Contraindications & Indications Flashcards

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Define HF

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Failure of heart to pump enough blood to meet heart tissues’ demands.

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What is evidence of ischemia?

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What is the monitoring triad?

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T & M’s
PT observations
Pt observations

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Max Testing Contraindications

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Acute pericarditis or myocarditis
Acute MI w/n 2 days
Acute PE, Pulm Infarc., DVT
Acute Aortic Dissection
Active Endocarditis
Physical disability where Ex is unsafe
Sx severe aortic stenosis
Ongoing unstable angina
Uncontrolled arrhythmias w/ hemodynamic compromise
Decompensated HF

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Max Testing Indications

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Dx severity of CAD
Dx Arrhythmias
Dx Atypical chest pain
Dx Effects of medical or surgical intervention
PX - risk of future events
Assess peak f(x) capacity
BP/HR response
Screen for Ex Rx

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Indications to Terminate a Sx-limited Max Test

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ST elevation >1mm w/o preexisting Q wave bc of prior MI
Systolic BP drop >10 mmHg, despite incr. in workload, w/ other evidence of ischemia
Mod - Severe angina
CNS Sx - ataxia, dizziness, near syncope
S of poor perfusion: cyanosis, pallor
Sustained Ventr. tachycardia or other arrhythmia: 2nd/3rd AV block that interferes with CO during Ex
Tech difficulties monitoring BP or ECG
Pt requests to stop

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Gen. Indications to Stop an Ex Test

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Onset of angina or angina-like Sx
Drop in SBP >= 10mmHg w/ incr. in work rate
Excessive rise in BP: SBP>250 or DBP>115
SoB, Wheezing, leg cramps, claudication
S of poor perfusion: light-headed, confusion, ataxia, pallor, cyanosis, nausea, cold/clammy skin
Failure of HR to incr. w/ incr. Ex intensity
Change in Heart rhythm: palpitation or auscultation
Pt asks to stop
Phys./Verbal manifestation of severe fatigue
Failure of testing equip.

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Precautions for Ex for Pt w/ Implanted Cardioverter Defibrillators (ICD)

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Know the HR at which ICD defibrillates, must be 10bpm under.
Heavy UE activity can dislodge leads during 1st 2-3 weeks.

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Absolute Indications for Supplemental O2

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Documented hypoxemia:
PaO2 <= 55 mmHg or
SpO2 <= 88%

If Cor Pulmonale:
PaO2 55-59 mmHg or
SpO2 <= 89% or
ECG evid. of RA enlargement or
Hematocrit < 55%
CHF

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Specific Situations Indications for Supplemental O2

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PaO2 <= 60 mmHg or
SpO2 <= 90% or
Lung disease or sleep apnea w/ desaturation at night despite CPAP

Normoxemic at rest but desaturates during Ex or rest:
PaO2 <= 55 mmHg during Ex or sleep

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Clin. S/Sx of hypoxia

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Mod - severe dyspnea
Palpitations (incl. tachycardia)
Cyanosis, diaphoresis
Headache
Tachypnea
Angina
Restlessness
Confusion
Tremors

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Indications for Cardiac Rehab (CR)

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Medically stable Post-MI (last 12 mos)
Stable angina
Post-CABG or PTCA
Cardiomyopathy (incl. stable CHF)
Valvular disease surgery
Transplant
PAD
Mod-high risk for CAD

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ST segment depression

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Myocardial ischemia

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Contraindications for Cardiac Rehab (CR)

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Signif. aortic stenosis
Orthostatic BP drop of 20mmHg w/ Sx

Unstable angina
Uncontrolled HTN (Resting at 180 or 110)
Uncontrolled arrhythmia
Uncontrolled sinus tachycardia (HR >120 bpm)
Uncompensated HF

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Other Contraindications for Cardiac Rehab (CR)

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Active pericarditis or myocarditis
Acute thrombophlebitis
Acute thyroiditis (metabolic)
Acute systemic illness or fever
Aortic Dissection
Hypo-/Hyperkalemia (metabolic)
Hypo-/Hypervolemia (metabolic)
Physical disability where Ex is unsafe
Recent embolism
Severe psych disorder
Uncontrolled DM
3rd degree AV block w/o Pacemaker

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IP Rehab Precautions

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RPE should not exceed 5-6 / 10
Terminate if:
-PVC’s > 30% of complexes
-ST segment displacement >3mm
–depression = Ex-induced ischemia
–elevation = infarc. or Cor. a. stenosis

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IP Contraindications to starting Ex

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HR >= 120
SBP >= 200
DBP >= 110
SpO2 < 88% on room air

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Indications to Terminate Ex during Cardiac Rehab

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Post MI: HR > 20 above resting
Post Heart surgery: HR > 30 above resting
SBP >=220
DBP >=110
SBP drops >10 mmHg
Signif. arrhythmias
2nd/3rd* heart block on ECG
If suppl. O2 needed to maintain 90%
S/Sx of Ex intolerance

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ST segment elevation

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Acute Myocardial Infarction

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Contraindications for SUB max test SBP

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SBP >= 200 (IP), >= 180 (OP)

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Contraindications for SUB max test DBP

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DBP >= 110 (IP/OP)

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Contraindications for SUB max test HR

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120 bpm (IP/OP)

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Contraindications for SUB max test SpO2

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88% at rest, on room air.

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Contraindications for SUB max test RR:

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> = 30 brpm (IP/OP)

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Contraindications for SUB max test RPE
>= 7/10 (IP/OP)
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Contraindications for SUB max test S/Sx
Unstable angina Arrhythmias (S3 or S4) 11/21 Lung Sounds Dizziness
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Termination of Submax testing BP
SBP drop by 10, or DBP chg +/- 10
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Termination of Submax testing HR
Increased >20 at rest post MI Increased >30 at rest post surgery
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Termination of Submax testing SpO2
SpO2 <= 90%
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Termination of Submax testing S/Sx
Angina or Claudication 4 out of 4 Dizziness Pt asks to stop Perfusion issue: cyanosis
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Hypoxia Sx
moderate - severe dyspnea angina cyanosis diaphoresis arrythmia tachypnea