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| What is the appropriate range for pH? |
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| WHat is the approperiate range for PaCO2? |
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| WHat is the approperiate range for PaO2? |
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| What is the approperiate range for O2Sat? |
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| What is the approperiate range for HCO3? |
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| What is the approperiate range for WBC? |
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| What is the approperiate range for RBC? |
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M: 4.7-5.5 x 10 to the 6/uL
Females: 1-4.9 x 10 to the 6/uL |
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| What is the approperiate range for Hematocrit? |
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| What is the approperiate range for hemaglobin? |
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M: 14.4-16.6
F: 12.2-14.7 gm/dL |
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| What is the approperiate range for Platelets? |
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| What is the approperiate range for potassium? |
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| Under what conditions would there be no exercise allowed for a patient with when considering their Hct? |
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| Under what conditions would there be no exercise allowed for a patient with when considering their Platelets? |
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| Under what conditions would there be no exercise allowed for a patient with when considering their Hgb? |
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| Under what conditions would there be no exercise allowed for a patient with when considering theirWBC? |
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| Under what conditions would light exercise be approperaite for a patient with when considering their Hct? |
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| Under what conditions would light exercise be appropriate for a patient with when considering their Platelets? |
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| Under what conditions would light exercise be approperiate for a patient with when considering their Hgb? |
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| Under what conditions would light exercise be approperiate for a patient when considering their WBC? |
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| Under what conditions would resistive exercise be approperiate for a patient with when considering their Hct? |
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Under what conditions would there be resistive exercise allowed for a patient with when considering their Platelets?
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| Under what conditions would there be aggressive exercise allowed for a patient with when considering their hgb? |
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| Under what conditions would there be resistive exercise allowed for a patient with when considering their WBC? |
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| What is the INR and why is it important for a PT to know? |
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INR is a standardized measure of the bloods ability to clot
It is important to know bc this will guide what type of activity you do with the patient
exceptable theraputic range 2-3.5, normal person who is not on blood thinner is 1
>3.5 mobility or aggressive ROM is not approperiate |
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| Why might it be important to know what the patients Hgb status is? |
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1. Affects their ability to carry Oxygen
2. 2' to ability to carry O2, if Hbg is low then heart muscle has to work hard in order to get enough O2 to the tissues |
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| What is the normal range for fasting blood glucose? |
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65-120 mg/dL
Text book stated 80-110 mg/dL |
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| At what blood sugar level should a patient not be exercising? |
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| What are some signs of high blood sugar? |
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thirsty, polyuria, confusion, fruitbreath (ketones in blood?)
>300 exercise alone will not totally correct this high of blood sugar need medical intervention |
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| What are signs of low blood sugar? |
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| Lethargy, coma, confusion, sweating (typically with low) |
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| What is B.U.N (blood urea nitrogen) a directly related to? |
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BUN is a related to the metabilic function of the liver and excretory function of the kidney
Normal range 5-26 mg/dL |
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| If the BUN/CR is high (BUN large # and CR low #)what is this issue? |
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| If the BUN/CR is low (BUN smaller # and CR high #)what is this issue? |
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| High prodiet, overhydration |
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| If the BUN/CR are both elevated what is this issue? |
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| kidney failure, malnutrition |
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| What are the S/S of hyponatremia? |
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| Weakness, confusion, lethargy, coma |
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| What are the S/S of hypernatremia? |
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| Dry mucous membranes, thrist, agitation, restlessness, convulsions |
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What is the range of Potassium?
What is the consequence of being out of the range on therapy? |
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3.5-5.5 mmol/L
If not is the range of 3.5-5.5 would want to hold therapy till get this under control |
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| What mineral is super important for heart cells and will lead to arythmias is not within normal ranges? |
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| what protein will be monitored when a person integementary system is damage or they are healing? |
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| albumin, protient is what the body is comprised of, need them to heal (mine) |
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| Bilirubin is a measure of what? |
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| the amount of RBC breakdown |
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