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What does Class I indicate concerning persons with cardiac disease?
What does Class I indicate concerning persons with cardiac disease?
- They have no limitation of physical activity. (correct)
- They cannot perform any tasks at rest.
- They are unable to carry on any physical activity.
- They experience fatigue with ordinary activities.
In Class I, ordinary physical activity leads to unnecessary fatigue.
In Class I, ordinary physical activity leads to unnecessary fatigue.
False (B)
What does Class II state about persons with cardiac disease?
What does Class II state about persons with cardiac disease?
- They experience no symptoms at all.
- They cannot perform any physical activity.
- They are comfortable at rest. (correct)
- They have no limitation of physical activity.
In Class II, ordinary physical activity results in ______, palpitation, dyspnea, or angina pain.
In Class II, ordinary physical activity results in ______, palpitation, dyspnea, or angina pain.
How does Class III impact persons with cardiac disease?
How does Class III impact persons with cardiac disease?
Less than ordinary activity causes fatigue in Class III individuals.
Less than ordinary activity causes fatigue in Class III individuals.
What is indicated by Class IV regarding physical activity?
What is indicated by Class IV regarding physical activity?
In Class IV, symptoms of heart failure or the angina syndrome may be present even at ______.
In Class IV, symptoms of heart failure or the angina syndrome may be present even at ______.
In Class IV, doing any physical activity decreases discomfort.
In Class IV, doing any physical activity decreases discomfort.
Study Notes
New York Heart Association Functional Classification
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Class I
- Patients exhibit cardiac disease but experience no physical activity limitations.
- Ordinary activities do not lead to symptoms such as fatigue, palpitation, dyspnea, or angina.
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Class II
- Patients have cardiac disease with slight physical activity limitations; comfortable at rest.
- Engaging in ordinary physical activities may induce fatigue, palpitation, dyspnea, or angina pain.
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Class III
- Patients experience marked limitations in physical activity due to cardiac disease while feeling comfortable at rest.
- Even less than ordinary activities can trigger symptoms like fatigue, palpitation, dyspnea, or angina pain.
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Class IV
- Patients are unable to engage in any physical activity without experiencing discomfort due to advanced cardiac disease.
- Symptoms of heart failure or angina can manifest even at rest, with discomfort escalating with any physical exertion.
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Description
This quiz focuses on the New York Heart Association Functional Classification system. It covers the definitions and characteristics of each class of cardiac disease, providing a clear understanding of the limitations associated with various levels of physical activity. Prepare to test your knowledge on this important classification method.
