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1
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If a patient has any of the risk factors of CAD you should reconsider? Though risk is?

A

Should reconsider doing a cervical manipulation

Though risk is still low

2
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The _ _ _, can be asked of the patient or filled out by the patient to assess risk for CAD

A

The MARBURG HEART SCORE can be asked . . .

3
Q

What is the scale for the Marburg Heart score? How is it assigned?

A

Scale is 0-5

Patient receives one point for each of the questions he/ she answers yes to.

4
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5 predictors of the Marburg heart score: patients _ and _ (_ _ or _, _ _ or _); known clinical _ _; pain worsens _ _; patient assumes pain is _ in _; pain not _ _ _.

A
  • patients AGE and GENDER (FEMALES 65 OR OLDER, MALES 55 OR OLDER)
  • known clinical VASCULAR DISEASE
  • pain worsened WITH EXERCISE
  • patient assumes pain is CARDIAC IN ORIGIN
  • pain not REPRODUCIBLE WITH PALPATION
5
Q

What is the range considered to be low risk on the Marburg Heart scale? Intermediate risk? High risk?

A

Low risk: 0-2

Intermediate risk: 3

High risk: 4-5

6
Q

Precautions/ Contraindications for CAD: typical _ precautions, __ mobilizations (on or about involved structure), - _ _ pressures, and _ _ (mechanical or manual)

A

Typical CARDIOVASCULAR precautions
SOFT TISSUE mobilization (on or about involved structure)
A-P UNILATERAL VERTEBRAL pressures
CERVICAL TRACTION (mechanical or manual)

7
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End range _ or _, _ is also a precaution/ contraindications for CAD

A

End Range PROM OR STRETCHING, and MANIPULATION is also precaution/ contraindications for CAD

8
Q

Women tend to have different sensations than men when it comes to ANGINA, these include: _ or _ sensation, _ to the _ in the _, _, _, or _, _ or _ and often have no _ _ at all

A

These include:

  • HOT OR BURNING sensation
  • TENDERNESS to the TOUCH in the BACK, SHOULDER, ARMS OR JAW
  • DIZZINESS or LIGHTHEADEDNESS
  • and often have NO CHEST DISCOMFORT at all
9
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DVT- thrombus formation due to: blood _; _ _ injury; and blood _.

A

Blood STASIS
VESSEL WALL injury
Blood COAGULABILITY

10
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DVT- thrombus primary site: _ (posterior _ veins, _ veins, and _ _ of the _ muscle); _ _(more likely to cause _ _), and _ (rarer- _ _ catheter).

A

CALF
-posterior TIBIAL veins, PERONEAL veins, and VENOUS SINUSES of SOLEUS muscle

ABOVE KNEE
-more likely to cause PULMONARY EMBOLISM

UE (rarer- SUBCLAVIAN VEIN catheter)

11
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Bed rest, immobilization, elderly, surgery, trauma, oral contraceptives, venous catheters, pregnancy, and cancer are all?

A

Risk factors for DVT

12
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Above the _ DVT is more common, upper _ DVT is more deadly

A

Above the KNEE- more common

Upper arm- MORE DEADLY

13
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Dull ache, tightness, intense pain in calf/ LE, claudication aggravated with walking*, edema, Homan’s sign, and cyanosis are all?

A

Clinical manifestations of DVT

14
Q

Pitting Edema vs. back of the calf cramp/ swelling after running?

A

Pitting edema- DVT

Back of calf pain/ swelling- Ortho

15
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Using the _ criteria for DVT, you give one point for each _ _. Score of 0 _% likelihood of a DVT. Score of 1-2? Score of 3 or greater? If there is a alternate diagnosis as likely or greater than a DVT you _ _ _.

A

Using WELL’S criteria for DVT, you give on point for each YES ANSWER

Score of 0= 3% likelihood
Score of 1-2= 17% likelihood
Score of 3 or greater= 75% likelihood

If there is an alternate diagnosis as likely or greater than DVT you SUBTRACT 2 POINTS

16
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Well’s criteria for DVT: active _; _, _, or recently _ of LE; recently _ _ (greater than 3 _ or up to 4 _ post major _); localized tenderness along distribution of _ _ _; entire _ _; calf _ (greater than _ when compared to _ _); _ edema (greater than _ _); collateral _ _.

A
  • active CANCER
  • PARALYSIS, PARESIS, OR recently PLASTER IMMOBILIZATION of LE
  • recently BED RIDDEN (greater than 3 DAYS or up to 4 WEEKS post major SURGERY)
  • localized tenderness along distribution of DEEP VEIN SYSTEM
  • entire LE SWELLING
  • Calf SWELLING (greater than 3 CM when compared to OTHER LE)
  • PITTING edema (greater number than OTHER LE)
  • collaterals SUPERFICIAL VEINS (non- varicose veins)
17
Q

What is the classic triad of PE?

A

CHEST PAIN, DYSPNEA, TACHYCARDIA

18
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Sense of malaise, gray skin hue, and cold, clammy and sweaty skin are all examples?

A

OTHER SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF PE

19
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_ in _ people diagnosed with PE will die

A

1 IN 3

20
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_% of people who experience the first symptom sudden death.

A

25% of people . . .

21
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What is the common prescription treatment for PE?

A

WARFARIN (COUMADIN)

22
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Severe bleeding, black stool/ bleeding from the rectum, skin conditions, swelling of the face, throat, mouth, legs, feet or hands, bruising that comes without and injury you remember, or Che’s pain or pressure are all _ _ of _ (_) that require _ _ _

A

. . . Are all SIDE EFFECTS OF ANTICOAGULANT (WARFARIN) that require IMMEDIATE MEDICAL ATTENTION

23
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Nausea/ vomiting, fever/ flu like symptoms, joint or muscle aches, diarrhea, difficulty moving, numbness/ tingling in any part of your body, and painful erection lasting for four hours or longer are all _ _ _ of _ that require _ _

A

. . .are all ALSO SIDE EFFECTS OF ANTICOAGULANTS that require IMMEDIATE MEDICAL ATTENTION

24
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The _ _ _ _ is used to evaluate a patients risk of PE, each item listed has a _ _ _ associated with it.

A

The REVISED GENEVA SCORING SYSTEM is used to evalusate PE, each item listed has a SPECIFIC NUMBER POINT associated with it.

25
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What is the clinical probability of having a PE according to the Revised Geneva Scoring system if you have a score of: 0-3? 4-10? 11 or higher?

A

0-3 LOW PROBABILITY

4-10 INTERMEDIATE PROBABILITY

11 OR GREATER HIGH PROBABILITY

26
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If patient comes to you with numbness should sound like a _ _ . If they also say they have urination problems might want to start thinking about _ _. Asking about color- dark? Heart symptoms?

A

Numbness- should sound like a NEUROLOGICAL PROBLEM

Urination problems- start thinking about the KIDNEYS

Could have done long run

If they start to add more think about other organ systems or more serious medical system

27
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Sacrum is a common referral site of most of the _ and _ _ systems/ organs. What other sites can pain be referred to? (3)

A

Is a common referral site of most of the MALE AND FEMALE GENITAL systems/ organs.

HeLP
-pubic symphysis, lumbar spine, hip joint

28
Q

The number one side effect of pharmaceuticals tends to be the? Example.

A

The opposite of why you are taking it

- high blood pressure- side effect is low blood pressure

29
Q

If someone has hypertension you should avoid the _ manuever and _ or _ _ exercise.

A

Should avoid

  • VALSALVA Manuever
  • ISOMETRIC OR HEAVY RESISTANCE exercise
30
Q

_ can be caused by antidepressants, pregnancy, posture/ position changes, and can be a side effect of hypertension medicines.

A

HYPOTENSION can be caused . . .

31
Q

If a patient is on a new medication (HTN/ Viagra), it is better to put them on a _ _ than have them do unsupervised _ _ or _ _.

A

It is better to put them on a RECUMBENT BIKE than have them do unsupervised POOL EXERCISE OR TREADMILL EXERCISE

32
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What might be the diagnosis: African American woman, jaundiced for 2 months. Recent pruritus for the past 2-3 days, change in urine (tea colored) and BM’s (pale in color), and lost 30 pounds in one year. Is taking antiantiflammatory, family history of HTN, quit drinking and smoking 40 years ago, otherwise healthy?

A

Drug induced hepatitis- caused by NSAIDS

33
Q

Approximately _ of adults 20-59 hold multiple drug prescription.

A

Approximately 28%

34
Q

Slowed or labored breathing, slowed heart rate, difficulty walking, loss of consciousness , unusually small pupils and cold and clammy skin are all?

A

Are all accidental overdose warning signs

35
Q

What are the 3 colors your body should never turn?

A

Blue Nails- lung or heart disease

Yellow skin patches- high cholesterol (below eyelids, Achilles, and elbows)

Orange- hypothyroidism (lack of hormone)

36
Q

Long term oral corticosteriod can cause which 3 symptoms?

A

AGO

  • adrenal insufficiency
  • glaucoma
  • osteoporosis
37
Q

Fragile bones, pitting edema, increase in high/ low blood pressure and muscle weakness are all _ _ of _ that can affect PT treatment.. Serious _ _ _ _ include: masking infection, weight gain, GI distress, euphoria, and insomnia.

A

Fragile bones- muscle weakness are all SIDE EFFECTS OF CORTICO STERIODS THAT CAN AFFECT PT

SERIOUS SHORT TERM EFFECTS include . . .

38
Q

Adrenal crisis due to corticosteriod use can cause?

A

Can cause death

39
Q

_ in _ women, and _ of _ men are on anti depressants, however 2 out of 3 are _ _.

A

1 in 4 women, 1 of 7 men are on . . .

However 2 out of 3 are STILL DEPRESSED

40
Q

If a patient has night pain and/ or constant pain that is only eased by sleeping in recliner: if they also have RUQ pain? If they have LUQ pain?

A

RUQ- gall bladder

LUQ- pancreas

41
Q

Mid-thoracic pain (center or right sided), scapular pain (typical right sided at or below scapula), right shoulder pain, RUQ pain and associated GI signs and symptoms are associated with?

A

Gall Bladder disease/ stones

42
Q

Fatty diet, high calorie/ very low calorie diet, rapid weight loss, prolonged fasting and low calcium diets are all at risk for?

A

Gall Stones

43
Q

All asthma medications need to be _ _ to _, time will vary. Need to ask patient? (2)

A

All asthma medications need to be TAKEN PRIOR TO EXERCISE time will vary

Need to ask the patients if they HAVE TAKEN THEIR MEDS and/ or DO THEY HAVE THEIR INHALER

44
Q

COPD patients should be in _ position, or _ position. Will not tolerate _ _ .

A

Need to be in RECUMBENT position or SITTING POSITION

Will not tolerate LAYING DOWN

45
Q

COPD patients should probably not be walked over _ _

A

Over 3 MPH

46
Q

If a COPD patient is doing aquatic therapy they should not?

A

Go deeper than waist height into the water, deeper the water the more pressure in lungs/ oxygen exchange will be impaired.

47
Q

MS risk _ the farther the distance away from _ _

A

MS risk HIGHER the farther the distance away from THE EQUATOR

48
Q

Change in sensation, thoracic symptoms, gait unsteadiness, vision loss/ problems, clinical depression, muscle spasms, fatigue, numbness, tremor and loss of muscle function are all?

A

Are all common symptoms of MS that might be affected by PT treatment

49
Q

With MS patients you should avoid: _, _ application or -. Should also avoid tests such as: _ _ _ test, _ test, _ sign.

A

Avoid FATIGUING, HEAT APPLICATION or OVER-HEATING

Avoid tests (PaLS): PASSIVE NECK FLEXION, LHERMITTE SIGN, AND SLUMP TESTS

50
Q

Kidney disease, Cervical myelopathy (central cord stenosis), and MS can all cause _ _ and _ symptoms.

A

BILATERAL ARM and LEG symptoms

51
Q

Normal blood sugar range? Where would you prefer people to be? Children?

A

Normal 60-120 mg/ dl
Prefer: approx. 90 mg/dl

Children: 70-140 mg/ dl

52
Q

If patient checks Blood sugar (has diabetes and it is 60 or below what should you do before exercising them? Above 200?

A

Below 60- give them a snack

Don’t exercise, it can spike it if above 200

53
Q

If patient has _ or _ disorder should not exercise in pool unsupervised.

A

Has DIABETES OR SEIZURE DISORDER SHOULD NOT BE UNSUPERVISED

54
Q

If your patient has DM and does not have _ monofilament sensation they are at risk for injury, RED flag.

A

5.07

55
Q

Dim light is better for _ _, Full light did better in _

A

Type I full light\ then no light then dim light

type II dim light