mmHg
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5
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what symptom changes are criteria for termination of exercise?

A
  • severe angina
  • severe dyspnea
  • severe claudication pain
  • cyanosis
  • CNS symptoms (dizziness)
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what are absolute contraindications for exercise testing?

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  • acute MI within 2 days
  • decompensated HF
  • symptomatic or hemodynamically significant cardiac arrhythmias
  • unstable angina
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healthy VS response to exercise?

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  • HR increases linearly in relation to increasing workload
  • SBP increases linearly in relation to workload
  • DBP stays the same or drops
  • SpO2 similar to resting levels
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health VS response to recovery post-exercise?

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  • HR recovers 12bpm or more in 1st min
  • progressive decline in SBP
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