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Patient Assessment
A 64-year-old man is referred to cardiac rehabilitation 10 days after an anterior STEMI treated with primary PCI. His discharge echocardiogram shows an ejection fraction of 32 percent, and a low-level treadmill test achieved 4.2 METs with 2 mm of ST depression in leads V3 to V5 at peak. According to AACVPR criteria, how should this patient be stratified for risk of an event during exercise?
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A.
Low risk, because he was fully revascularized with PCI
B.
Moderate risk, because his ejection fraction is above 30 percent
C.
High risk, because of reduced ejection fraction, functional capacity below 5 METs, and exercise-induced ischemia
D.
Risk cannot be assigned until a symptom-limited maximal test is performed

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Nutrition Management
A 68-year-old patient entering cardiac rehab after CABG reports that he skipped filling his statin prescription and eats mostly canned soup and boxed macaroni because he lives alone on a fixed income and his car was repossessed. Which nutrition assessment element should the cardiac rehab professional prioritize before writing dietary recommendations?
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A.
Calculating his precise saturated fat intake as a percentage of total calories
B.
Screening for food insecurity and access barriers, including transportation to a grocery store
C.
Administering a full three-day weighed food record to quantify sodium
D.
Teaching him to identify partially hydrogenated oils on ingredient lists

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Weight Management
A 61-year-old man entering cardiac rehab has a BMI of 27.8 kg/m2 and a waist circumference of 106 cm. His BMI places him in the overweight category. Which conclusion is most appropriate?
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A.
His waist circumference exceeds the risk threshold for men, indicating excess visceral adiposity and elevated cardiometabolic risk despite a modest BMI
B.
Because his BMI is below 30 kg/m2, weight management is not an appropriate rehab intervention
C.
Waist circumference is only useful in patients with a BMI above 35 kg/m2
D.
His BMI is the superior measure because it accounts for fat distribution

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Blood Pressure Management
A staff member is about to measure resting blood pressure on a new participant. Which technique error would most likely produce a falsely elevated reading?
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1 correct answer
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Using a cuff bladder that is too small for the arm circumference and letting the arm hang unsupported below heart level
B.
Seating the patient with back supported and feet flat on the floor for five minutes
C.
Positioning the middle of the cuff at heart level on a supported arm
D.
Deflating the cuff at approximately 2 to 3 mmHg per second

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Blood Lipid Management
A patient's lipid panel shows total cholesterol 210 mg/dL, HDL 38 mg/dL, triglycerides 460 mg/dL, and no LDL value reported. Why was the LDL omitted and what value best guides therapy now?
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1 correct answer
A.
The laboratory made an error and the panel should simply be redrawn
B.
LDL cannot be calculated when HDL is below 40 mg/dL, so apolipoprotein A1 should be used
C.
LDL was omitted because the sample was nonfasting, so no lipid value is interpretable
D.
The Friedewald calculation becomes unreliable when triglycerides exceed about 400 mg/dL, so non-HDL cholesterol, here 172 mg/dL, is the useful measure

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Diabetes Management
A 61-year-old patient entering cardiac rehabilitation after coronary artery bypass grafting has no prior diagnosis of diabetes. Intake labs show a fasting plasma glucose of 118 mg/dL and an HbA1c of 6.1 percent. How should the cardiac rehabilitation team classify and act on these findings?
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1 correct answer
A.
Prediabetes; initiate intensive lifestyle counseling and communicate results to the referring provider for confirmatory follow-up
B.
Normal glucose metabolism; no further action beyond routine risk factor education
C.
Type 2 diabetes; refer immediately for initiation of metformin and insulin teaching
D.
Stress hyperglycemia from surgery; repeat testing is unnecessary because values will normalize

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Tobacco Cessation
Which intake question best identifies the degree of nicotine dependence and guides pharmacotherapy dosing in a patient who smokes?
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1 correct answer
A.
How many previous quit attempts have you made?
B.
How soon after waking do you smoke your first cigarette?
C.
Do any household members smoke indoors?
D.
Which brand and menthol type do you prefer?

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Psychosocial Management
A 61-year-old man entering cardiac rehabilitation after CABG scores 4 on the PHQ-2 during intake screening. What is the most appropriate immediate next step for the cardiac rehabilitation professional?
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1 correct answer
A.
Document the score as normal and rescreen at discharge
B.
Administer the full PHQ-9 to characterize symptom severity
C.
Refer directly to psychiatry for antidepressant initiation
D.
Withhold exercise participation until mood improves

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Physical Activity Counseling
Which statement best distinguishes structured exercise training from lifestyle physical activity in cardiac rehabilitation?
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Lifestyle physical activity produces no measurable cardiovascular benefit
B.
Exercise training refers only to resistance work while physical activity refers only to aerobic work
C.
Physical activity must always be supervised while exercise training may be unsupervised
D.
Exercise training is planned, structured, and repetitive with the goal of improving fitness, while lifestyle physical activity is any bodily movement producing energy expenditure above rest

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Exercise Training
A 58-year-old man completed a symptom-limited graded exercise test with a resting heart rate of 62 bpm and a peak heart rate of 142 bpm. Using the heart rate reserve method at 60 to 70 percent intensity, what target heart rate range should the cardiac rehabilitation professional prescribe?
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1 correct answer
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85 to 99 bpm
B.
110 to 118 bpm
C.
102 to 118 bpm
D.
118 to 130 bpm
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