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Inpatient Phase 1 |
*hospital stay usually 3-5 days for an uncomplicated MI *vital signs before, during and after tx *goal is to teach pt to self monitor * pta monitors activity tolerance * intensity kept low-level * and you judge intensity by percieved exertion |
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Inpatient phase 1 cont:
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tx wouldnt start until pt has been stable for at least 24 hours activity appropraite if before the 24 hrs ankle pumps breathing techniques using the commode if hemodynamically stable performance of limited personal care |
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hemodynamic
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The study of the movements of the blood and the forces concerned therein Therfore if a pt is hemodynamically stable then their blood is circulating adequately |
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Inpatient Phase 1 cont
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This phase has 6 levels Level 1- the exercises in the bed within the first 24 hours Level 2- after 24 hrs pt may get OOB be aware of orthostatic hypotension Pt feet should touch floor when on edge of bed to allow proper venous return. Pt walks to a chair and sits up for about 30 min |
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Inpatient Phase 1 cont
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Level 2- Seated exercises such as Ankle pumps Marching in place Knee extensions *must keep check on vitals and pace activities Level 3- Pt's are taught to increase their ambulation pt's taught to judge the time they walk not the distance |
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Inpatient Phase 1 cont |
Level 4-6 Pt's gradually increase the time and the frequency that they walk Goal is to increase walks from 2 min, 5 min, to 10 min |
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Outpatient Phase 2 |
Strength training introduced Light bands and light weights at first teach pt to breathe out during insertion aerobic exercise may be introduced usally done at approx ~ 4 wks |
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Outpatient Phase 3
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Endurance training and risk factor modification continue to occur
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