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Contraindications to exercise in cardiac rehabilitation
Unstable angina
Resting SBP >200
Resting DBP >100,
Orthostatic drop/exercise drop 20mmHg
Mod-Severe aortic stenosis
Resting HR >120
Acute systemic illness or fever
Uncontrolled atrial/ventricular dysrhythmia
Uncontrolled CHF
3rd degree AV block
Acute pericarditis/myocarditis
Recent embolism
Resting ST displacement > 2mm
Uncontrolled DM
In general, the rate of heart disease in sedentary individuals is ____ that of active individuals
twice
Effect of exercise on mortality in patients after cardiac event/surgery
in general decreases mortality by about 30% but not directy from cardiac causes
Would you ever use exercise with medical management over percutaneous stent placement for treatment of CAD?
Yes, In stable patients exercise/medical management may acutally have a mortality and O2 uptake benefit over PCI.
Is execise training thought to significantly decrease the mortality rate of patients with chronic heart failure?
yes (no unclear if this changes with b-blocker and defibrillators)
The NNT with exercise to prevent one cardiac death in 2 years in patients with chronic heart failure is ____ (ExTraMATCH trial)
NNT = 17
List the 4 hypothesized ways that exercise is beneficial in cardiac disease
- correction of endothelial dysfunction
- regression of coronary atherosclerosis
- collateral formation
- promotion of vasculogensis by stem cells
Vasorelaxation of arteries is largely dependent on the regulation of production vs. degradation of ____
nitric oxide
In vessels nitric oxide is produced by
nitric oxide synthase
In vessels, nitric oxide is generally degraded by
reactive oxygen species
Nitric oxide half life is controlled by
reactive oxygen species
The precursor of nitric oxide is
L-Arginine
True or false...patients with coronary artery disease produce more reactive oxygen species than the average patient
true
True or false...patients with coronary artery disease have decreased vasomotion?
true
2 main ways that vacular lesions repair themselves
- stem cells (endothelial progenitor cells)
- outgrowth of adjacent endothelial and smooth muscle cells
Describe the molecular alterations that occur to improve endothelial function in patients with heart disease after exercise training
* overall increased NO and decreased reactive oxygen species by:
- increased eNOS expression
- increased AKT-mediated eNOS phosphorylation
- decreased expression of p22phox and gp91phox
- decreased NADPHoxidase activity
- decreased AT-R1 expression