Cpet - Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

This is an extensive summary of the subject Consumer Psychology and Emerging Technologies at Erasmus University RSM. It includes all notes from class and examples and the summaries from the papers that were dealt with. I got a 9 with this summary.

The body's first pulmonary response to exercise is a steep increase in: correct answer: VT When a patient inhales more than this threshold % of vital capacity, all of the potential energy boost from the "springy" ribcage has been spent, and any increase in lung volume will now require inspiratory effort from accessory muscles to overcome both chest wall and lung compliances. correct answer: 60% The ideal trach tube for the weaning process: correct answer: allows adequate airflow arou...

Concpets Unit 6.

PFT exam Questions with Complete Solutions What is the goal of performing a 6 minute walk? Correct Answer-See how far a patient can walk All of the following are acceptable reasons to stop a minute walk Correct Answer-Diaphoresis, severe dyspnea, chest pain Which of the following is the maximum o2 uptake? Correct Answer-VO2 max Which of the following are protocols used for CPET? Correct Answer-steady state & progressive multistage

Handige samenvatting waar het analyseren van de CPET wordt uitgelegd, alle afkortingen worden besproken en ook de longfunctie test en fietsergometrie worden uitgelegd.

Nursing assessment and care PACU -Airway, breathing, and circulation -Drainage Hemorrhage, tubes, lines in and out, vitals q 15 mins -Pain control Considerations during the nursing assessment to be used every time consider the type of surgery, wound, exposure, movement and positioning, vitals (especially <BP), assessments (lungs, airway, heart, bleeding stability), warm, dry, comfort What happens to the pulse and blood pressure if someone has internal bleeding? pulse increases, BP ...

Where is the 6 minute walk test performed? correct answer: Hard flat surface What does the 6 minute walk test measure? correct answer: The distance walked in a period of 6 minutes and evaluates functional exercise capacity Patients choose their own ____ and they may/may not stop and rest during the test correct answer: Intensity May 6 MWT does not determine _____ or _______ correct answer: Peak Oxygen consumption Mechanisms of exercise limitations like the CPET _____ is simil...

What are the pathophysiological changes we see when working with pt in pulmonary rehab? correct answer: 1. Metabolic inefficiency w/ some fiber type shift in skeletal mm from type I to type II 2. Reduced FFM 3. Increased resting energy expenditure (REE) -15-20% above predicted values due to the increased work of breathing 4. Impaired mitochondrial function and decreased density 5. Multiple suspected causes -Disuse atrophy -Mitophagy In obstructive defects the lungs get _____. correc...

After you diagnose a patient with obstructive disorder, which value do you look at to classify the severity? correct answer: FEV1 What are 4 factors that are calculated to make up predicted values correct answer: 1. height 2. weight 3. gender 4. ethnicity Based upon bedside spirometry what is the most likely diagnosis? FEV1: 1.5 l pred 4.1 L FVC: 2.8 L preed 4.7L FEF 25-75% actual 1.9 pred 2.0 correct answer: Emphysema Volume of air breathed in or out during quiet respiration...

Summary of the Lecture presentations + notes, slidecasts, mandatory literature and ECG.