HF basics
signs and symptoms
PT management and exercise
chest pain DDX
medications
100

This equation defines cardiac output

HR x SV

100

SOB when lying flat is called

orthopnea

100

What do you use to prescribe intensity to those on beta blockers

borg/RPE

100

what is the inflammation around the cartilage that connects the ribs to the sternum

costochondritis

100

what is the most potent diuretic

loop

200

This type of HF involves stiff ventricles and impaired filling

HFpEF (diastolic dysfunction)

200

a key sign of right-sided HF seen in the neck

jugular venous distension

200

Initial acute care exercise intensity should be below this borg value

11

200

Give 2-3 pulmonary diagnoses that may contribute to pulmonary chest wall pain

DVT, PE, asthma

200

What is an emergency involving extensive breakdown of muscle and coke-colored pee

statin-induced rhabdomyolysis

300

This system is activated in HF, causing fluid retention and vasoconstriction

RAAS

300

The highest independent predictor of HF diagnosis

BNP or NT-proBNP

300

what is the MCID for 6MWT

30-32 m

300

This common disease (usually seen in women) mimics signs of MI chest pain

GERD

300

What medication has a side effect of myalgia

Cholesterol/HMG-COA reductase inhibitors (statins)

400
These compensatory mechanisms initially help but ultimately worsen HF (3)

increased SNS activity, preload, ventricular hypertrophy

400

A weight gain of these amount in 24 hours and one week is concerning in HF

2-3 lbs, 5 lbs

400

How do you progress intensity in strength training

eventually progress to 70-85% 1-RM

400

What is the percent of eligible CR patients who utilize CR?

28%

400

what is the difference between antiplatelets and anticoagulants

platelets = arteries, coagulants = venous + LA

500

What NYHA classes reside within the "C" class of the structural classification system

I, II, III, IV

500

What sounds might you hear when auscultating the heart and lungs in left-sided HF(3)

S3, S4, crackling

500

during a GXT a patient experiences abnormal symptoms and the test terminated when their HR is 135 bpm, what is their max HR to use in further prescriptions?

125 bpm

500

How many points is "palpation reproduces pain" when using the clinical prediction rule table?

2 points

500

what are some symptoms of hypomagesemia (name at least 2)

weakness, muscle twitching, dysrhythmia, decreased reflexes, confusion