physical examination Flashcards

1
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the ACSM pre participation and pre exercise screening emphasizes

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the public health message of physical activity for all

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2
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the pre participation health screening identifies

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those who are at risk for adverse exercise-related cardio-vascular events and which individuals should be referred for medical clearance

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3
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recommended sequence of evaluation

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informed consent
medical/health history
exercise pre-participation health screening
CV risk factor analysis

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4
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informed consent is important for

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ethical and legal consideration

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5
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informed consent should be completed prior to

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collection of any personal and confidential information
any form of fitness testing
exercise participation

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6
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informed consent should ensure that

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individuals know and understand the purposes and risks associated with screening, assessment, and the exercise program

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7
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7 parts of IC

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purpose and explanation
attendant risks and discomfort
responsibilities of participant
benefits to be expected
inquiries
use of medical records
freedom of consent

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8
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medical history and CV screening provide

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valuable information for designing individualized exercise programs to lower or reduce health risks

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9
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CV disease risk factors

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hypertension, obesity, dyslipidemia, diabetes

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10
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previous physical examination findings

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murmurs, clicks, gallop rhythms, other abnormal heart sounds, other cardiac and vascular findings, pulmonary findings, high BP, edema

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11
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appropriate components of the medical history may include

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medical diagnoses and history of procedures, lab findings, history of symptoms, recent illness, hospitalization, surgeries, orthopedics, medication, drug allergies

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12
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FITT

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frequency, intensity, time, type

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13
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participation health screening before initiating PA or an exercise program is a___-stage process

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two

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14
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the need for medical clearance before initiating or progressing exercise programming is determined using

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ACSM screening algorithm

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15
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manner of clearance should be determined by

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clinical judgement and discretion of the health care provider

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16
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pre participation health screening:
- determine ___ levels
- identify signs and symptoms of ____
- identify individuals with diagnosed ____
-use ___, ___, ____, ____ to guide recommendations for pre-participation medical clearance

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PA
underlying CV, metabolic, renal disease
CV, metabolic disease
signs and symptoms, disease history, current exercise, desired exercise

17
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ACSM pre participation screening algorithm is designed to

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identify individuals at risk for CV complications during or immediately after aerobic exercise

18
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although resistance training is growing in popularity, current evidence is insufficient regarding

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CV complications during resistance training to warrant formal prescreening recommendations

19
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ACSM algorithm 1 components

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  • classifying individuals who do (yes) or dont (no) currently participate in regular exercise
  • identifying individuals with known CV, metabolic, or renal diseases or those with signs or symptoms suggestive of cardiac, peripheral vascular or cerebrovascular disease, diabetes, renal disease
  • desired exercise intensity
20
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self-guided method can be easily accomplished by

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using PAR-Q+

21
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a patient is at high risk if:
left ventricular ejection fraction ____%

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<40

22
Q

a patient is at high risk if:
survivor of

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cardiac arrest or sudden death

23
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a patient is at high risk if:
complex ________ at rest or with exercise

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ventricular dysrhythmias

24
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a patient is at high risk if:
MI or cardiac surgery complicated by

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cariogenic shock, CHF, and/or signs/symptoms of post procedure ischemia

25
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a patient is at high risk if:
abnormal ____ with exercise, especially flat or decreasing ____ blood pressure or _____ with increasing workload

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hemodynamics
systolic BP
chronotropic incompetence

26
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a patient is at high risk if:
significant silence ischemia (ST depression ___ or greater without symptoms) with exercise or in recovery

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2mm

27
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a patient is at high risk if:
signs and symptoms of ____,____,____,___ at low levels of exercise or in recovery

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angina, dizziness, light-headedness or dyspnea

28
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a patient is at high risk if:
maximal functional capacity of less than

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5 METs

29
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an individual does not participate in regular exercise:
No CV, metabolic or renal disease and no signs and symptoms
medical clearance?
exercise intensity recommended?

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no medical clearance
light to moderate, gradually progress to vigorous

30
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an individual does not participate in regular exercise:
known CV, metabolic or renal disease and no signs and symptoms:
medical clearance?
exercise intensity recommended?

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medical clearance recommended
light to moderate, gradually progress as tolerated

31
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an individual does not participate in regular exercise:
any signs or symptoms of CV, metabolic, renal disease:
medical clearance?
exercise intensity recommended?

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medical clearance
light to moderate intensity, gradually progress as tolerated