Cardiac Rehabilitation, Altered Nutritional State, Dyslipedmia and the Impact on the Quality Of Life in Adults with Heart Failure.
Year: 2020
Type: article
Study design: Clinical Trial
Abstract: The cardiac rehabilitation programs are multidisciplinary, this consists on the application of a multifactorial program to cardiac patients, and, it's main objective is to ensure the patient a social, mental and physical optimal condition that can allows them to occupy by its own manners a place as normal as possible on the society.Objective: Design a cardiac rehabilitation program on adults that presents an altered nutritional status and heart failure on ages of 45 -75 years in the population.Methodology: Prospective, non -concurrent, the population consisted of 30 patients of both sexes, over 30 years and less of 75 years with the diagnoses of heart failure and any nutritional altered status, personal and familiar background of diseases was obtained and then proceeded to perform the pre -test physical exam and paraclinical exams and also an electrocardiogram as well, and a post -test evaluation were performed to the patients after the cardiac rehabilitation program ended on the same conditions as the pre -test .Results: Indicates that the cardiac rehabilitation program allowed, to the patients involved to perform better on the lifestyle, and lowered the symptoms referred by the patients before the program, with a 99% of confidence and a margin of error of 1%, meaning that the patient that has both heart failure and any altered nutritional status will be benefited, and by this, it will have limitations on the advance of the organic damage on the long term.
Source: Singapore Journal of Cardiology
Language: English
Subfield: Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine
Field: Medicine
Domain: Health Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W3080309486