COMPS:Exam of CV or Pulm Pt: Exam 1 Flashcards

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Med Chart review first up…

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PT consult

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Med chart review:

Activity orders by MD

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  • bed rest
  • bathroom priv’s
    • NO > MET lvl 2
  • OOB TID== out of bed 3x/day
  • Ad lib–> pt can do w/e they want
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Dx and date of event

Primary dx

Secondary Dx

Date of event

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  • primary
    • ​when, what, how many times
  • secondary
  • date of event
    • determines timeline
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Symptoms:

Cardiac ischemic symptoms

Typical MALE

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  • SOB
  • chest pain
    • press, tight, sharp
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Symptoms:

Cardiac ischemic sx’s

Atypical female

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  • indigestion (GERD)
  • palpitations
  • throat pain
  • diff swallowing
  • burning
  • shoulder pain
    • B/L
  • mid back pain
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symptoms:

Peripheral ischemic symptoms

arterial

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  • claudications
  • non-blanchable tissue
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symptoms:

Pulmonary sx’s

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  • SOB
  • Dyspnea on exertion (DOE)
  • sputum production
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Medications:

look @ doc.

WHY does pt need that med ?

Pt. Presentation ex.

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  • EX: beta blocker (most common cardiac med)
    • ​just had HA in past due to high BP
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Meds:

think about SE’s of meds

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  • ex. Beta Blocker
    • blunts HR response
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Meds:

pharmaceutical interaction w/ PT/exercise

Meds w/ SHORTER half-life

ex’s and when should you do PT?

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  • pain meds, opioids
  • PT RIGHT AFTER taking meds
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Pharma intercation w/ PT/Exercise

ex. nebulizer or MDI

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  • PT FIRST then nebulizer or MDI
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Risk factors:

CV disease

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  • HTN
  • smoking
  • elevated serum CHO
    • LDL: total CHO ratio
  • genetics/family hx heart dis.
  • stress/Type A personality
  • sedentary
  • older
  • MALE
  • obese
  • T2D

Modifiable: HTN, smoking, stress, sedentary, obese

NONmodifiable: age, sex, genetics/family hx

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Social hx: self-abusive social habits
ETOH abuse

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linked to cardiomyopathy

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Social hx: self-abusive social habits

Smoking

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causes COPD

emphysema & chronic bronchitis

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Social hx: self-abusive social habits

Illicit Drugs:

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  • EX. Cocaine
    • Direct Coronary damage:
      • ​coronary aa spasms
        • ​EVEN AFTER 1 USE
          • ​HA, arrythmias
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Lab Tests: some ex’s

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  • Cardiac Enzymes
    • Troponin (CTNI)—-> MI
        • ==> dx past HA
  • Blood lipids
    • CHO + triglycerides
  • CBC
    • Hb
    • Hct
    • WBC
    • BUN
    • Cr
    • BNP
  • ABGs
  • Cultures
  • -Coagulation studies–> how well blood is clotting
    • INR
    • APTT
    • PTT
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Dx tests:

ex’s

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  • chest x ray
  • ECHO/TEE (transesophageal)
  • CT scan
  • cardiac cath/angiography
  • PFT—> Pulm Function Test
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O2 Therapy:

the Device

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  • Nasal Cannula
    • in nose for O2 delivery
      • 2 L NC== 29-53% FiO2
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O2 Therapy:

O2 Delivered

cannula vs. mask

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  • O2 Delivered:
    • Liters vs. FiO2
      • ​ex. 60% mask vs. 28% NC
        • ​basically….mask will be MORE
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O2 Therapy:

MD order for O2 sats or system delivery…

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  • “Maintain O2 sats >88% w/ exertion”
    • ​PTs can’t admin meds/touch the O2 machine
    • MD has O2 order in chart
    • IF O2 order NOT doc’d —-request INC/DEC in O2
    • IF Emergency
      • INC O2
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Sx Procedures:

what should you note?

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  • Procedure/Sx
  • Surgical approach/precautions
  • Complications during sx OR post-op comps?
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Looking @ rehab:

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OT

Speech

Rec tx

PM&R consults

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When should we be checking Vital Signs??

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on admission

over past 24hrs

most CURRENT

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Vital signs:

on admission

over past 24hrs

most current

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  • EKG monitoring
    • BP
    • RR
    • HR
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Nutritional Intake:
* PO; per os; **By mouth** * **Enteral** * **​**entering stomach or GI tract * **Parenteral** * **​IV** * **​bypassing eating/digestion**
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PLOF:
* bed bound * req'd 24 hrs assist/supervision/fall risk * equip pt already owns * employment
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Interview pt and family...... completed when??
AFTER thorough **Chart Review** * **effective communication** * **fill in any gaps** * **consider CP status**
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Systems Review: what is it?
BRIEF exam of ALL SYSTEMS that would **affect pts performance**
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Systems review: **Cognition** **Affect**
* **Cognition:** * **​**lang, attn, learning style * **Affect:** * **​**behavior
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Systems review: ## Footnote **CV/Pulm**
Edema BP monitor
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Systems review: ## Footnote **MSK System**
* GROSS sym of mm's * appeared gen ht, wt, * strength/ROM
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Systems review: ## Footnote **NMSK System**
motor control tone balance vis. tracking
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Systems Review: ## Footnote **Integumentary**
skin wounds/skin check texture
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EXAMINATION of Pt ## Footnote **gen appearance**
LOOK @ pt
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EXAMINATION: ## Footnote **Lvl of Consciousness**
Richmond Agitation-Sedation Scale ADD PICS SEE LECTURE
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EXAMINATION: ## Footnote **Lvl of Confusion**
use CAM-ICU Scale OR look for **Delirium (NO attn to tasks)** **ADD PICS**
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EXAM: ## Footnote **Body Type:**
obese normal **Cachectic (med. too thin)**
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EXAM: ## Footnote **Posture**
* Scoliosis * **directly affects lung function** * Kyphosis * T spine hunching * Pro position or tripod * **​using mm's origin as insertion** * Sitting OR Semi-fowler * **slightly elevated HOB**
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EXAM: ## Footnote **Skin Tone** **\*look @ lips\***
* Cyanosis * **partial press and 02 sat DEC'd** * **Dusky** * **​gray** * **Pale** * **​less pink flush**
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EXAM: **Facial signs of distress**
Nasal flaring
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EXAM: ## Footnote **Neck** **Jugular veins**
* **JVD** * **​ look @ jugulars** * **​TOO MUCH CVP in vein** * **​heart failure** * **​something is backing up**
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EXAM: ## Footnote **NECK** **SCM**
* Hypertrophic * **== overuse of SCM as an Accessory mm**
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EXAM: **Chest/Breathing**
* lateral symmetry R to L * AP symmetry * **normal AP ratio is 1/2 transverse diameter** * **​Depth==1/2 width** * **​Depth=Width --\> Barrel Chested** * Sternal Position * **Pectus excavatum** * **​**sunken chest * **Pectus carinatum** * **​**pigeon chest
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EXAM: ## Footnote **Rib Angles**
* \<90deg * \>90deg
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EXAM: Musculature **MM's of Inspiration**
Diaphragm + Ext. Intercostals * Exhale should be **passive** * **Look for if there is EXCESSIVE use of SCM when INHALING \*\*\*\*\***
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EXAM: Musculature **Accessory mm's of INSPIRATION**
* SCM * Scalenes * Upper traps * Pec major/minor * Serratus Ant. * Rhomboids * Lat Dorsi * Thoracic extensor spinae mm's
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EXAM: Musculature **MM's of EXPIRATION**
Abdominals + Internal Intercostals
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EXAM: ## Footnote **Inspiration to Expiration ratio** **NORMAL**
1: 2 insp: exp
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EXAM: ## Footnote **Insp to Exp** **ABNORMAL**
* Pursed lip breathing * **prolooooonged expiration** * **​TOO MUCH AIR/Obstruction** * **indicates Patho condition**
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EXAM: breathing RATE **APNEA**
NO BREATHING
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EXAM: Breathing RATE **Eupnea**
ideal breathing 12-20bpm
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EXAM: Rate **Bradypnea**
\<12 bpm
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EXAM: RATE **Tachypnea**
\>20 bpm
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EXAM: DEPTH **Hyperpnea**
INC depth NORM rate
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EXAM: DEPTH **Dyspnea**
INC depth INC rate
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EXAM: **Positional breathing** **ORTHOPNEA**
* diff breathing in **supine pos. vs standing** * **​dx w/ CHF** * **pillow test**
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EXAM: ## Footnote **Severe breathing probs:** **Paradoxical Breathing**
* OPP of normal (see below) * **greater abd pressure OR collapsed lung** * **​Inhale:** abd/thorax DEC in size * **Exhale:** thorax INC size
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EXAM: ## Footnote **Severe breathing probs:** **Kussmaul Breathing**
* indicates **metabolic acidosis** * **​pH = acidic** due to **DEC in bicarb** * **Dyspnea**
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EXAM: ## Footnote **Severe Breathing probs:** **Cheyne-Stokes**
* Terminal breathing pattern: * Sm VT, Lg VT, Sm VT * **Apnea**
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EXAM: **Severe Breathing probs:** **Biot's**
* Neuro issue * **dyspnea, apnea, dyspnea** * **Hospice breathing**
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EXAM: ## Footnote **Dyspnea**
* @ rest * W/ Exertion * **One Word Dyspnea** * **​**only say one word and then **need to take another breath** * **​Stevie!!!**
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EXAM: **Coughing** **Effectiveness vs. Ineffectiveness**
* **Effectiveness:** * **​**ability to FORCEFULLY **exhale & dislodge obstruction** if there is one * **Ineffectiveness:** * **​**cannot contract **abd's to forcefully EXHALE**
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EXAM: **Cough** **Productive vs. NONproductive**
* **Is there any sputum to get up AND did they get it up?**
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EXAM: ## Footnote **Cough** **Mucoid**
* flu like * short lived * clear, transparent, colored * **NOT OPAQUE**
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EXAM: **Purulent**
* Flu like * becomes **chronic** * **MORE OPAQUE** * **THICKER**
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EXAM: ## Footnote **COUGH** **Fetid**
odor copious
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EXAM: Cough **Frothy**
* **Assoc'd w/ ORTHOPNEA** * ​Cough up **interstitial fluid OR liquid**
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EXAM: Cough **Hemoptysis**
* blood * some type of injury in **pulmonary lining**
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EXAM: Cough **Violent cough/Aspiration**
* when **fluid goes IN lungs** instead of **esophagus**
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EXAM: **Extremities** **Digital clubbing** **fingers!!!**
* see pics in ppt * **indicative of Chronic Pulm disease** * **​**not enough O2 to supply **making of fingernails** * **​turned in and down**
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Exam: ## Footnote **Arterial Disease**
**Looking for PAD** * pain * claudication * pulses---NONE * trophic changes * wounds----no fluid
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EXAM: ## Footnote **Venous insufficiencies (CVI)** **"Valvular Incompetence**
Too much blood in venous system * varicose veins * pain * pulses * edema vs. **periphal dependent edema** * **Hemosiderin staining** * **​**red Hgb stagnant in peripheral system * stains tissue * Wounds * **Weeping**
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EXAM: ## Footnote **Auscultation of Lungs** **LISTEN to pts lungs**
* PRE and POST session * bare skin * **Monitor pt t/o to prevent falls and prevent hypervent and dizziness (subjective)**
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Auscultation Sounds ## Footnote **NORMAL** **Bronchial/Tracheal**
* listen @ bifurcation of bronchi OR trachea * **equal insp/exp** * **tubular mvmt air** * **loud** * **high pitched**
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Auscultation sounds **NORMAL** **Bronchovesicular**
* ANT segment of UPPER lobe * NO PAUSE * breathe t/o whole time * 1/2 ICS ANT, T3/T4 POST
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Auscultation sounds ## Footnote **NORMAL** **VESICULAR**
* periphery of lungs * ANT/POST basal lobes * Insp looooonger vs. EXP (1:3) * low pitch swish
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Auscultation: ## Footnote **ABNORMAL**
* INCd * sputum * Diminshed * **truncal adipose tissue** * **emphysema** * **COPD** * **Absent**
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Adventitous Lung Sounds: ## Footnote **Wheezing (Rhonchi)**
* cont. high pitched sounds * **bronchial spasm** * **​heard in ONE phase** * **asthma**
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Adventitious Lung sounds: ## Footnote **Crackles (Rales)**
* light, airy, crack and pop (rice krispies) * **airways opening and closing, secretions** * **mvmt of secretions** * **open/close peripheral airways** * **COPD,**
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Adventitious Lung sounds: **Pleural Rub** **sandpaper**
* involves pleural space * sandpaper * **indicates:** * **​pleural inflamm.**
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Adventitious Lung sounds: ## Footnote **Stridor** **choking!!!** **fart you can't hold in**
* **deals w/ Trachea** * **monophasic** * **long, squeaky**
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EXAM: Voice Sounds
* If (+) test---\> **ALL indicate consolidation** * **feel vibration OR altered noise** * **​**egophony * bronchophony * whispering pectoriloquy
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Auscultations of Heart Sounds remember....
APT-M 2245
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Auscultation of Heart Sounds
* **Aortic valve** * **​**2nd ICS on RIGHT (only one on RIGHT) * **Pulm valve** * **​**2nd ICS on LEFT (direct. across Aortic) * **Tricuspid valve** * **​**4th ICS next to sternum * **Mitral Valve** * **​**5th ICS **mid-clavicular line** * apex beat * PMP * point of max impact
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Normal Heart Sounds
* **S1: Lub** * **​**onset of **systole, AV valves** * **S2: Dub** * **​**onset of **diastole: SL valves**
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Abnormal Heart Sounds ## Footnote **indicative of....**
TOO much fluid in heart OR heart TOO rigid w/ fluid flowing thru
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Abnormal Heart Sounds: **S3** **LUB DUB DUB** **aka**
* **Ventricular Gallop**
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S3 Lub dub dub BEST heard where?
over Apex of heart w/ BELL of stethoscope
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S3 lub dub dub heard WHEN?
IMMED. following S2 **in early Diastole**
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S3 lub dub dub what is it?
rapid flow of blood into a **distended ventricle or stiff ventricle** ## Footnote **Dx: CHF or cardiomyopathy**
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S3 Lub dub dub more commonly heard in what?
More common heard in **supine or left side-lying pos.** **LESS LIKELY heard @ rest in sitting (bc gravity)**
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S3 lub dub dub in children...
CAN BE NORMAL in healthy children/young adults due to **quick decel. of blood in ventricles**
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S4 La-Lub-Dub aka
**Atrial Gallop**
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S4 La-lub-dub BEST heard where
over APEX of heart w/ BELL of stethoscope
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Diaphgram ==
high pressure sounds
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Bell==
LOW pressure sounds
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S4 La-lub-dub heard when?
**Late in Diastole during ATRIAL KICK** **just BEFORE S1**
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S4 SOUND La lub dub what is it?
blood entering **stiff ventricle** in presence of a **pressure overload** * DX: * **Myocardial scarring** * **​MI** * **CAD** * **CABG** * **hypertrophied LV due to HTN**
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Palpation: ## Footnote **mediastinum/tracheal pos. assessed Sitting UP then...**
Shift: **TOWARDS** **involved side** **AWAY from involved side**
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Palpation: Chest motion
* Upper, middle, lower lobes * Document: * symmetry * **extent of mvmt** * **Diaphragmatic:** * **​**best IDs **diaphragmatic excursion** is thumbs are on xiphoid and normal excursion is indicated by 2-3 inches in thumb mvmt * 5-7.6 cm
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Palpation: ## Footnote **Fremitus** **feeling for vibration**
* Normal * INC'd * consolidation or sputum * DECd
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Palpation: **Percussion:** **final comp. of chest exam**
* use middle finger of one hand flat on chest wall w/in ICS * other hand pos'd in DF w/ wrist as fulcrum * hand moves back n forth rapid success. w/ tip of middle finger on the chest wall
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Palpation: Percussion: final comp. of chest exam **Normal vs. Dull vs. Tympanic**
* Normal * Dull * "Thud" * **liver and other dense tissues** * **Tympanic** * **​**long and hollow * hear over **empty stomach, inflated chest**
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EXAM: ## Footnote **Activity Eval**
* What can pt tolerate from activity standpoint and MET lvl standpoint * **supine** * **EOB** * **standing** * **ADLs** * **stand-pivot** * **ambulating** * **stairs** * **When to terminate?** * **​**based on VITALS and subjective
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EXAM: ## Footnote **Vitals** **Heart rate**
* palpate **continously for 1 min or 60s EKG strip** * **​MHR==220-age** * **​**MHR **Elderly** * **​Males== 205-1/2age** * **Females== 225-age** * **IF observe DEC HR w/ activity....** * **​MONITOR FOR ARRYTHMIAS**
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VITALS: **Blood Pressure**
* **Diff in extremities===** * **​**some **occlusion** in **one extremity** * **w/ Exertion** * **​should INC** * **AFTER exertion** * **​should slowly DEC**
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VITALS **O2 Sats**
stay ABOVE 88% \***exercises should NOT be cont'd if O2sats drops TO or BELOW 88%**
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Vitals: ## Footnote **RR**
Normal== 12-20 bpm
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Vitals: USE BORG SCALE
* 10 * MAX effort * 9 * VERY hard * 7-8 * Vigorous * 4-6 * Moderate * 2-3 * Light * 1 * VERY Light
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EXAM: CV/Pulm **special tests**
* 2 min walk * 6 min walk * 5x sit to stand * 10m gait speed * 30s sit to stand * YMCA step * Astrand-Rhyming Protocol BALANCE!!!
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Assess/Dx
PT develops a dx which is a **PT Dx** ## Footnote **NOT medical Dx** **\*\*\*\*\*\*\*** **THEN DO TX/POC!!!!!!!**
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