Cardiac Rehabilitation by Dr Hamdulay
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The cardiac rehabilitation program aims to improve heart health through risk factor modification, exercise training, and education. The major goals are to reduce future heart disease risks, improve heart strength and function, lower cholesterol and blood pressure, and enhance fitness and stress management. The program provides medical evaluations, exercise sessions monitored by ECG, diet counseling, yoga, and education to help patients better manage their condition. It is led by a team of cardiologists, surgeons, dieticians, physiotherapists, and other staff.
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Cardiac rehabilitation aims to reverse the adverse physical and psychological effects of cardiac events through exercise training, education, counseling, and risk factor management. The goals are to reduce the risk of further heart issues, relieve symptoms, potentially reverse atherosclerosis, and help patients resume normal activities. Rehabilitation occurs in three phases - inpatient monitoring during recovery, outpatient sessions two to three times per week for up to 36 sessions, and optional long-term maintenance under supervision. Each phase includes monitored exercise, education, and lifestyle counseling.
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Cardiac rehabilitation programs appear to be primary adjuncts for the treatment and continue decline of CAD
There are numerous studies showing effects of cardiac rehab on following parameters:
improved functional capacity
improved psychosocial function
health education
morbidity and mortality
risk factor modification
usefulness of cardiac rehabilitation for heart failure patients
1) A 62-year-old man with COPD and chronic heart failure underwent cardiac rehabilitation involving exercise training and lifestyle education.
2) During rehabilitation, his exercise capacity and quality of life improved, as shown by increases in peak VO2 and reductions in NYHA class and weight.
3) Cardiac rehabilitation programs are effective for improving outcomes in heart failure patients through daily medical management, supervised exercise training, education on diet and medications, and psychological support, which cannot be achieved during usual outpatient care.
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The document summarizes cardiac rehabilitation, including its definition, goals, phases, guidelines, benefits and outcomes. It discusses:
- Cardiac rehab aims to help patients resume normal life after a cardiac event through physical, psychological and social support.
- It has 4 phases from inpatient to long-term maintenance, focusing on exercise training, education and lifestyle management.
- Benefits include reduced mortality, improved functional capacity and symptom control through risk factor modification like smoking cessation.
- Exercise is individually prescribed based on clinical assessment and progresses from early mobilization to independent activities.
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This document discusses cardiac rehabilitation and the effects of exercise. It describes 3 phases of cardiac rehabilitation: phase I focuses on early ambulation and low-intensity activities in the hospital; phase II involves incremental physical activity as an outpatient; and phase III emphasizes long-term community-based or home-based exercise. The benefits of habitual physical activity and exercise are summarized, including increased cardiac output and reduced heart rate, blood pressure, and mortality risks. Contraindications for exercise are also outlined.
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This document provides information about cardiac rehabilitation. It defines cardiac rehabilitation as restoring patients with cardiovascular disease to their optimal physiological and psychosocial status. The goals of cardiac rehab are to return patients to work or an active lifestyle and reduce coronary risk factors. Cardiac rehab occurs in phases, starting with inpatient assessment and education, then progressing to outpatient exercise and risk factor reduction programs, and finally long-term maintenance. The document discusses exercise prescription and contraindications for cardiac patients. It also covers special populations like heart transplant recipients.
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Cardiac rehab programs help heart patients increase physical fitness, reduce cardiac symptoms, and lower future heart risks through education, counseling, and exercise. They focus on aerobic and resistance training prescribed according to FITT principles at intensities determined by risk stratification and target heart rates. Aerobic training should be at 50-80% of VO2 max for 30-60 minutes daily and last at least 8 weeks. Resistance training improves muscle strength and cardiovascular health and begins after 4 weeks of aerobic training. Long term follow up is also provided to support maintenance.
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Cardiac rehabilitation programs appear to be primary adjuncts for the treatment and continue decline of CAD
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improved functional capacity
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health education
morbidity and mortality
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usefulness of cardiac rehabilitation for heart failure patients
1) A 62-year-old man with COPD and chronic heart failure underwent cardiac rehabilitation involving exercise training and lifestyle education.
2) During rehabilitation, his exercise capacity and quality of life improved, as shown by increases in peak VO2 and reductions in NYHA class and weight.
3) Cardiac rehabilitation programs are effective for improving outcomes in heart failure patients through daily medical management, supervised exercise training, education on diet and medications, and psychological support, which cannot be achieved during usual outpatient care.
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The document summarizes cardiac rehabilitation, including its definition, goals, phases, guidelines, benefits and outcomes. It discusses:
- Cardiac rehab aims to help patients resume normal life after a cardiac event through physical, psychological and social support.
- It has 4 phases from inpatient to long-term maintenance, focusing on exercise training, education and lifestyle management.
- Benefits include reduced mortality, improved functional capacity and symptom control through risk factor modification like smoking cessation.
- Exercise is individually prescribed based on clinical assessment and progresses from early mobilization to independent activities.
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This document discusses cardiac rehabilitation and the effects of exercise. It describes 3 phases of cardiac rehabilitation: phase I focuses on early ambulation and low-intensity activities in the hospital; phase II involves incremental physical activity as an outpatient; and phase III emphasizes long-term community-based or home-based exercise. The benefits of habitual physical activity and exercise are summarized, including increased cardiac output and reduced heart rate, blood pressure, and mortality risks. Contraindications for exercise are also outlined.
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It is to allow the therapist to formulate an accurate assessment of the clinical status of the patient
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Stability of the symptoms
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the primary diagnosis
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1) Cardiac rehabilitation aims to optimize physical, psychological and social functioning for patients with cardiovascular disease through improving health behaviors and slowing disease progression.
2) It includes medical evaluation, exercise training, education, and psychological/social support to facilitate recovery and promote long-term prevention strategies.
3) Regular exercise as part of cardiac rehabilitation reduces mortality and improves health outcomes for eligible patients with conditions like heart attacks, heart failure, and angina.
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1. Cardiac rehabilitation aims to optimize a cardiac patient's physical, psychological, and social functioning through medical, exercise, educational, and psychosocial interventions.
2. It is divided into 4 phases - the acute hospitalization phase focuses on early mobilization; phase 2 occurs post-discharge and focuses on health education and resuming activity; phase 3 incorporates ongoing education and exercise training; and phase 4 focuses on long-term lifestyle changes and monitoring.
3. Exercise prescription for cardiac patients follows general principles but is adjusted based on each patient's clinical status and risk factors. Intensity is progressed over time from low to moderate levels based on symptoms.
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This document discusses coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery and cardiac rehabilitation. It defines CABG as a surgery that creates new routes around blocked coronary arteries using healthy vessels from other parts of the body. It then describes the various types of CABG procedures and the heart-lung machine used. Post-operation, patients undergo cardiac rehabilitation in phases to promote recovery through exercise and education while reducing risk factors. The goals are to restore blood flow, relieve chest pain, improve quality of life and lower heart attack risk.
Cardiacrehabilitation
1. Historically, strict bed rest was considered the best treatment after a heart attack, but cardiac rehabilitation programs now emphasize early mobilization and exercise to optimize recovery.
2. Cardiac rehabilitation involves coordinated medical, psychological, social, and physical interventions to facilitate a return to daily activities and improve long-term health outcomes after a cardiac event.
3. Regular exercise is a core component of cardiac rehabilitation and is shown to reduce mortality and improve health in cardiac patients.
Cardiac rehabilitation
Cardiac rehabilitation is a comprehensive program that helps patients restore and maintain optimal health after a cardiac event through exercise, education, and lifestyle changes. It includes nutritional counseling, weight management, managing blood pressure and cholesterol, stress management, and physical activity under medical supervision. The goals are to improve heart health, reduce the risk of future cardiac issues, and help patients resume normal activities. Benefits include reduced health complications and mortality, improved exercise tolerance, and a healthier lifestyle.
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Cardiac rehabilitation involves exercise training, education, and counseling to improve the physical and psychological well-being of patients with heart disease. It aims to prevent future cardiac events by reducing risk factors and improving adherence to healthy behaviors. The goals are to recover from cardiac events, enhance physical fitness, provide education and support for lifestyle changes, and improve quality of life. Components include medical evaluation, exercise training, nutrition counseling, psychosocial support, risk factor management, and medication management. Cardiac rehabilitation has been shown to reduce mortality and hospitalizations while improving health outcomes.
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Cardiac Rehabilitation by Dr Hamdulay
- 1. CARDIAC REHABILITATION Healthy heart, Healthy You, Healthy Family www.drhamdulay.com
- 2. Our Mission The mission of Dr Hamdulay's Cardiac Rehabilitation is to bring excellence to life - to give patients the best possible care so that they can live better, fuller, longer lives, and promote cardiovascular health and encourage a healthy active lifestyle through risk factor modification, exercise training, and education www.drhamdulay.com
- 3. Major Goals of Our Cardiac Rehab Program To reduce or eliminate the risk of future heart diseases To improve heart strength & function To reduce cholesterol levels and blood pressure To improve physical fitness and energy levels To teach self stress management techniques To improve the ability to perform job or tasks www.drhamdulay.com
- 4. Who Needs a Cardiac Rehab Program Post CABG After Heart Transplant Had a Heart Attack Chest Pain/Angina After Heart Valve Surgery After Angioplasty or Stent Procedure www.drhamdulay.com
- 5. Our Cardiac Rehab Program Consultation with a Preventive Cardiologist ECG, Stress test, 2D - Echo, Lipid Profile ECG monitored exercise under medical supervision Diet Counseling Yoga Session www.drhamdulay.com
- 6. Cardiac Rehab Program in Brief A complete medical evaluation to identify your needs and limitations. The Cardiac Rehab Consultant uses this information to plan a rehabilitation program for you and help you set goals and improve your quality of life. During each session your ECG, heart rate and blood pressure are monitored by a Doctor. You learn how to check your heart rate and your level (intensity) of activity. Counseling and education to help you understand your condition and how to manage it. Consultation with a dietician to create a healthy eating plan. If you smoke, you may get counseling on how to stop. Counseling may also help you cope with depression, anger and stress during your recovery. www.drhamdulay.com
- 7. Our Rehab Team Preventive Cardiologist Cardiac Surgeon Dieticians Physiotherapists Psychologists Cardiac Specialist Staff www.drhamdulay.com
- 8. Contact us Tel: +91 22 2306 7861 Email: drhamdulay@drhamdulay.com Web: www.drhamdulay.com
- 9. Thank You
- 10. Thank You