CCRP AACVPR ACTUAL EXAM PAPER 2026
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ Objective Assessment
Answer: Gather info from available sources
Perform Direct Measurements (12 lead, BP, BMI
Conduct Tests (Ex. Tolerance or 6MWT)
Observe patient responses
◉ Subjective Assessment
Answer: Describe Cardiac Event
RPE/Pain rating
Report recent behavior/habits
Evaluation of status through surveys
◉ At The Beginning and End of CR
Answer: Current medical history
Physical exam
12 Lead
Current Medications
,◉ Diagnoses Covered By Medicare
Answer: Acute MI
CABG
Current Stable Angina
Heart Valve repair or replacement
PTCA
Heart or Heart-Lung Transplant
Stable CHF (EF <35%)
◉ To Do in Initial Assessment
Answer: Confirm Referral Diagnosis
Collect Baseline Data
Begin Risk Stratification
Build Rapport with PT.
◉ Essential Assessment Components
Answer: Event/Medical History
First patient Appointment
Admission Interview/Patient History
CV Exam
EKG and Rhythm Strips
,Body Size and Strength Measurements
Fall Risk Assessment
Pain Assessment
Functional Assessment
QLI
Med Review & Reconciliation
◉ Documentation
Answer: ITP ( Every 30 Days)
Risk Stratification Checklist
Outcome Data Record
◉ Response to an Event During Rehab
Answer: Stop Exercise
Check Vital Signs & Rhythm
Assess Level of Consciousness
Follow Protocol
Summon Additional Assistance
Document Event
◉ Final Assessment
Answer: Compare Final Outcomes
, Complete ITP
Report Results
Solicit Feedback
◉ Diet Patterns
Answer: DASH
Mediterranean
2015 Dietary Guidelines
USDA MyPlate
Vegan/Vegetarian
◉ DASH Diet
Answer: Encourages intake of fruit, vegetables, whole grains,
poultry, low fat dairy, nuts, and fish
Low levels of sodium
◉ Mediterranean Diet
Answer: A dietary pattern associated with cultures bordering the
Mediterranean Sea; the pattern emphasizes whole grains, fruits,
vegetables, legumes, nuts, seeds, fish, and olive oil and limits meat,
saturated fat, and full-fat dairy products.
Moderate fat 32-35% of calories
Demonstrated reduction of CVD in 10/10
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ Objective Assessment
Answer: Gather info from available sources
Perform Direct Measurements (12 lead, BP, BMI
Conduct Tests (Ex. Tolerance or 6MWT)
Observe patient responses
◉ Subjective Assessment
Answer: Describe Cardiac Event
RPE/Pain rating
Report recent behavior/habits
Evaluation of status through surveys
◉ At The Beginning and End of CR
Answer: Current medical history
Physical exam
12 Lead
Current Medications
,◉ Diagnoses Covered By Medicare
Answer: Acute MI
CABG
Current Stable Angina
Heart Valve repair or replacement
PTCA
Heart or Heart-Lung Transplant
Stable CHF (EF <35%)
◉ To Do in Initial Assessment
Answer: Confirm Referral Diagnosis
Collect Baseline Data
Begin Risk Stratification
Build Rapport with PT.
◉ Essential Assessment Components
Answer: Event/Medical History
First patient Appointment
Admission Interview/Patient History
CV Exam
EKG and Rhythm Strips
,Body Size and Strength Measurements
Fall Risk Assessment
Pain Assessment
Functional Assessment
QLI
Med Review & Reconciliation
◉ Documentation
Answer: ITP ( Every 30 Days)
Risk Stratification Checklist
Outcome Data Record
◉ Response to an Event During Rehab
Answer: Stop Exercise
Check Vital Signs & Rhythm
Assess Level of Consciousness
Follow Protocol
Summon Additional Assistance
Document Event
◉ Final Assessment
Answer: Compare Final Outcomes
, Complete ITP
Report Results
Solicit Feedback
◉ Diet Patterns
Answer: DASH
Mediterranean
2015 Dietary Guidelines
USDA MyPlate
Vegan/Vegetarian
◉ DASH Diet
Answer: Encourages intake of fruit, vegetables, whole grains,
poultry, low fat dairy, nuts, and fish
Low levels of sodium
◉ Mediterranean Diet
Answer: A dietary pattern associated with cultures bordering the
Mediterranean Sea; the pattern emphasizes whole grains, fruits,
vegetables, legumes, nuts, seeds, fish, and olive oil and limits meat,
saturated fat, and full-fat dairy products.
Moderate fat 32-35% of calories
Demonstrated reduction of CVD in 10/10
