To physically recondition a patient and increase exercise tolerance, which of the following must be accomplished? I .The body's overall O2 utilization must be improved. II.The patient's essential muscle groups must be strengthened. III.The cardiovascular response to exercise must be enhanced.

A) II and III B) I and II C) I, II, and III D) I and III A) II and III B) I and II C) I, II, and III D) I and III

Which of the following patients with irreversible airway obstruction are the best candidates for pulmonary rehabilitation? \[\begin{array} { | l | l | l | l | } \hline & \text { Patient } & \text { FEV } _ { 1 } & \text { FEV } / \text { FVC } \\ \hline \text { I. } & \text { A } & 3.2 \mathrm {~L} & 65 \% \\ \hline \text { II. } & \text { B } & 1.6 \mathrm {~L} & 67 \% \\ \hline \text { III. } & \text { C } & 2.3 \mathrm {~L} & 53 \% \\ \hline \text { IV. } & \text { D } & 3.1 \mathrm {~L} & 72 \% \\ \hline \end{array}\]

A) II and IV B) I, II, and III C) II and III D) I, II, III, and IV A) II and IV B) I, II, and III C) II and III D) I, II, III, and IV

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For which of the following patients would you recommend an open-ended format for a pulmonary rehabilitation program? I.those with scheduling difficulties II.those who require individual attention III.those who are self-directed

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Which of the following exercises are useful for reconditioning the upper extremities of patients undergoing pulmonary rehabilitation? I.using a rowing machine II.using an arm ergometer III.pedaling a stationary bicycle IV.using free hand weights

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What is the level of involvement of the respiratory therapist in cardiac rehabilitation?

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A patient is being considered for participation in a pulmonary rehabilitation program. Which of the following pulmonary function tests would you recommend be performed as a component of the preliminary evaluation? I.lung volumes, including functional residual capacity (FRC)II.diffusing capacity (DLCO)III.pre- and post-bronchodilator flows IV.lung and thoracic compliance

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Which of the following health professionals would be best for conducting a pulmonary rehabilitation session on recreation and vocational counseling?

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Which of the following are legitimate ways to obtain reimbursement from third-party payers for pulmonary rehabilitation programs? I.charge sessions as physical therapy exercises for COPD patients II.charge sessions as office visits with therapeutic exercises III.charge sessions as physician office visits-intermediate

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Common cardiovascular hazards of physical reconditioning for patients with chronic lung disease include which of the following? I.cardiac arrhythmias II.systemic hypotension III.muscle contractures

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A patient is being considered for participation in a pulmonary rehabilitation program. Which of the following test regimens would you recommend in order to ascertain the patient's cardiopulmonary status? I.cardiopulmonary exercise evaluation II.pulmonary function testing III.cardiac catheterization

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Which of the following would you not expect to observe after a chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) patient completes a sound pulmonary rehabilitation program?

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Where are most cardiac rehabilitation programs conducted?

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The physical reconditioning component of a pulmonary rehabilitation program usually includes which of the following? I.aerobic exercises for the extremities II.timed walking exercise III.ventilatory muscle training

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To physically recondition a patient and increase exercise tolerance, which of the following must be accomplished? I .The body's overall O₂ utilization must be improved. II.The patient's essential muscle groups must be strengthened. III.The cardiovascular response to exercise must be enhanced.

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Which of the following is/are true about the flow-resistor breathing exerciser? I.Exhaled gas flows unimpeded out a one-way valve. II.Resistance is created by a variable-size orifice. III.Imposed load varies with the rate of flow.

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Which of the following patients with irreversible airway obstruction are the best candidates for pulmonary rehabilitation? Patient FEV / FVC I. A 3.2 65\% II. B 1.6 67\% III. C 2.3 53\% IV. D 3.1 72\%

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A small-group discussion format for pulmonary rehabilitation educational sessions is recommended in order to foster which of the following? I.group interaction II.peer support III.group identity

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In preparing an outpatient for a cardiopulmonary stress test to be conducted the next day, which of the following instructions would you provide? I .The patient should fast for at least 8 hours before testing. II.The patient should wear loose-fitting clothing and sneakers. III.The patient should stop all medications at once. IV.The patient should review the drugs with the physician.

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Which of the following health professionals would be best for conducting a pulmonary rehabilitation session on methods of relaxation and stress management?

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Which of the following occur when the ventilatory threshold is exceeded during exercise? I .Metabolism becomes anaerobic. II.Energy production increases. III.Fatigue increases.

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A small pulmonary rehabilitation program class size has which of the following beneficial effects? I.It facilitates group interaction. II.It allows for more individualized attention. III.It helps to sustain participant motivation. IV.It reduces the likelihood of attrition.

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For which of the following procedures pulmonary rehabilitation has become recognized as a prerequisite?

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Exam 50: Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation

For which of the following patients would you recommend an open-ended format for a pulmonary rehabilitation program? I.those with scheduling difficulties II.those who require individual attention III.those who are self-directed

Which of the following exercises are useful for reconditioning the upper extremities of patients undergoing pulmonary rehabilitation? I.using a rowing machine II.using an arm ergometer III.pedaling a stationary bicycle IV.using free hand weights

What is the level of involvement of the respiratory therapist in cardiac rehabilitation?

Which of the following health professionals would be best for conducting a pulmonary rehabilitation session on recreation and vocational counseling?

Common cardiovascular hazards of physical reconditioning for patients with chronic lung disease include which of the following? I.cardiac arrhythmias II.systemic hypotension III.muscle contractures

A patient is being considered for participation in a pulmonary rehabilitation program. Which of the following test regimens would you recommend in order to ascertain the patient's cardiopulmonary status? I.cardiopulmonary exercise evaluation II.pulmonary function testing III.cardiac catheterization

Which of the following would you not expect to observe after a chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) patient completes a sound pulmonary rehabilitation program?

Where are most cardiac rehabilitation programs conducted?

The physical reconditioning component of a pulmonary rehabilitation program usually includes which of the following? I.aerobic exercises for the extremities II.timed walking exercise III.ventilatory muscle training

To physically recondition a patient and increase exercise tolerance, which of the following must be accomplished? I .The body's overall O2 utilization must be improved. II.The patient's essential muscle groups must be strengthened. III.The cardiovascular response to exercise must be enhanced.

Which of the following is/are true about the flow-resistor breathing exerciser? I.Exhaled gas flows unimpeded out a one-way valve. II.Resistance is created by a variable-size orifice. III.Imposed load varies with the rate of flow.

Which of the following patients with irreversible airway obstruction are the best candidates for pulmonary rehabilitation? Patient FEV / FVC I. A 3.2 65\% II. B 1.6 67\% III. C 2.3 53\% IV. D 3.1 72\%

A small-group discussion format for pulmonary rehabilitation educational sessions is recommended in order to foster which of the following? I.group interaction II.peer support III.group identity

Which of the following health professionals would be best for conducting a pulmonary rehabilitation session on methods of relaxation and stress management?

Which of the following occur when the ventilatory threshold is exceeded during exercise? I .Metabolism becomes anaerobic. II.Energy production increases. III.Fatigue increases.

A small pulmonary rehabilitation program class size has which of the following beneficial effects? I.It facilitates group interaction. II.It allows for more individualized attention. III.It helps to sustain participant motivation. IV.It reduces the likelihood of attrition.

For which of the following procedures pulmonary rehabilitation has become recognized as a prerequisite?

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To physically recondition a patient and increase exercise tolerance, which of the following must be accomplished? I .The body's overall O₂ utilization must be improved. II.The patient's essential muscle groups must be strengthened. III.The cardiovascular response to exercise must be enhanced.