Phase 2 Pulmonary Rehab Flashcards

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essential components of a comprehensive program (1)

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assessment by appropriate pulmonary rehab team

pt training

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essential components of a comprehensive program (2)

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exercise

psychological intervention

follow up

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outcomes of improvement (1)

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symptom-limited exercise capacity

fxnal levels of ADLs

resp symptoms

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outcomes of improvement (2)

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resp mm fxn

psychological status

frequency of hospitalization

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outcomes w/o accepted improvements

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lung fxn (once damaged, lost re oil)

heart fxn

maximal aerobic capacity

mortality rate

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goals of pulmonary rehab

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improvements in…

-health status
-resp symptoms
-daily activity tolerance
-nutritional status
-self reliance

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candidates for rehab

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dx resp dz

documented fxnal limitations

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what does phase 1 of pulmn rehab include

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general care

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general care

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prior to exercise phase
-evals, therapeutic interventions, preventative care

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pulmonologist evals

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pulmonary fxn tests

lab work - chem, CBC

arterial blood gases (ABGs)

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cardiologist evals

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12 lead ECG

stress test/nuclear stress test

echo cardiogram

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PT evals

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physical assessment –> chest wall assessment

6 minute walk test

titration - exercise tolerance test

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titration test for exercise tolerance

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6 MWT measuring FiO2, SpO2, HR and BP

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what is SpO2

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O2 saturation through pulse oximeter

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stages of titration test

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stages 1-4

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stage 1–> stages of titration test

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0.8 mph for 2 min

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stage 2 -> stages of titration test

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1.0 mph for 2 min

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stage 3 -> stages of titration test

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1.2 mph for 4 min

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stage 4 -> stages of titration test

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1.4 mph for 4 min

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how do we report predicted HR for titration test

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@ 70%, 85% and 100% and METs

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what does phase 2 of pulmonary rehab include

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pulmonary care

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pulmonary hygiene

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removal of excessive secretions that obstruct airways, cause ventilator defects, symptoms of cough, possible lead to an increase incidence of resp infections and deterioration of lung fxn

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short term effects of pulmonary hygiene

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improved
-breath sounds
-volume of pulmonary secretions produced
-subjective improvements in breathing ability

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long term effects of pulmonary hygiene

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maintenance of baseline pulmonary fxn

reduced frequency of resp exacerbations

decreased number and length of hospitalizations

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fxnal training for phase II
environmental modifications task mods relief of dyspnea
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tx goals of fxnal training
adapting the environment to improve the ease of performing ADLs
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how do pts advance --> fxnal training (1)
increase the pts independence in performing tasks
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how do pts advance --> fxnal training (2)
decrease -time to complete task -time or frequency of rest periods -dependence on adaptive equipment -need for supplemental O2
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document improvements by --> fxnal training
quantity of work performed HR RR RPE
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environmental mods
ID of the ADs that are most problematic
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examples of environmental mods (1)
Work areas with appropriate seating Placing most used equipment in locations to minimize bending and lifting
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examples of environmental mods (2)
Placement of chairs for rest periods Use of adaptive equipment to simplify tasks Improving ventilation for the bathroom and kitchen
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task mods
Each activity can be broken down into smaller tasks and modified to include energy conservation techniques
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examples of task mods (1)
Slowing down the pace Minimizing large body movements such as moving body weight up and down
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examples of task mods (2)
Setting priorities and organizing activities to minimize wasted movement Planning appropriate amounts of time to complete tasks, including breaks for rest
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relief of dyspnea techniques (1)
Simple procedure to minimize and relieve shortness of breath during ADL's Controlling the breathing pattern, altering posture to improve respiratory muscle function, and using relaxation techniques
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relief of dyspnea techniques (2)
Maintaining uninterrupted breathing patterns by avoiding holding breath during tasks Pursed-lip breathing patterns Leaning forward Relaxation of nonrespiratory muscles Desaturation of 5% or more should be noted
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phase II exercise training
Aerobic exercises Ventilators muscle training Diaphragmatic breathing exercises Diaphragmatic strengthening
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how must pts exercise during phase II training
sit 90/90 no supine
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goals of physical conditioning
include -CV endurance -maximal work capacity -strength -flexibility -resp mm fxn
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mild lung dz
pts do not require pulmonary rehab SOB w/ relatively heavy exercise (stair climbing, hills)
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FEV1 and ABG for mild lung dz
> or = to 80% FEV1 normal O2 sat dec
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exercise prescription for mild lung dz
80-85% predicted max
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moderate lung dz
acute exacerbation or worsening symptoms of SOB with ADLs and workload of 3-4 METs
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FEV1 and ABGs for moderate lung dz
<80% FEV1 impaired, O2 sat dec
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exercise prescription for moderate lung dz (1)
50-80% of predicted max 3-5 days/week; interval training 20-30 min of exercise maintaining
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exercise prescription for moderate lung dz (2)
O2 sat above 88% while monitoring HR, BP, ECG Aerobic and strength training Respiratory muscle retraining Pt education
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pts with severe lung dz
restricted by symptoms of SOB during most daily activity pt required continuous O2
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FEV1 and ABGs for severe lung dz
<50% FEV1 ABGs - acid base imbalance, O2 sat decrease
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exercise prescriptions for severe lung dz
40-50% of predicted max 3-5 days/week; interval training 20 min of exercise maintaining O2 sat above 88% monitoring HR, BP and ECG Aerobic and strength training Pt education
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what strengthening exercises are involved in phase II PR
aerobic training for LE light wt training for UE
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what flexibility exercises are involved in phase II PR
postural training breathing exercises
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respiratory muscle exercises consist of what approaches
CPAP at night (helps give accessory mm a break) aerobic fitness