Pulmonary Rehab - CH 21 PPT Flashcards
(29 cards)
define pulmonary rehab
comprehensive intervention for patients with chronic respiratory disease
what is pulmonary rehab composed of
patient assessment/goal setting
exercise prescription / training
self-management education
nutritional intervention
psychosocial support
explain goals specific to pulmonary rehabilitation
goals that pertain to
exercise capacity
symptoms
health-related quality of life
psychosocial status
what symptoms are to be aided with during pulmonary rehab
dyspnea and fatigue
explain the members of pulmonary rehabilitation team
patient/family
medical director
program director
other team members:
– respiratory therapist, PT, counseling, pharmacology and nutrition
where to PTs help the most with pulmonary rehab
evaluation
outcome measurement
exercise/functional training
airway clearance
education
what is the foundation of pulmonary rehab
patient assessment and goal setting
– designs program
components of initial patient assessment for pulmonary rehab
medical history
review/interpretation of diagnostic test
patient interview
physical/symptom assessment
specific exercise program components of pulmonary rehab
posture
balance
gait
strengthening
flexibility
energy conservation / adaptive equipment
goal of exercise in pulmonary rehab
improve cardiopulmonary endurance and breathing mechanics
– optimize patient ability to complete ADLs
explain educational topics in pulmonary rehab
patient understanding/management of disease
use/misuse of oxygen
practical solutions to implement activity into daily life
why is misuse of oxygen a problem
over saturation when not needing O2 will cause hypoxic drive to fail
what should be assessed in the nutritional assessment
height/weight measurement
calculation of BMI
documentation of recent/significant weight change
what is a significant weight change in those during pulmonary rehab
> 3 lbs
what does a PFT tell one in pulmonary rehab
GOLD rating
– indirectly ADL ability
explain why a PFT is not as helpful in pulmonary rehab
pt’s lungs are physiologically compromised already, we are more managing their care for the rest of their life
chart review components
current pulmonary diagnosis
diagnostic/lab values
all treatments for disease
any other medical diagnoses
what makes up the patient examination for pulmonary rehab
nutrition eval
chest eval
explain chest eval components in patient exam
auscultation of lung / heart sounds
cough assessment
inspection of breathing pattern
– accessory muscle use
components of functional evaluation within patient examination
ADL/IADL
balance/gait
prior level of function
need for adaptive equipment
fall risk
social / leisure activity
explain energy conservation techniques
focus on ADLs that are most problematic
– evaluate the environment and how to modify ADLs via:
breathing techniques
slow paced with breaks
set priorities/organize movements
some key treatment principles for dyspnea relief
controlling breathing pattern with paced breathing/movement
altering postures to improve respiratory muscle function
relaxation techniques
what can be taught to facilitate paced breathing
pursed-lip breathing
COPD - tripod positioning
indication for supplemental oxygen use
PO2 <55 mmHg
SpO2 <88%
– or <59 mmHg / <89%
if evidence of cor pulmonale / RHF / erythrocytosis