Phase 2 Pulmonary Rehab Flashcards
(53 cards)
essential components of a comprehensive program (1)
assessment by appropriate pulmonary rehab team
pt training
essential components of a comprehensive program (2)
exercise
psychological intervention
follow up
outcomes of improvement (1)
symptom-limited exercise capacity
fxnal levels of ADLs
resp symptoms
outcomes of improvement (2)
resp mm fxn
psychological status
frequency of hospitalization
outcomes w/o accepted improvements
lung fxn (once damaged, lost re oil)
heart fxn
maximal aerobic capacity
mortality rate
goals of pulmonary rehab
improvements in…
-health status
-resp symptoms
-daily activity tolerance
-nutritional status
-self reliance
candidates for rehab
dx resp dz
documented fxnal limitations
what does phase 1 of pulmn rehab include
general care
general care
prior to exercise phase
-evals, therapeutic interventions, preventative care
pulmonologist evals
pulmonary fxn tests
lab work - chem, CBC
arterial blood gases (ABGs)
cardiologist evals
12 lead ECG
stress test/nuclear stress test
echo cardiogram
PT evals
physical assessment –> chest wall assessment
6 minute walk test
titration - exercise tolerance test
titration test for exercise tolerance
6 MWT measuring FiO2, SpO2, HR and BP
what is SpO2
O2 saturation through pulse oximeter
stages of titration test
stages 1-4
stage 1–> stages of titration test
0.8 mph for 2 min
stage 2 -> stages of titration test
1.0 mph for 2 min
stage 3 -> stages of titration test
1.2 mph for 4 min
stage 4 -> stages of titration test
1.4 mph for 4 min
how do we report predicted HR for titration test
@ 70%, 85% and 100% and METs
what does phase 2 of pulmonary rehab include
pulmonary care
pulmonary hygiene
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
short term effects of pulmonary hygiene
improved
-breath sounds
-volume of pulmonary secretions produced
-subjective improvements in breathing ability
long term effects of pulmonary hygiene
maintenance of baseline pulmonary fxn
reduced frequency of resp exacerbations
decreased number and length of hospitalizations