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1
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s/s of exercise intolerance among those undergoing cardiac rehab

A

Persistent dyspnea
Dizziness
Anginal pain
Sudden weight gain

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2
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Systolic - reason to terminate exercise

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drop of 20 mmHg or more

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3
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Mode of action for beta blcokers

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Dec HR
Dec contractility
Dec BP
Dec oxygen demand

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4
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Mode of action for ACE inhibitors

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Reduce peripheral vascular resistance

Increase venous capacitance

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5
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Classic s/s of heart failure

A 
peripheral pitting edema
weight gain
jugular vein distention
diminished appetite
RUQ discomfort 
Ventricular gallop (S3)
dyspnea
paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea
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6
Q

Clinical manifestations of arterial disease

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Pain
Pallor
Paralysis
Hair loss
Thin, shiny skin
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7
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Clinical manifestations of venous insufficiency

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Edema
Hemosiderin staining
Normal arterial pulses

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8
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Sounds between S1 and S2 are called

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Systolic murmurs

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9
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Sounds between S2 and S1 are called

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Diastolic mumurs

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10
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Secretions in the peripheral airways leads to what sound

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Crackles

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11
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Friction rub is associated with

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Pleural effusion

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12
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Low pitched wheezes are associated with

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obstruction (like bronchospasm)

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13
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Emphysema will present with what breath sounds

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Diminished or absent

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14
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Hyperinflated chest would give what sound with percussion

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Tympanic

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15
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Consolidation (increase in secretions) would lead to what sounds

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Increased fremitus with consolidation

Crackles maybe

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16
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Prone with bed flat is best used to drain what lobes

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Superior segments of lower lobes

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17
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Long sitting, leaning back 30 deg is best used for

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apical segments of upper lobes

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18
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Supine with head down and pt rotated one quarter backward is best for

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Lingula

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19
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Lower lobe atelectasis may be cleared with what pt position

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Pt on uninvolved side, one quarter turn from prone with head down 30 deg

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20
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Common position to relieve dyspnea

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Forward supported sitting

It inc intraabdominal pressure and improves length tension of diaphragm and allows for accessory mm use

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21
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CO = SV x HR

SV typically plateaus when

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Around 35-40% of max exercise
So then CO is augmented by an inc in HR
Inc in HR = inc in CO
Inc in SV does not always equal an increase in CO

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22
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Aging - and resting blood pressure

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Resting blood pressure increases with advancing age

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23
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ABI of 0.6 =

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Mdoerate peripheral artery disease

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24
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ABI of 0.9 =

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normal

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25
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ABI of 1.1 =

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arterial calcification

26
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ABI of 1.0 =

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normal

27
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Incentive spirometry is used to help a pt achieve

A

Sustained max inspiration

28
Q

Resistance training post CABG

A

not until at least 8 wks

29
Q

Low hematocrit indicates ___ and can lead to ___

A

Indicates anemia

Can lead to hypoxia

30
Q

Low platelets can lead to

A

Excessive bruising

31
Q

First degree heart block =

A

Long PR

32
Q

Second degree type 1

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Progressively lengthening PR ; drops QRS every 4th

33
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Second degree type II

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Progressively lengthening PR ; drops WRS every 2, 3, or 4th

34
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R BBB

A

Rs go below isoelelectric line

35
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L BBB

A

Rs don’t go below isoelectric line

Mountain looking one

36
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Normal platelet

A

150,000 to 400,000

37
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Normal WBC

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4,500 - 11,000

38
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Normal hemoglobin

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12-18 g/dL

39
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Normal INR

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0.9 - 1.1

When on anticoagulants - will be 2 - 3.5

40
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Pleural effusion - what breath sounds

A

Decreased

Decreased fremitus?

41
Q

Sequence for cough

A

Inspiration greater than tidal volume
Closure of glottis
Abdominal mm cx
Sudden opening of glottis

42
Q

Taking digitalis does what to EKG

A

Lengthens PR interval

43
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HR inc during phase 1 of cardiac rehab

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no more than 130 bpm
No more than 20 bpm over resting
If surgical, no more than 30 bpm over resting

44
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Upper limit of DBP in phase 1

A

110

45
Q

Max aerobic capacity for M and W typically ranges from what to what (in METs)

A

8 to 12

46
Q

Exercise stress test - positive if

A

There is presence of ischemia

47
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To determine max oxygen uptake with a submax exercise test using cycle ergometer - what needs to be considered

A

HR

Workload

48
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Tidal volume is what percent of total lung capacity

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10%

49
Q

Average tidal volume

A

500 mL

50
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Average total lung capacity

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4,000 - 6,000 mL

51
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IRV what percent of total lung capacity

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55-60%

52
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Residual volume - average and what percent of total

A

1,000 mL

25%

53
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Functional residual capacity - what percent of total

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40%

54
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Dependent edema - associated with

A

R sided heart failure!

55
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Pulmonary edema - associated with

A

L sided heart failure!

56
Q

Persistent cough - associated with R or L heart failure

A

L sided!

57
Q

Level walking at 1 mph - how many METs

A

1 - 2

58
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Jogging at 5 mph is how many METs

A

7-8

59
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Cycling at 10 mph is how many METs

A

5-6

60
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Walking on a treadmill at 3 mph is how many METs

A

3-4

61
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Chronic corticosteroid use effect on BP

A

Increased BP

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