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1 Individual Cardiac Treatment Plan rev 1/10 Name: DOB: Age: Date entered program: Diagnosis: Date of event: Allergies: Risk strat for cardiac event: Physician: Office vs: low moderate high (Circle all BOLD that apply) (Circle all BOLD that apply) (Circle all BOLD that apply) (Circle all BOLD that apply) PG #1 Exercise Date Exercise Date Exercise Date Exercise Date 6-MWT Stress test Other: 6-MWT Stress test Other: walked ft max HR walked ft max HR RPE SPO2 MET level RPE SPO2 MET level Exercise prescription Exercise prescription Exercise prescription Exercise prescription Mode TM B STP EG EL R Mode TM B STP EG EL R Mode TM B STP EG EL R Mode TM B STP EG EL R Frequency Frequency Frequency Frequency Duration Duration Duration Duration Intensity Intensity Intensity Intensity Progression Progression Progression Progression Angina with ex Y N THR Angina with ex Y N THR Angina with ex Y N THR Angina with ex Y N THR Resistance train Y N Wt# Reps Resistance train Y N Wt# Reps Resistance train Y N Wt# Reps Resistance train Y N Wt# Reps Hypertension Y N Medication Diet Hypertension Y N /Medication Diet Resting Peak Exercise BP Current BP: Current BP: Resting Peak Exercise HR Meds: Med change: Y N Med change: Y N Med change: Y N Home exercise: Home exercise: Home exercise: Home exercise: Type Frequency Type Frequency Type Frequency Type Frequency Duration Duration Duration Duration Resistance training: Y N Resistance training: Y N Resistance training: Y N Resistance training: Y N Self pulse RPE scale Self pulse RPE scale Self pulse RPE scale Education goals met: Y N Ex safety Equip orient Ex safety Equip orient Ex safety Equip orient S/S to report Wm-up/cl-dn S/S to report Wm-up/cl-dn S/S to report Wm-up/cl-dn Low Na diet Understand BP Low Na diet Understand BP Low Na diet Understand BP BP Medication Physical active BP Medication Physical active BP Medication Physical Active Individual exercise Rx (1) Individual exercise Rx (1) Individual exercise Rx (1) Individual exercise Rx (1) BP <140/90 or <130/80 if DM or CKD (1) BP <140/90 or <130/80 if DM or CKD (1) BP <140/90 or <130/80 if DM or CKD (1) BP <140/90 or <130/80 if DM or CKD (1) Aerobic active 30+min 5 days per week (1) Aerobic active 30+min 5 days per week (1) Aerobic active 30+min 5 days per week (1) Aerobic active 30+min 5 days per week (1)
2 (Circle all BOLD that apply) (Circle all BOLD that apply) (Circle all BOLD that apply) (Circle all BOLD that apply) PG #2 Nutrition Date Nutrition Date Nutrition Date Nutrition Date Lipids: Total Chol HDL LDL Lipids: Total Chol HDL LDL Lipids: Total Chol HDL LDL Lipids: Total Chol HDL LDL Trig Trig Trig Trig Lipid med/supplement: Med change: Y N Med change: Y N Med change: Y N Diabetes: Y N FBS HbA1c Diabetes: NA FBS HbA1c Diabetes: NA FBS HbA1c Diabetes: NA FBS HbA1c Diabetes medication: Med change: Y N Random BS Med change: Y N Random BS Med change: Y N Random BS Monitor BS at home Y N freq BS in range Y N BS in range Y N BS in range Y N Weight management: WT HT Weight management: Weight management: Weight management: WT HT % fat Waist cir BMI Current WT Current WT % fat Waist cir BMI Wt goal: Wt goal: Wt goal: Wt goal: Special diet vitamins/supplements Alcohol daily weekly special none type amount Diet assess tool Diet assess tool score score Dietician consult: Y N Dietician consult: Y N Dietician consult: Y N Dietician consult: Y N Nurse/patient discussion Y N Nurse/patient discussion Y N Nurse/patient discussion Y N Nurse/patient discussion Y N Dietary goal: Dietary goal: Dietary goal: Dietary goal: Diet class Y N Diet class Y N Diet class Y N Diet class Y N Referral to Diabetes education Y N Referral to Diabetes education Y N Referral to lipid clinic Y N Referral to lipid clinic Y N Referral to wt management program Y N Referral to wt management program Y N S&S hypo/hyper glycemia S&S hypo/hyper glycemia S&S hypo/hyper glycemia Education goals met: Y N Relate Diabetes to CAD Relate Diabetes to CAD Relate Diabetes to CAD Eating Healthy Eating Healthy Eating Healthy LDL-C<100 if triglycerides are > 200 LDL-C<100 if triglycerides are > 200 LDL-C<100 if triglycerides are > 200 LDL-C<100 if triglycerides are > 200 non-hdl-c should be <130 (1) non-hdl-c should be <130 (1) non-hdl-c should be <130 (1) non-hdl-c should be <130 (1) LDL-C <70 for high risk patients (4) LDL-C <70 for high risk patients (4) LDL-C <70 for high risk patients (4) LDL-C <70 for high risk patients (4) HbA1c <7% (1) HbA1c <7% (1) HbA1c <7% (1) HbA1c <7% (1) BMI <25 Waist cir <40in M/<35in F (1) BMI <25 Waist cir <40in M/<35in F (1) BMI <25 Waist cir <40in M/<35in F (1) BMI <25 Waist cir <40in M/<35in F (1)
3 (Circle all BOLD that apply) (Circle all BOLD that apply) (Circle all BOLD that apply) (Circle all BOLD that apply) PG #3 Education Date Education Date Education Date Education Date Learning Barriers: speech hearing vision literacy cognitive ready learn Knowledge test score: Knowledge test score: Family support Y N Family support Y N Family support Y N Family support Y N Tobacco use: Y N Tobacco use: Y N Tobacco use: Y N Tobacco use: Y N quit < 6 mo >6 mo Date started date quit Date quit Date quit Date quit Quit date set Quit date set Quit date set Quit date set # cigarettes smoked per day # cigarettes smoked per day # cigarettes smoked per day # cigarettes smoked per day Smokeless tobacco Y N amt Smokeless tobacco Y N amt Smokeless tobacco Y N amt Smokeless tobacco Y N amt Referral to Smoking cessation class Y N Referral to Smoking cessation class Y N Referral to Smoking cessation class Y N Referral to Smoking cessation class Y N Individual education and counseling Y N Individual education and counseling Y N Individual education and counseling Y N Individual education and counseling Y N Tobacco adjunct Y N Tobacco adjunct Y N Tobacco adjunct Y N Tobacco adjunct Y N Education class schedule given Y N Attended Ed classes Y N Attended Ed classes Y N Attended Ed classes Y N Tobacco triggers Tobacco triggers Tobacco triggers Education goals met: Y N CAD Cardiac A&P CAD Cardiac A&P CAD Cardiac A&P Risk factors Angina S/S Risk factors Angina S/S Risk factors Angina S/S Med compliance Sexuality Med compliance Sexuality Med compliance Sexuality Complete cessation of tobacco use (1) Complete cessation of tobacco use (1) Complete cessation of tobacco use (1) Complete cessation of tobacco use (1)
4 (Circle all BOLD that apply) (Circle all BOLD that apply) (Circle all BOLD that apply) (Circle all BOLD that apply) PG #4 Psychosocial Date Date Date Date Psychosocial test: Psychosocial test: Tool used: Tool used: Score Score Psych Consult: Y N Psych Consult: Y N Psych Consult: Y N PsychConsult: Y N Physician referral Y N Physician referral Y N Physician referral Y N Physician referral Y N Psychotropic medication: Med change: Y N Med change: Y N Med change: Y N Stress management class: Y N Stress management class: Y N Stress management class: Y N Stress management class: Y N Uses stress management skills: Y N Uses stress management skills: Y N Uses stress management skills: Y N Uses stress management skills: Y N Education goals met: Y N Assess presence or absence of Assess presence or absence of Assess presence or absence of Assess presence or absence of depression using a valid screening tool (1) depression using a valid screening tool (1) depression using a valid screening tool (1) depression using a valid screening tool (1) Maximize coping skills (2) Maximize coping skills (2) Maximize coping skills (2) Maximize coping skills (2) Positive support system (2) Positive support system (2) Positive support system (2) Positive support system (2) Patient/program goal: Patient/program goal: Patient/program goal: Patient/program goal: Preventative medication: Preventative medication: Preventative medication: Preventative medication: Aspirin Y N Aspirin Y N Aspirin Y N Aspirin Y N Clopidogrel Y N Clopidogrel Y N Clopidogrel Y N Clopidogrel Y N Beta blockade Y N Beta blockade Y N Beta blockade Y N Beta blockade Y N ACE inhibitor Y N ACE inhibitor Y N ACE inhibitor Y N ACE inhibitor Y N Statin or other lipid lowering agent Y N Statin or other lipid lowering agent Y N Statin or other lipid lowering agent Y N Statin or other lipid lowering agent Y N Fall risk assess Y N Assistive device C W Wh/ch GB Session number: Session number: Session number: Session number: No changes, proceed with rehab Please add/change the following: Physician signature/date: Physician signature/date: Physician signature/date: Physician signature/date:
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