CCRP Exam
Recent changes in EKG - Answer-Absolute
Unstable angina - Answer-Absolute
Uncontrolled cardiac arrhythmias - Answer-Absolute
Symptomatic severe aortic stenosis or other valvular disease - Answer-Absolute
decompensated symptomatic heart failure - Answer-Absolute
acute PE or pulmonary infarction - Answer-Absolute
acute non cardiac disorder that may affect exercise performance or maybe aggravated by exercise
(infection, thyrotoxisosis) - Answer-absolute
acute myocarditis, pericarditis - Answer-absolute
Acute Thrombophlebitis - Answer-absolute
physical disability - Answer-absolute
,electrolyte abnormalities - Answer-relative
tachyarrhythmias or bradyarrhythmias - Answer-relative
high degree AV block - Answer-relative
a-fib with uncontrolled rate - Answer-relative
hypertrophic obstructive cardiomypathy with peak resting left ventricular out flow gradient of more
than 25mmhg - Answer-relative
known aortic dissection - Answer-relative
severe resting arterial HTN SBP >200 DBP > 100 - Answer-relative
mental impairments leading tounabilityto cooperate - Answer-relative
mens waist circumference - Answer-less than 102cm or 40 in
womens waist circumference - Answer-less than 88cm or 35in
Mens HDL - Answer->40
womens HDL - Answer->50
, Ideal LDL level - Answer-<100 mg/dL
ideal TG level - Answer-<150
ideal total cholesterol - Answer-<200 mg/dL
normal fasting blood glucose - Answer-<100 mg/dL
DASH Diet - Answer-Strongest evidence to support the Dietary Approach to Stop Hypertension
Statin lowering LDL %, Low - Answer-<30%
Statin lowering LDL% Mod - Answer-30-50%
Statin lowering LDL% High - Answer->50%
Simvastatin 10mg - Answer-low intensity
Peavastatin 10-20mg - Answer-low intensity
lovastatin 20mg - Answer-low intensity
Fluvastatin 20-40mg - Answer-low intensity
pitavastatin 1mg - Answer-low intensity
Recent changes in EKG - Answer-Absolute
Unstable angina - Answer-Absolute
Uncontrolled cardiac arrhythmias - Answer-Absolute
Symptomatic severe aortic stenosis or other valvular disease - Answer-Absolute
decompensated symptomatic heart failure - Answer-Absolute
acute PE or pulmonary infarction - Answer-Absolute
acute non cardiac disorder that may affect exercise performance or maybe aggravated by exercise
(infection, thyrotoxisosis) - Answer-absolute
acute myocarditis, pericarditis - Answer-absolute
Acute Thrombophlebitis - Answer-absolute
physical disability - Answer-absolute
,electrolyte abnormalities - Answer-relative
tachyarrhythmias or bradyarrhythmias - Answer-relative
high degree AV block - Answer-relative
a-fib with uncontrolled rate - Answer-relative
hypertrophic obstructive cardiomypathy with peak resting left ventricular out flow gradient of more
than 25mmhg - Answer-relative
known aortic dissection - Answer-relative
severe resting arterial HTN SBP >200 DBP > 100 - Answer-relative
mental impairments leading tounabilityto cooperate - Answer-relative
mens waist circumference - Answer-less than 102cm or 40 in
womens waist circumference - Answer-less than 88cm or 35in
Mens HDL - Answer->40
womens HDL - Answer->50
, Ideal LDL level - Answer-<100 mg/dL
ideal TG level - Answer-<150
ideal total cholesterol - Answer-<200 mg/dL
normal fasting blood glucose - Answer-<100 mg/dL
DASH Diet - Answer-Strongest evidence to support the Dietary Approach to Stop Hypertension
Statin lowering LDL %, Low - Answer-<30%
Statin lowering LDL% Mod - Answer-30-50%
Statin lowering LDL% High - Answer->50%
Simvastatin 10mg - Answer-low intensity
Peavastatin 10-20mg - Answer-low intensity
lovastatin 20mg - Answer-low intensity
Fluvastatin 20-40mg - Answer-low intensity
pitavastatin 1mg - Answer-low intensity
