CCRP Exam 2027 Questions and Answers | Complete Study
Guide | A+ Guide
Question 1.
Objective Assessment
Correct Answer: Gather info from available sources Perform Direct
Measurements (12 lead, BP, BMI Conduct Tests (Ex. Tolerance or 6MWT)
Observe patient responses
Question 2.
Subjective Assessment
Correct Answer: Describe Cardiac Event RPE/Pain rating Report recent
behavior/habits Evaluation of status through surveys
Question 3.
At The Beginning and End of CR
Correct Answer: Current medical history Physical exam 12 Lead Current
Medications
Question 4.
Diagnoses Covered By Medicare
Correct Answer: Acute MI CABG Current Stable Angina Heart Valve repair or
replacement PTCA Heart or Heart-Lung Transplant Stable CHF (EF <35%)
Question 5.
To Do in Initial Assessment
Correct Answer: Confirm Referral Diagnosis Collect Baseline Data Begin Risk
Stratification Build Rapport with PT.
Question 6.
Essential Assessment Components
Correct 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
Question 7.
Documentation
,Correct Answer: ITP ( Every 30 Days) Risk Stratification Checklist Outcome
Data Record
Question 8.
Response to an Event During Rehab
Correct Answer: Stop Exercise Check Vital Signs & Rhythm Assess Level of
Consciousness Follow Protocol Summon Additional Assistance Document
Event
Question 9.
Final Assessment
Correct Answer: Compare Final Outcomes Complete ITP Report Results Solicit
Feedback
Question 10.
Diet Patterns
Correct Answer: DASH Mediterranean 2015 Dietary Guidelines USDA MyPlate
Vegan/Vegetarian
Question 11.
DASH Diet
Correct Answer: Encourages intake of fruit, vegetables, whole grains, poultry,
low fat dairy, nuts, and fish Low levels of sodium
Question 12.
Mediterranean Diet
Correct 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 Reduce CVD events by 29%
Question 13.
2015 Dietary Guidelines
Correct Answer: 1. Follow a healthy eating pattern across the lifespan
2. Focus on variety, nutrient density, and amount
3. Limit calories from added sugars and saturated fats and reduce sodium
intake
4. Shift to healthier food and beverage choices
, 5. Support healthy eating patterns for all
6. <2300 mg of sodium
Question 14.
USDA MyPlate
Correct Answer: graphic nutritional tool that translates DRIs and Dietary
Guidelines into healthy food choices Larger portions of Fruits & veggies
Smaller portions of lean protein & low fat dairy
Question 15.
vegan/vegetarian
Correct Answer: excludes all animal products Reduced CVD risk and mortality
by up to 25%
Question 16.
Macronutrients
Correct Answer: carbohydrates, fats, proteins
Question 17.
Carbohydrates
Correct Answer: the starches and sugars present in foods 4 kcal/gm 30-50% of
total energy Simple CHO easily absorbed (no digestion)
• Fiber -✓✓A tough complex carbohydrate that the body cannot digest High
Intake = Reduced risk of CVD
Question 18.
Fats
Correct Answer: lipids that are solid at room temperature 9 kcal/g 30-50%
Question 19.
Saturated Fats
Correct Answer: fats that are solid at room temperature Increase LDL, HDL
Increase coagulation, inflammation, adiposity, and insulin resistance
Question 20.
Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids (PUFA)
Correct Answer: more than one double bond Omega-3s Decrease Risk
Guide | A+ Guide
Question 1.
Objective Assessment
Correct Answer: Gather info from available sources Perform Direct
Measurements (12 lead, BP, BMI Conduct Tests (Ex. Tolerance or 6MWT)
Observe patient responses
Question 2.
Subjective Assessment
Correct Answer: Describe Cardiac Event RPE/Pain rating Report recent
behavior/habits Evaluation of status through surveys
Question 3.
At The Beginning and End of CR
Correct Answer: Current medical history Physical exam 12 Lead Current
Medications
Question 4.
Diagnoses Covered By Medicare
Correct Answer: Acute MI CABG Current Stable Angina Heart Valve repair or
replacement PTCA Heart or Heart-Lung Transplant Stable CHF (EF <35%)
Question 5.
To Do in Initial Assessment
Correct Answer: Confirm Referral Diagnosis Collect Baseline Data Begin Risk
Stratification Build Rapport with PT.
Question 6.
Essential Assessment Components
Correct 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
Question 7.
Documentation
,Correct Answer: ITP ( Every 30 Days) Risk Stratification Checklist Outcome
Data Record
Question 8.
Response to an Event During Rehab
Correct Answer: Stop Exercise Check Vital Signs & Rhythm Assess Level of
Consciousness Follow Protocol Summon Additional Assistance Document
Event
Question 9.
Final Assessment
Correct Answer: Compare Final Outcomes Complete ITP Report Results Solicit
Feedback
Question 10.
Diet Patterns
Correct Answer: DASH Mediterranean 2015 Dietary Guidelines USDA MyPlate
Vegan/Vegetarian
Question 11.
DASH Diet
Correct Answer: Encourages intake of fruit, vegetables, whole grains, poultry,
low fat dairy, nuts, and fish Low levels of sodium
Question 12.
Mediterranean Diet
Correct 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 Reduce CVD events by 29%
Question 13.
2015 Dietary Guidelines
Correct Answer: 1. Follow a healthy eating pattern across the lifespan
2. Focus on variety, nutrient density, and amount
3. Limit calories from added sugars and saturated fats and reduce sodium
intake
4. Shift to healthier food and beverage choices
, 5. Support healthy eating patterns for all
6. <2300 mg of sodium
Question 14.
USDA MyPlate
Correct Answer: graphic nutritional tool that translates DRIs and Dietary
Guidelines into healthy food choices Larger portions of Fruits & veggies
Smaller portions of lean protein & low fat dairy
Question 15.
vegan/vegetarian
Correct Answer: excludes all animal products Reduced CVD risk and mortality
by up to 25%
Question 16.
Macronutrients
Correct Answer: carbohydrates, fats, proteins
Question 17.
Carbohydrates
Correct Answer: the starches and sugars present in foods 4 kcal/gm 30-50% of
total energy Simple CHO easily absorbed (no digestion)
• Fiber -✓✓A tough complex carbohydrate that the body cannot digest High
Intake = Reduced risk of CVD
Question 18.
Fats
Correct Answer: lipids that are solid at room temperature 9 kcal/g 30-50%
Question 19.
Saturated Fats
Correct Answer: fats that are solid at room temperature Increase LDL, HDL
Increase coagulation, inflammation, adiposity, and insulin resistance
Question 20.
Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids (PUFA)
Correct Answer: more than one double bond Omega-3s Decrease Risk