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Exercise Guidelines For Cardiovascular Disease Flashcards

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Goal of cardiac Rehab

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Enable patients to resume active and productive lives within imposed limitations

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Specific objectives of cardiac rehab

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  • restoring optimal physiologic, psychosocial and vocational status
  • Prevention of progression or reversal of disease
  • reduction of risk of SD and reinfarction
  • Alleviation of symptoms
  • Patients become responsible and autonomous for their medical treatment and lifestyle charge
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Diagnosis Candidates for cardiovascular disease

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  • MI
  • CABG
  • Stable Angina Pectoris
  • Silent Ischemia
  • Valve Replacement
  • High risk for CHD
  • Congenital heart defects
  • Cardiac arrhythmia
  • Transplant –> heart and lung
  • Secondary and tertiary Prevetion
  • PAD
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What is included in the multidisciplinary program

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  • Medical treatment
  • Nutritional counseling
  • Smoking cessation
  • Risk stratification
  • Stress management
  • Hypertension management
  • Control of diabetes or dyslipidemia
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Phase 1 of cardiac rehab is during what period and last how long?

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-In- patient period

Lasts about 3 days (until discharge)

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What is the goal of phase 1

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Counteract the deleterious physiological effects of BED REST and prevent a “cardiac Cripple” from emerging

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What type of activities are performed phase 1?

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-Low level functional activities

Passive ROM to active ROM and progress to walking and stairs

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When is phase 2 for cardiac rehab and how long does it last?

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Out patient phase

-3 months duration

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What is the goal of phase 2 cardiac rehab

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Increase FUNCTIONAL and CARDIOVASCULAR efficiency of the patients

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How is cardiac rehab monitored for phase II

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Telemetry

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Exercise for phase II rehab?

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Individual exercise prescription for each patient

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When is phase III and how long does it last?

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  • Supervised phase

- 4-6 months duration

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Goal of phase III

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To decrease supervision of exercise program and to promote self-regulation of said program

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How it phase III monitored?

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Heart Rate (NO telemetry)

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When is phase IV and how long does it last?

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Unsupervised phase

Lifetime in duration

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Phase IV goal

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Maintain the lifestyle the lifestyle changes acquired in cardiac rehab

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What is the exercises of phase IV

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Client exercises on own

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Exercise reduces what ?

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long-term mortality

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Exercise may retard what process?

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atherosclerotic

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exercise causes what type of change in lipid profile?

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postive change

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Exercise increase cellular sensitivity to?

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insulin

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Exercise causes a modification of?

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TABP

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Exercise does what to platelet adhesiveness?

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Exercise does what to fibrinolysis ?

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Exercise does what to PNS outflow
increase
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Exercise causes a little change in what? but has a significant change in what?
Little in central | significant in peripheral parameters
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Exercise does what to ECG abnormalities ?
decrease
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Exercise causes an increase in VO2 max for MI? CABG? AP? severe LVD?
MI: 11-56% CABG: 14-66% AP: 32-56% Severe LVD: 20%
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what is superior to percutaneous coronary intervention?
EXERCISE AND DIET
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Exercise promotes?
vascular stability
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exercise improve vascular what?
wall inflammation and endothelial
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What are contraindication/ Precautions ?
- RHR> 100! - Unstable angina - Unstable dysrrhythmias - serious heart block - Unresolved CHF - Uncontrolled HTN - PE - Cardiogenic shock - Severe physical or emotional impairment - Moderate to severe aortic stenosis - Uncontrolled atrial or ventricular dysrhythmias - Active pericarditis or myocarditis - Uncontrolled DM - Hh below 7 - Pulmonary HTN
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what is the Frequency & duration of exercise for phase I?
5-7 days per week | 15 mins BID
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Intensity of Phase I (MI & CABG)
MI: 20 BAR CABG: 30 BAR
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what are phase I patients told to do when they go home?
WALK
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What should be evaluated in phase II-III?
- cardiac stress test - Laboratory studies - PFT if pull involvement
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Frequency and duration of phase II-III
- 3-5x per week with weekend of evening walks | - 20-45 minutes of aerobic
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What should the karvonen be for phase II and III
II: 50-70% III: 70-80%
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MHR is what?
peak HR off of stress test
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What is the calculation fro Karvonen?
[(MHR-RHR)x .....%] + RHR
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What is RPE?
- rate of perceived exertion --> BORG SCALE | - subjective measurement of the exercise response (psychophysiologic measurement)
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when can RPE be used?
Only in conjunction with the THR and other objective measurement variables
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Intermittent Training
- rest periods of less than 1 min btw modalities - alternating leg and arm exercises - achieve a higher intensity level with less leg fatigue - Allows for more diverse activities - Permits different muscle groups to be stressed - Ischemic signs monitored more carefully during rest periods
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When are Ischemic signs monitored more carefully
during rest periods
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cool down consists of?
low level walking then stretching
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Walking decreases what?
cardiac output slowly and prevents syncope
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when can resistance training be performed for a MI or CABG?
min of 5 weeks; 4 weeks in a supervised program
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when can resistance training be performed after a PTCA
at least 2 weeks in a supervised program
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Monitoring
- Impairments - Vital signs - ECG changes - Psychosocial - Daily - Modalities - Medication changes - Alcohol or caffeine - THR
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impairments that are being monitored include?
- VO2 max | - Lipid profile (total cholesterol, HDL, LDL, triglycerides, risk factors)
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vital signs that are being monitored include?
- RHR | - RBP
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Psychosocial that is being monitored are
- return to work - Stress level - Coping mechanisms
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Stress testing for cardiac
- Determination of human maximal capacity for physical work - Detection or confirmation of ischemic heart disease (in "healthy") - assessment or treatment procedures for patient with ischemic heart disease - Evaluation of cardiac dysrhythmias and the risk of cardiac sudden death - Prescription for exercise
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what is important to know for stress test?
- hyperventilation prior to test - Resting vitals - meds - medical history - length of test - reason for termination - ECG - BP - MAX HR prior to symptoms
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what are some things you should take into consideration ? (4)
- ARM bike (shoots up BP) - Aquatic therapy (can be okay... too hot) - Sternal precautions - DM

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