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Decks in this class (17)
Tier 1 (Risk Stratification)
What is risk stratification in ca...,
List high risk exercise testing f...,
List high risk non exercise testi...
13
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Tier 1 (When To Stop Exercise)
What is the core principle for st...,
Which angina related symptoms req...,
Which arrhythmia related symptoms...
13
cards
Tier 1 (When to ESCALATE to senior / MDT)
What is the key principle for esc...,
When should angina related sympto...,
When should arrhythmias be escala...
13
cards
Tier 1 (Basic emergency response logic)
What is the first action in any e...,
What is the core emergency respon...,
What does abcde stand for 3
7
cards
Tier 1 (Clear Band 5 Scope)
What is your core role as a band ...,
What does working autonomously me...,
What are you clinically responsib...
10
cards
Tier 2 (FITT Principles [Phase III])
What does fitt stand for in cardi...,
What is the frequency for aerobic...,
What is the intensity for aerobic...
13
cards
Tier 2: Monitoring intensity (HR, RPE, symptoms)
Monitoring intensity hr rpe sympt...,
When is heart rate based monitori...,
How do you estimate hrmax for exe...
11
cards
Tier 2 (Medication effects on exercise)
Why must medications be considere...,
How do beta blockers affect exerc...,
How do you monitor intensity in p...
10
cards
Tier 2 (Adapting exercise for HF, AF, ICDs, diabetes, hypertension)
Core principle when prescribing e...,
How do you monitor intensity in hf 2,
Key hf exercise adaptations 3
14
cards
Tier 2: Patient communication & reassurance
Why is patient communication crit...,
What is the core communication ap...,
How do you reassure patients abou...
10
cards
Tier 2 (Documentation & governance basics)
Documentation governance basics 1,
When should clinical documentatio...,
What are the core requirements of...
10
cards
Tier 3 (Behaviour change models [COM-B / stages of change]
What is the com b behaviour chang...,
What is capability in cardiac reh...,
What is opportunity in cardiac re...
11
cards
Tier 3 (Psychological considerations)
Why are psychological considerati...,
What is the dominant psychologica...,
What drives anxiety in phase i 3
13
cards
Tier 3 (Return-to-work framing)
Why is return to work important i...,
When do return to work concerns t...,
What is your band 5 role in retur...
8
cards
Tier 3 (Audit / service improvement awareness)
What is a clinical audit 1,
Why is audit important in cardiac...,
What is your band 5 responsibilit...
10
cards
Must REHEARSE interview Qs
How do you risk stratify a cardia...,
What would make you stop an exerc...,
When would you escalate to a seni...
15
cards
Service Focused Qs
How would you ensure patient safe...,
How would you manage a patient wh...,
How would you deliver a group ses...
10
cards
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