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Pulmonary Examination (ETT Criteria)
What are common vital sign measur...,
Auscultation of the lungs,
Types of normal breath sounds
20
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Pulmonary Rehabilitation
Exercise prescription mode,
What is percent of vo2 peak moder...,
What is percent of vo2 peak vigor...
7
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Manual Secretion Removal Techniques, Devices and Postural Drainage
What is percussion,
What is shaking,
What are the 3 phases of active c...
24
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Cardio Examination (Tests); Heart Sounds
During the patient interview it i...,
What is important to gain to esta...,
Baseline hemo
33
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Breathing Exercises
What position can a patient use t...,
What is pursed lip breathing and ...,
What is paced breathing
17
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Heart Failure
What is the most common cause of ...,
What is left side heart failure,
What are the two hallmark pulmona...
21
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New York Heart Association and Functional Classification Scale
What is class i,
What is class ii,
What is class iii
8
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Pharmacological Management of CHF
What are the principles of drug m...,
What is digoxin and its use in hf,
Why are diuretics used
12
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Respiratory Physiology; Lung Volumes/Capacities
What is the term for for the volu...,
What is the term when combining t...,
What is tidal volume
17
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COPD
What are the risk factors for copd,
What is copd,
What changes occur to inspiration...
22
cards
Asthma
What is asthma,
Most common phenotype of asthma,
What is nonallergic insic astma
10
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Cystic Fibrosis
What is cystic fibrosis,
Etiology,
Pathophysiology
11
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Restrictive Lung Disease
What is the most common restricti...,
Pathophysiology,
What are some known causes of res...
9
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Cardiac Values
What is rate pressure products an...,
What is cardiac output,
How does hr and cardiac output co...
9
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Blood Pressure Guidlines
What is the range for normal,
What is the range for elevated,
What is the range for stage 1
6
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Changes to Physiological Responses Depending on Environment
During an increase in altitude wh...,
During an increase in altitude wh...,
During an increase in altitude wh...
8
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RPE Scale
When exercising with patients who...,
What does score 9 correspond with,
What does score 13 on the scale c...
7
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Lymphedema
What is lymphedema,
What is primary lymphedema,
What is milroy s disease
43
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Arterial Blood Gasses
What is the normal ph range,
What is the normal paco2 range,
What is the normal hco3 range
10
cards
ECGs
What is an ectopic beat,
Sinus bradycardia rate,
Rate for sinus tachycardia
41
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Cardiac Rehab/HR Formulas; Karvonen
How to calculate age predicted hr...,
When to use karvonen formula,
How to calculate using the karvon...
27
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Obesity FITT Guidelines
Minimum amount of time required p...,
Frequency,
Duration
4
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Abnormal Responses to Exercise?
Exercise hypertension sbp and dbp...,
Systolic hypotension,
Unusual heart rate responses
7
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Oxygen Saturation
What sao2 values requires supplem...,
What is normal sao2,
What value indicated mild hypoxia
5
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Cardiac Transplant Guidelines
Why are patients at increased fra...,
Patient may present with,
How to determine exercise intensity
8
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Neuro Hormonal Influences on the Cardiovascular System
What type of sympathetic receptor...,
What neurotransmitter is released...,
How does sns stimulation affect t...
15
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METs
What is the metabolic equivalent ...,
What is the metabolic equivalent for,
Activities that correspond with 3...
9
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Exercise Tolerance Testing
What is and exercise tolerance te...,
On an,
What phase of cardiac rehab is a ...
19
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