Cardiac Rehab
This phase occurs in the hospital immediately following a cardiac event.
WHat is Phase 1?
How many chambers does the heart have?
What is 4
Why do C5 SCI patients often have weak coughs?
What is weak abdominal muscles
This disease is characterized by airflow limitation and often associated with smoking.
What is COPD
Normal adult resting respiratory rate.
What is 12-20 BPM
This phase includes supervised outpatient exercise.
What is phase 2
This chamber pumps oxygenated blood to the body.
What is the left ventricle
A bed-bound stroke patient is at increased risk for what cardiovascular complication?
what is DVT
A patient with COPD drops from 94% to 87% SpO₂ during walking. What should the PTA do?
What is STOP activity and reax
Normal oxygen saturation for most healthy adults.
what is 94-100%
Name one goal of cardiac rehabilitation.
What is :
What vessel carries blood from the heart to the lungs?
what is the Pulmonary artery
How can Parkinson's posture affect breathing?
what is poor posture/ reduced chest expansion
This breathing technique helps control dyspnea in COPD.
what is Pursed-lip breathing
A patient has BP 190/110 mmHg before exercise. Should exercise proceed?
what is .... NO
A patient is exercising independently in a community fitness program. Which phase are they in?
What is phase 3 or 4
What is the heart's natural pacemaker?
what is the SA node
MS patients often experience worsening symptoms when exposed to what environmental factor?
What is heat
What respiratory complication is caused by a blood clot blocking a pulmonary artery?
What is a pulmonary embolism
What condition occurs when BP drops upon standing?
What is orthostatic hypotension
A patient is 2 days post-MI. Name two appropriate activities.
What is :
What is the term for an abnormal heart rhythm?
What is an arrythmia?
What is the primary muscle used for breathing?
what is the diaphragm
What is the primary purpose of coughing?
What is Airway clearance/secretions removal
Calculate HRmax for a 60-year-old using 220-age.
what is 160bpm