Test 2 Flashcards

1
Q

-lol is the end of what medicine?

A

Beta blocker

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2
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-pine is the end of what meds?

A

Ca++ channel blockers

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3
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-ide is the end if what med?

A

Diuretics

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4
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What is a common vasodilator?

A

Nitrates

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5
Q

ExRx for HTN

A

F- most, preferably all
I- 40-60%HRR, Pre:11-13
T-30-60 mins
T- Walking, jogging, cycling, elliptical

Resistance: 
F- 2-3 days per week 
I- 60-80%1RM
T- >1 set, 8-12 reps 
T- 8-10 Exercises
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6
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Considerations of HTN?

A
  1. Uncontrolled HTN

2. Prudent to maintain BP

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7
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Meds for dislipidema

A

Statins
Bile acid
Nicotine acid (vit B3)
Fabric acids

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8
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ExRx for Dislipidema

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F- >5days/wk
I- 40-75% HRR
T- 30-60 mins, bouts of 10 mins, if weight loss is goal: 50-60 mins, 2,000 kcal
T-Aerobic

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9
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Considerations for dislipidema?

A

Co-morbidity

Meds that cause muscle damage

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10
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RT for dislipidema

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F- 2-3 days/wk
I- 1RM
T- 8-12 reps
T- weights, machines

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11
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-Pril is the end of what medicine?

A

Ace inhibitors

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12
Q

You are considered a diabetic if your blood sugar is _______?

A

> 120, on two separate occasions

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13
Q

This lowers blood glucose levels?

A

Insulin

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14
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This raises blood glucose levels

A

Glucagon

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15
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Insulin dependent type of diabetes, develops as a result of b-cell destruction.

A

Type 1

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16
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Non-insulin dependent type of diabetes, cells ignore insulin. 90-95% of diabetics have this type

A

Type 2

17
Q

Age of onset for both types of diabetes?

A

Type 1- juvenile

Type 2- adult

18
Q

Increases glucose and water removal by the kidneys

A

Hyperglycemia

19
Q

Reliance on FFA metabolism

A

Ketoacidosis

20
Q

BG

A

Hypoglycemia

21
Q

Complications of diabetes?

A
Hyperglycemia 
Ketoacidosis 
Hypoglycemia 
Blindness 
Kidney failure 
CVD
Stoke 
Neuropathy
22
Q

Enzyme that helps convert glucose to G6P

A

Hexokinase

23
Q

ExRx for diabetes

A

F- 3-7 days/wk
I- 40-60% HRR
T-20-60 mins
T- Major muscle groups

RT
F- 2-3 days/wk 
I-60-80%1RM
T-2-3 sets, 8-12 reps 
T- 8-10 multi joint exercises
24
Q

Considerations for diabetes

A
Time of day 
Exercise with a partner 
Dehydration 
Retinopathy 
Neuropathy 
Check feet for blisters
25
Q

Societal prejudice and discrimination experienced by obese individuals

A

Fatism

26
Q

Effects of obesity

A

Increased o2 cost
Dec. exercise tolerance
Decreased heat tolerance
Underlying diseases

27
Q

Goals of training obese people

A

Increase:
Quality of life
Metabolic capacity
Decrease body weight

28
Q

ExRx for obesity

A
F- >5 days a week 
I- initial: 40-60%, eventually: 50-75%
T- 30-60 mins 
Eventually get to 300 mins per week 
Can do 10 min bouts 
T- large muscle groups, burn lots of calories
29
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Goal of long term weight loss: ExRx

A

50-60 mins
5-7 days
60-90 mins for some people