Post MI, the area of myocardium which is “stunned” and takes weeks to return to normal function is called the __________. 

A client with a history of angina is told to take 81 mg of ______ daily because it is an antiplatelet drug. 

Dyslipidemia directly affects/alters exercise response. 

Which type of angina is exercise training most effective for?

When assessed on the anginal scale, a response of “moderate” is a score of _____. 

Which of the following is an example of an ace inhibitor? 

Which of the following is an exercise programming goal of resistance training in patients with CABG/PTCA?

Stephen is a business executive who has a history of a two vessel CABG (double by-pass) secondary to CAD. He is 5 years post CABG and has been successful in modifying his lifestyle; he has lost weight, cholesterol and glucose levels are within normal limits. He walks briskly 3 miles a day most days of the week and denies experiencing any cardiac symptoms. He seeks your expert advice to develop a more structural exercise program to include both aerobic and resistance exercise training. If Stephen wants to exercise in your facility, will he need physician clearance first?

Is a triglyceride of 140 mg/dL above or below ideal levels?

CDD4 recommendations suggest we train a client to a target HR of ________ beats above resting.