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contraindications of Exercise TEst
stroke
MI
unstable angina
wheezing
HF, etc
In dynamic exercise....
HR increases
Diastole gets shorter
SV increases
CO increases
SVR decreases
increase in oxygen extraction
CO redistribution from inactive areas to active areas
normal vs CAD ex. test
Normal: HR goes higher, SBP goes higher, exercise longer, stop bc muscle ache, ST shifts are rare

CAD: stop bc chest pain SOB, or fatigue, ST seg shifts are more common but not everyone
REsting BF
before exercise
peak or maximum flow
during maximum stress
Stress ECG reading
CAD: ST segmetn lower (depression), elevation can also occur, reflect ischemia 10:1 dep to elevation
Bayesian Theorem
postive test: likely to be false pos with a low pre test liklihoood

negative test; likely to be false neg in pt with high pre test liklihood of disease
METS
measure of how much O2 body uses
imaging methods combined with stress tests
Nucelar testing
Echo
MRI
Pharmocologic stress test w/imaging for obese or non exercise pts
vasodilators, if CA blocked, flow wont increase; more powerful than exercise

inotropes(dobutamine): used in pateints with bronchospasm from vasodilator use