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1. Attainment of optimal
physiologic,psychosocial,vocational and
recreational status.
2. Prevention of progression or reversal of the
underlying atherosclerotic process.
3. Reduction of risk of reinfarction and sudden
death and alleviation of angina pectoris.
POTENTIAL BENEFITS OF
EXERCISE TRAINING FOR
CORONARY PATIENT
1.Counteracts the deleterious effects of physical
inactivity
2.Improves functional capacity
3.Improves cardiovascular efficiency
4.Improves coronary blood flow
5.Reduces atherogenic risk factors for CHD
6.Reduces recurrent CHD events
7.Improves psychological well-being and quality of
life
CATEGORIES OF CORONARY
PATIENTS WHO ARE POTENTIAL
CANDIDATES FOR REHABILITATIVE
EXERCISE TRAINING
LOW
- Uncomplicated clinical course in hospital
- No evidence of myocardial ischemia
- Functional capacity >/= 6 METs
- Normal left ventricular function (EF>/=50%)
- Absence of significant ventricular ectopy
INTERMEDIATE
- ST segment depression >/= 2mm flat or
downsloping
- Reversible thallium defects
- Moderate to good left ventricular
function (ejection fraction 35 – 49 %)
- Changing patterns of or new
development of angina pectoris
HIGH
- Prior myocardial infarction or infarct
involving >/=35% of the left ventricle
- EF < 35% at rest
- Fall in exercise systolic blood pressure or
failure of systolic blood pressure to rise
>/= 10 mmHg on exercise test
- Persistent or recurrent ischemic pain 24
hours or more after hospital admission
- Functional capacity < 5 METs with
hypotensive blood pressure response or 1-
mm ST segment depression
- Congestive heart failure syndrome in
hospital
- >/= 2mm ST segment depression at peak
heart rate </= 135 beats/min
- High-grade ventricular ectopy
CONTRAINDICATION FOR EXERCISE
FOR CORONARY PATIENTS
Absolute contraindication :
- Unstable angina pectoris
- Recent acute myocardial infarction and unstable condition
- Uncontrolled hypertension with resting systolic blood pressure of >200 mmHg or
diastolic blood pressure of >110 mmHg
- Inappropriate asymptomatic postural or exertional blood pressure response
- Serious atrial or ventricular arrhythmias
- Second- or third-degree heart block
- Recent embolism (systemic or pulmonary)
- Acute or chronic thrombophlebitis
- Dissecting aneurysm
- Fever of >100°F
- Exercise sternal movement after CABG (contraindication for upper-extremity and
trunk ROM exercise)
- Uncompensated heart failure
- Active pericarditis or myocarditis
- Severe aortic stenosis (>50mmHg gradient) and idiopathic hypertrophic subaortic
stenosis
- Acute systemic illness
Relative contraindication :
- Resting diastolic blood pressure of >100mmHg or resting systolic blood
pressure of >180mmHg
- Inappropriate increase in blood pressure during exercise
- Hypotension
- Moderate aortic stenosis (25-50mmHg gradient)
- Compensated heart failure
- Significant emotional stress or psychological disorder
- Pericarditis associated withv CABG
- Resting ST segment depression of >2mm
- Poorly controlled diabetes mellitus
- Neuromuscular, musculoskeletal, or arthritic disorders that would prevent
activity
- Excessive incisional drainage after CABG
- Sinus tachycardia (>120 beats/min) at rest
- New ECG change after CABG or acute myocardial infarction that are
diagnostic or suggestive of new infarction
- Ventricular aneurism
- Symptomatic anemia (hematocrit of < 30%)
FASE I PROGRAM REHABILITASI
JANTUNG (Donna schramm,Anjali jain)
STAGE MET AKTIVITAS