Exercise Testing Flashcards

1
Q

reasons to use exercise testing?

A

diagnostic- symps limit end point
functional- stop at 4-6 mets or at 75% APMHR
theraputic- endpt. varies

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2
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Bruce and Balke are what kind of tests?

A

max protocol tests

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3
Q

Incremental max test?

A

Bruce

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4
Q

steady state max test?

A

Balke

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5
Q

what scales should u use with patients while doing exercise testing?

A
angina scale (1-4)
dyspnea scale (1-4)
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6
Q

what is a functional capacity (in METS) that is an indicator of an adverse prognosis?

A

functional capacity < 5 METS

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7
Q

How do they use a PET to test exercise/stress tolerance?

A

PET uses a radioactive tracer to monitory coronary blood flow at rest, then they give u dipyridamole (an anticoagulant) to “stress” your heart and they watch the blood flow for any signs of stenosis

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8
Q

What is a SPECT test?

A

single photon emission computed tomography
uses gamma rays to detect myocardial blood flow. give the pt the radioactive stuff at the peak of the stress test then 4 hours later at rest.

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9
Q

in a SPECT test how can u tell if it is an MI or just ischemia?

A

if the cold spot stays cold during rest= MI (dead spot) if the cold spot goes away with rest= ischemia that just couldn’t keep up during exercise.

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10
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BUN norms

A

8-18

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11
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Creatine norms

A

5-75

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12
Q

Glucose norms

A

70-110

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13
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hemoglobin norms

A

females: 12-16g/1000 mL
males: 14-18g/1000 mL

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14
Q

hematocrit norms

A
females= 38-47%
males= 40-54%
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15
Q

WBC count norms

A

4500-11000

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16
Q

high WBC counts indicate what?

A

infection

17
Q

low hematocrit may indicate what?

A

chronic low O2 levels secondary to COPD

18
Q

what do elevated BUN levels suggest?

A

heart or renal failure, retention of urea

19
Q

what do decreased BUN levels suggest?

A

starvation, dehydration, organ dysfunction

20
Q

what does >4.0 creatine leves suggest?

A

renal insufficiency or failure

21
Q

what is 120-130 mg/100mL glucose diagnostic of?

A

prediabetic hyperglycemia

22
Q

what is > or equal to 300 mg/100 mL glucose diagnostic of?

A

severe hyperglycemia

23
Q

bilirubin norm?

A

<1.0

24
Q

sodium norm?

A

135-145

25
Q

norm RR?

A

12-20

26
Q

normal temp in C?

A

< 37 degrees