Cardiac Rehabilitation. Training Your Heart for Life, 2nd Edition
Description
The heart is a muscle that benefits from physical activity. After someone has a heart event, he or she may feel anxious about getting active. Cardiac rehabilitation helps patients to be active in a safe environment. In this program, actual patients describe how cardiac rehabilitation helped them regain their confidence and their health. It explains how cardiac rehabilitation will benefit specific heart problems, the goals (including risk factor reduction), the phases of cardiac rehabilitation and what to expect in each, and the emotional support that it may give.
Runtime
18 min 45 sec
Subjects
Database
Films on Demand
Direct Link
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