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1
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which of type muscle fiber loss does not contribute to sarcopenia?

A

type 1

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2
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What two cutoffs that suggest the need for diagnostic imaging (MRI, DXA, CT) to assess muscle mass in a patient >65 years old?

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gait speed .8m/s and low grip strength

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3
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What are three interventions have been studied in delaying the effects of sarcopenia?

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Resistive exercise
Amino acid supplementation
NMES

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what are the three screening tools used to diagnose? cachexia?

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Body composition (fat-free mass index)
>5% weight loss within the last 12 months
Nutritional intake
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5
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Your patient is a 58 yo male who has been in remission for prostate cancer for 2 months. He has lost 10% of his body weight in the last 6 months. He reports decreased appetite and feeling tired when he goes up the stairs. What two appropriate exercise(s) for this patient?

A

Leg press: 8-12 reps to fatigue x 3 sets, 3x/week

Walking: 5/10 on RPE, 30 minutes, 5x/week

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6
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What are two cancer related fatigue measures?

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MFI

FSI

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7
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What are four common aspects of a clinical presentation of someone with myasthenia gravis?

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dropping eyelid
SOB
difficulty swallowing
double vision

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Should a patient with myasthenia gravis be treated with high-intensity exercise?

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No

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What is affected by the immune system due to myasthenia gravis?

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nictotinic receptors

complement proteins

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10
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what are three aspects of the clinical presentation of lupus?

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arthritis of multiple joints
butterfly rash
low grade fever

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what is an example of a patient with a bad lupus prognosis?

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38 y/o male patient diagnosed with SLE, glomerulonephritis, and positive lupus anticoagulant 22 years ago.

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12
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Can PT cure lupus?

A

No

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13
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What does increased vascular resistance in pulmonary arteries results from?

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Reduced endothelin-1 and increased nitric oxide and prostacyclin

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14
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What is used as the gold standard for diagnosing pulmonary artery hypertension?

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Right heart catheterization

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15
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What is an example of a PAH patient where exercise intervention contraindicated?

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65 y.o. w/ group I PAH, reports severe dizziness with initiation of exercise

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16
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What are two physiological scenarios that can result in feelings of fatigue in a patient with PAH?

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Less oxygen at the site of the muscles

Fiber type switching from type 1 to type 2

17
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What are common signs/symptoms of CA that PTs can assess?

A

Night sweats
Fatigue
Unexplained weight loss

18
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Which patient education piece may be the LEAST helpful regarding this patient s/p Achilles Tendon Rupture?

A

Encouraging the patient to avoid activity and stay in bed

19
Q

Fibromyalgia classified as?

A

A CNS disorder

20
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Which is an intervention is appropriate for a patient presenting with severe fibromyalgia symptoms on the day of their PT visit?

A

Begin with relaxation techniques, move on to exercise below 5 RPE

21
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What is the gold standard of medication for fibromyalgia treatment?

A

There is no single accepted treatment, medications should be individual to patients presentation and response

22
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What are the goals of therapy for RA?

A

improve/maintain function
pain relief
support with ADLs

23
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Which joints are most commonly affected by RA?

A

Ankle
Wrist
PIP

24
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What is an example of an exercise prescription that would be appropriate for someone with RA?

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Walk for 20 minutes at moderate intensity with 5 minute rest, walk for another 20 minutes

25
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What is an example of a sx are NOT reported in PPS (Post Polio syndrome)?

A

spasticity

26
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Exercise Considerations for PPS should NOT include…

A

strengthening

27
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What is the most significant impairment with PPS that impacts therapy?

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fatigue