PTH 122 Unit 3

If you want to slow your pt's RR, what could you have them do?

What can happen when norepinephrine stimulates recpetors?

What appears when an infarction occurs through the thickness of the myocardium and when?

When in phase II following a MI you want to keep the MVO2 right at the patient's ischemic MVO2

What should you increase HR to during phase 1 following a MI as a general guide?

A person with COPD has a complete obstruction, this is called what?

Sympathetic stimulation of alpha-adrenergic receptors on peripheral blood vessels causes what?

Intrinsic factors such as seasonal allergies are factors associated with asthma

Focusing on either the UE or LE training in a rehab program results in improved status vs exercising together

You hear S4 in late diastole, what could be associated with this?

The heart has dual direct innervation from the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system

Which of the following is SV influenced by?

Which of the following can be found in the lower respiratory tract?

Following a MI, when does rehab begin?

If you are diagnosed with CF, what are you most likely to develop?

You will see the most consistent benefit with how much exercise?

What can be associated with the pericardium?

Ventricles filling with blood from atria via open AV valves is part of what phase of the cardiac cycle?

Which of the following are manual decretion removal techniques?

The left coronary artery begins at the left main (LM) and branches to the LAD and the CX

What is the best education you can give your pt with COPD?

You can grow out of asthma and a good way to do so is by exercising

CHF can only be left sided heart failure

In general, SV will increase in afterload and contractability and will decrease with an increase in preload

When would you teach a patient how to take a deep breath and cough 2x from that same air?

What condition could your pt showing the following sx have? Wheezing, dyspena, foul smelling mucous, and discomfort

TV+IRV+ERV+RV=TLC

ACBT is known to be just as effective as manual secretion removal techniques

The pleural space acts as lubricant that decreases friction b/t lungs and chest wall as the lungs expand and contract

During inspiration how could the increasing A-P diameter be described as?

The PR segment on an EKG demonstrates what?

Which heart failure is associated with with fatigue, confussion, and orthopenia.

If your parenchyma is inflammed what could be the diagnois and what sx could you be experiencing?

What should you be constatnly monitioing when talking about exercising following a MI?

The ANS influences the heart and blood vessels through what?

Sympathetic receptors of the heart are primarily beta-adrenergic receptors

What condition could a patient with heart failure also have a diagonis of?

A positive ETT indicates a balanced oxygen supply and demand

To control CHF, nitroglycerin might be prescibed to produce systemic venous/arterial vasodilation. What is the purpose?

Your pt arrives stating they havent been sleeping and they feel weak/tired. What medication could they be on?

Cardiac output is influenced by HR and stroke volume

When stimulated which of the following will decrease HR?

When reading an EKG, a ST segment depression occurs with decreased perfusion in what zone?

What is the result when the left ventricle can no longer maintain a normal cardiac output?

What is associated w/ chronic cough, wheezing, crackles, dyspnea, and narrowing of the airways from inflammation

Why/how would you block the influx of calcium therefore decreasing HR/SV and decreasing the heart workload?

An effective contraction is dependent on an intact electrical conduction system resulting in what?

What symptoms should you look for when your pt is taking valsartan?

What does a MET refer to when talking about the heart?

What is a way to medically manage CF?

What is the max amount of air at the inspiration called?

Which of the following would you have a pt with asthma participate in to avoid trapping air occuring w/ a deep breath?

Which of the following depicts sinus node and atrial depolarization?

In order to maintain adequte CO the need to increase the filling pressure during the cardiac cycle is called what?

Which of the following are accessory mm used during forceful breathing

Where are the lungs located?

Select all the sounds associated with normal heart sounds

How could you decrease HR?

Which of the following is most commonly a branch of the right coronary artery?

The primary function of _____ is to prevent backflow of blood into the atria during ventricular contraction or systole.

Normal CO is 4-6L/min

The semilunar valve prevents backflow from the aortaand pulmonary arteries into the ventricles during diastole

What is it called when the arteries thicken limiting blood supply causing ischemia and chest pain?