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CVD
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CVD
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sp4013
exercise physiology
cardiovascular disease
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Judah Morris
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CVD
Condition
Ischaemia
Causes Angina
Class 1
Pain with hard ex
Class 2
pain during mod ex
Class 3
limitation normal activ
Class 4
occurs at rest
treament
surgery
CABG
Annotations:
coronary bypass graft surgery
PTCA
Annotations:
baloon and stent
lifestyle
diet
exericse
aerobic
3-5days week
mod level
30-60min day
resistance
2-3days week
mod leve.
8-10reps/ 2-4sets
full body
stretching
2-3days week
2-4 sets
considerations
contraindications
Medications
nitrates
convert niitrates to nitric oxide
promotes dilation
increase in blood flow to heart
glycerly trinitrate
Hypertension
Men 26.9%, women 19.5%
causes blood vessels to scare
less elastic
Management
Exercise
30min most days
Aerobic 7/6 drop in BP
Resistance training 3/3 BP drop
Diet
Stop smoking
leads to
Medications
ACE inhibitor
block conversion of angiotensin 1 to 2
2 is vasocontrictor
lowers BP
catopril
enalapril
ramipril
causes cough
Angiotensin II receptor antagonists
binds to specific receptors for 2
losatan
irbesartan
temisartan
no cough
Beta blocker
block activity of adrenaline at b receptor
prevents sympathetic acceleration of heart
reduce cardiac ouput
reduce BP
selective b1 receptors
atenolol
bisprolol
reoprolol
non selective
cause brochoconstriction
timolol
pindolol
Calcium channel antagonists (Blocker)
decrease entry of calcium into heart
effect cardiac contractility and conduction
verapamil
diltiazem
Diuretic
reduction in fluid load, increase urine
lowers BP
Artherosclerosis
Can cause
prolonged (20min)
chest pain
cells become hypoxic
leads to
MI
leads to
reduced capacity due to scaring
reduced ejection, stroke volume, bp response
Coronary artery disease
plaque builds up
break off
blood clots forms on
leads to
Chronic heart failure
failure of LV or RV to pump sufficent blood
LV failure causes < CO LV filling pressure and LV hypertrophy
management
CABG
heart transplant
reudction in fluid and sodium
Exericse
signs
SOB
feet swelling
weakness
weight gain
PAD
Occulsive disease of lower limb
Cause intermittent claudication
Annotations:
painful cramping of leg or hip muscles
Stages
1: Asymptomatic
2 intermiddent claudication
3. pain at rest
4. gangrene/ tissue loss
Risk
Low
Absense of dysthrymthia
absense of angina
normal bp/ hr during ex
functional capacity (>7mets)
resting ejection fraction >50%
Annotations:
% of blood leaving heart everytime it contracts
Moderate
presense of angina at high levels (>7mets)
mild ischamia during ex
fuctional capacity <5Mets
ejection 40-59%
high
dsyrhythmiais
angina
abnormal HR/ BP during ex
presense of heart failure, MI, depression
ejection <40
Contraindictations for exercise
hypertension
postpone
BP> 180/110
cease
BP >250/115
unstable Angina
hypotension
SBP drop of >20
uncontrolled arrhymthmias
uncontrolled tachycardia >120
uncontrolled diabetes
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