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Cardio/pulm

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HR max equation   220-age  
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THR formula   HR max x % of max  
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karvonean equation if for?   imapired ppl  
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Which pulmonary vessel has O2   Veins returning to heart  
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R coronory artery branches   R marginal post descending  
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L coronary artery branches   Circumflex L ant descending  
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chemoreceptors reflex detect what and where/   change in pH and O2 aortic bodies  
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baroreceptors detect what and where?   chang ein pressure in the neck  
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baroreceptor/carotid massage does what   decrease sympathetic stimulous and increase parasympathetic impulse --> decrease BP  
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normal QRS complex width?   3 little boxes  
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preload   pressure at end of diastole  
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after load   pressure impede flow out of heart  
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Normal SV   60-80 ml  
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CO equation and normal   SV x HR 4.5-5 L/min  
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Polycythemia   red blood cells to high  
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thrombocytopenia vs thrombocytheia   openia: low cytheia: high  
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Leukopenia:   low WBC  
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Leukocytosis   infection  
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exercises testing absolute termiante criteria?   SBP < 10 mmHg mod- sever angian poor perfusion sustained tachycardia sustained ST elevation without Q waves  
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elevated blood creatine kinase indicates   MI  
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w CAD what cholesteraol will be elevated   v  
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Most MI when can you start exercsies   after 2 days  
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if the superior lung is involved what position may increase O2   prone  
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technique to increase expiratory orce or cough?   resisted breathing into device or manual resistnace  
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technique to improve gas exchange and increase lung volume   diaphragmatic breathing segmental breathing max inspiratory effort  
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decrease SOB and increae effeciancy   pursed lip breathing pacing of breathing w activity diaphragmatic breathing  
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UE exercise does what to BP and O2 consumption compated to LE?   increase BP O2 decrease  
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S&S of endocarditis?   fever, chill, murmur, fatigue, SOB, wt loss, blood in urine, kin petichiae  
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cor pulmonale?   failure or hypertrophy of RV  
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S&S wiht patent ductus arteriosus (PAD)   tachy resp distress poor eating wt loss  
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Tetrollogy of fallot conditions?   R ventricular hypertrophy VSD Pulmonary stenosis Aorta overriding the ventriclar septal defect  
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Rheumatic Fever is from?   poorly treated strep A throat that dmages heart valves and cause heart failure  
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where systole?   between S1 & S2  
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causes of murmur   Pregnant and increaed blood flow Abnormal valve: aortic sclerosis or stenosis abnormal flow between: VSD or mitral regurge  
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ejection sound is heart when?   regurgitaiton when opening  
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Snap sound heard when?   mitral valveu open that is stenotic  
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S3 heart when and Meaning?   beginnning of dyastole and CHF (blood filling enlarged vent) vent gallop  
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S4 heard whne and meaning?   end of diastole atria pushing blood into stenotic vent hypertension  
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systolic cleard heard when   mitral valve shut but leaking  
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ASD heard when   at S2 it sounds liek it is splitting  
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calcium channel blockers do what? s=could have what adverse effect?   vasodilate relieve coronary spasm ischemic effect  
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what does digitalis do?   slow HR  
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what do nitroglycerins do?   dilate blood vessels v BP v Prelad V o2 demand on heart  
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depolarizing is when?   chamber emptying  
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repolarizing is when   chamber is filling  
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how to figure out HR from strip   300/ # big boxes between QRS  
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Normal PR interval should be?   Less than 1 big box  
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Sinus brady rate   < 60 bpm  
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Sinus tachy rate   > 100 bpm  
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saw tooth EKG?   atrial flutter  
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Long PR interval means?   AV block  
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wide QRS means   bundle branch heart block  
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ST depression or inverted T wave means?   ischemia  
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ST eleation or significant G waves means?   MI  
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when all EKG coordination is gone what does it mean?   ventiruclar fibrillation and no CO  
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R CHF S&S   RV insult jugular distension periph edema  
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L CHF S&S   LV insult backup into LA and lungs SOB cough v OC  
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NYHA CHF stages   I S&S doc says II some w daily III some w exertion IV at rest  
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stages og CHF TX w mets   I 6.5 II 4.5 III 3 IV 1.5  
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Bike METS compared to walking   double mph  
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1.5 met activity   standing  
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Subacute CHF rehab is done where?   OP or home  
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Post Acute CHF rehab is done where?   community program  
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what is active in instpiration   Diaphragm external intercostals  
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FVC?   volume of air expired w max forced expirtion after forced max inspiration  
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Normal breath sounds?   Bronchial Vocal  
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rales/crackles.crepitaitons during inspiraiton usually from?   Bubbles/fibrotic atelectasis fibrosisi pulmonary edema  
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Wheezing durig expiraiotn usually from   airway obstruction astham, COPD, Foreign body  
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rhonchi   low pitched snoring or gurlging from obstruction  
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strider   high pitchd airway obstruciton  
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Pleural friction rub heard when?   inspire and expire inflammed visceral and pariet  
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Orthopenea   difficulty brathing except in sitting or standing  
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frothy sputum menas   pulmonary edema  
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Respiratory Alkalosis S&S   dizzy tigling syncope numbness Hyperventilaiton  
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Respiratory acidosis S&S   anxiety confusion restless coma hypoventilaiton  
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Metabolic akalosis S&S   hypoventilation  
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metabolic Acidosis S&S   hyperventilaiton  
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Obstructive pulmonary disease S&S   FEV1 low cant get out hyperinflated functional testing< 70% ratio low  
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Restrictive Pulonary disease characteristics?   FEV1 and FCV low Functional testing > 70% ration normal can't get air in  
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Emphysema characteristics and Tx?   pink puffer cant get air out lean forward pursed lip breathing MOI: smoking  
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Cystic fibrosis   inhereted obstructive, restrictive or mixed cant get air put get mucus out w airway breathing  
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Chronic brochitis   blue bloater cant get air out lean back mucus production paced breathing  
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Bronchiectais   abnormal dilation progression chronic infection where walls weaken PN, whooping cough, measles, TB, fungal  
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RDS MOI   Alveolar collapse in premature infant  
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Bronchopulmonary dsplaia from   high pressure mechanical ventilation premature infants cor pulmonal  
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Pneumothorax and hemothorax what direction does the trachea move   away  
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flail cest>   2+ fx of ribs that are adjacent  
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SARS   respiraoty virus  
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TB tx   meds 10 days to 2 weeks tx  
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Bacterial vs viral PN   B: productive cough V: dry cough  
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atelectasis?   partial or complete collapse of lung  
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Cheyne stokes breathing?   waxes and wanes alt periods of apnea  
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percussions should be done how long   3-5 min per position  
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bed tendelenburge positon   head tipped down  
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BP pressure that qualifies as hypertension   SBP > 140 DBP > 90  
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cycstic fibrosis is on what chromosone of each parent?   7  
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