aacvpr

What influences a persons metabolic rate? Exercise, gender, genetics, age Which is the macronutrient that provides more than twice as many calories as the other two Fat Foods that raise insulin levels have... added sugar When feeling stressed, you may feel relief after eating a piece of chocolate because... it will raise dopamine levels What reduces the number of receptors for dopamine insulin What percentage of Cardiac Rehab patients re overweight or obese 80% ...

Which of the following organizations provides recommendations regarding the monitoring and supervision of exercise in patients with known CVD? a. AACVPR b. AHA c. ACSM d. ACC a. American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehab (AACVPR) AACVPR Guidelines consider comorbidities. True or False? False AACVPR is a more in depth risk stratification criteria. True or False? True In what settings should AACVPR guidelines be used? a. Cardiac rehab b. General public c...

3 Things to be aware of to promote long term and sustainable behaviour change -Meaning a target behavior has for a patient -Patient's understanding of the benefits and consequences of specific health related activities -How the patient evaluates the outcomes in association with a change Decision making for Changes Patient evaluates the expected outcomes from doing/not doing a behavior, weighs the expected benefits/consequences, estimates the probability that an expected outcome will ...

Coronary arteries correct answer: originate from the proximal ascending aorta and run along the outer surface of the heart Left anterior descending artery (LAD) correct answer: travels down the anterior aspect of the heart Left main coronary artery correct answer: short segment that bifucates into the LAD Left circumflex artery correct answer: travels around the left side of the heart Right coronary artery (RCA) correct answer: travels around the right side of the heart and down...

absence of complex ventricular dysrhythmias during exercise testing and recovery lowest risk absence of angina or other significant symptoms (e.g., unusual shortness of breath, light-headedness, or dizziness, during exercise testing and recovery) lowest risk presence of normal hemodynamics during exercise testing and recovery (i.e. appropriate increases and decreases in heart rate and systolic blood pressure with increasing work loads and recovery) lowest risk functional capaci...

What type of contraindication: Recent changes in ECG correct answer: absolute What type of contraindication: unstable angina correct answer: absolute What type of contraindication: uncontrolled cardiac arrhythmias correct answer: absolute What type of contraindication: symptomatic severe aortic stenosis or other valvular disease correct answer: absolute What type of contraindication: decompensated symptomatic heart failure correct answer: absolute What type of contraindicatio...