Retired peat 2 Exam Questions and Answers 100%
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Action of ACE inhibitors
Reduction of peripheral vascular resistance and increase in venous capacitance
After coronary artery bypass and pt reports sudden onset of chest pain and dyspnea what is it
and what should you do?
Angina (exercise should be stopped and vitals should be assessed)
What are signs and sxs of exertional intolerance?
Persistent dyspnea, dizziness, angina pain, sudden weight gain
What positions would be best for atelectasis of lower lobes and lateral basal segment?
One quarter turn from prone position with head down 30 degrees
Rate pressure product is most indicative of
Myocardial oxygen demand (SBP x HR)
What breath sounds are present with emphysema?
Diminished breathe sounds
What would be seen with decreased breath sounds and consolidation?
Increased Fremitus
When will tympanic sound be heard?
Over hyperinflated Chest
What is the most likely sxs of respiratory distress?
Tachypnea
What are other sxs of respiratory distress?
, Sternal protraction and symmetrical chest expansion
A drop in SBP is related to which ventricle dysfunction?
Left ventricular dysfunction
What indicated arterial calcification?
1.1 or more
How much of a drop in HR is abnormal in exercise?
More than 10
T/f resting BP increases with aging
True
Signs of pulmonary embolism
Chest pain, dyspnea, diaphoresis, hemoptysis, may have unilateral LE edema
What is seen with low hematocrit?
Hypoxia/anemia
What is indicative of idiopathic, pulmonary arterial hypertension?
Atrial pressure of more than 8mm Hg (normal is 0-8)
What is a normal distance to walk in a six minute walk test?
500m
What exercise prescription guidelines are best for a patient who has dyslipidemia?
40-80% intensity of HRR and 5 or more times a week
What does a beta blocker do?
Decrease heart rate and lower blood pressure
Normal platelet count
Correct
Action of ACE inhibitors
Reduction of peripheral vascular resistance and increase in venous capacitance
After coronary artery bypass and pt reports sudden onset of chest pain and dyspnea what is it
and what should you do?
Angina (exercise should be stopped and vitals should be assessed)
What are signs and sxs of exertional intolerance?
Persistent dyspnea, dizziness, angina pain, sudden weight gain
What positions would be best for atelectasis of lower lobes and lateral basal segment?
One quarter turn from prone position with head down 30 degrees
Rate pressure product is most indicative of
Myocardial oxygen demand (SBP x HR)
What breath sounds are present with emphysema?
Diminished breathe sounds
What would be seen with decreased breath sounds and consolidation?
Increased Fremitus
When will tympanic sound be heard?
Over hyperinflated Chest
What is the most likely sxs of respiratory distress?
Tachypnea
What are other sxs of respiratory distress?
, Sternal protraction and symmetrical chest expansion
A drop in SBP is related to which ventricle dysfunction?
Left ventricular dysfunction
What indicated arterial calcification?
1.1 or more
How much of a drop in HR is abnormal in exercise?
More than 10
T/f resting BP increases with aging
True
Signs of pulmonary embolism
Chest pain, dyspnea, diaphoresis, hemoptysis, may have unilateral LE edema
What is seen with low hematocrit?
Hypoxia/anemia
What is indicative of idiopathic, pulmonary arterial hypertension?
Atrial pressure of more than 8mm Hg (normal is 0-8)
What is a normal distance to walk in a six minute walk test?
500m
What exercise prescription guidelines are best for a patient who has dyslipidemia?
40-80% intensity of HRR and 5 or more times a week
What does a beta blocker do?
Decrease heart rate and lower blood pressure
Normal platelet count
