Heart disease that can be Rehabilitation programs include:
1. Mechanical disturbances of heart: a blockage or a heart valve leakage.
2. Peripheral pressure is increased due to hypertension (high blood pressure).
3. Reduced energy: Angina pectoris, myocard infarction (coronary heart disease).

Answer:
Management:
- Rehabilitation program is given as soon as the crisis passed until the patient can return to work / life originally (ideally). Or if the person is already quite satisfied with its limitations and can perform daily activities meaningful.
- In the implementation of Rehabilitation programs should be integrated between the Team and the Medical Rehabilitation Center cardiologists.
- Type given Rehabilitation: Rehabilitation of physical, psychological and employment.
Physical Rehabilitation:
1. Rehabilitation of the Acute Phase (Program in Hospital):
- Given immediately after the crisis passed (the consul of a cardiologist).
- Provided for 2-3 weeks:
a. Day 2-7: bed exercise, brething exercise, gentle massage, exercise passive / active mild to muscle groups, & a relaxation exercise.
b. Day 7-10: continued exercise above, plus the exercise sitting on the edge of the bed without help, & exercise standing on the edge of the bed.
c. Day 10: exercise as above, arm & leg exercises are gentle, exercise road 100 m.
d. Day 15: Continue the above exercise, enhanced with climbing stairs, exercise your body & exercise go on longer.
e. Week 3: exercise further increased, climbing stairs 1st floor / 1 level home, exercise walking 400 m / mobile homes, & home programs.
Exercise of the first stage to the next stage should not be continued if found these things as follows:
- The frequency of the pulse increases> 30x / min from the initial pulse or down> 10x / min from the initial pulse.
- There is a heart rhythm disturbance that arises during or immediately after exercise.
- Shortness of breath, air pain and fatigue that arises during or after exercise.
- Pale, cold sweat, bradikardi, hypotension, dizziness or syncope.
2. Phase at home (4-8 weeks):
a. General exercise: the way up the stairs, ride a bike with no resistance, breathing exercises, relaxation & exercise. Exercise performed 3 times a week.
b. Health education: Consultation with Heart Specialist, Psychologist, Nutrition, employment issues, sexual problems.
c. Treadmill Evaluation & 4 weeks to 8 weeks.
3. Continuation phase (3-6 months):
- Patients with practice outside or place each with controls to the heart of evaluating and monitoring programs that have been done.
- In this phase the patient was able to join the Healthy Heart Club.
4. Phase Maintenance: Efforts are made to secondary prevention: exercise fitness. Program for life.
Rehabilitation Psychology:
- The much lamented: personal, family, work, & social problems.
- If the problem is allowed to be a stress for the patient and is a risk factor.
- Actions of: providing psychotherapy, counseling on family to provide a calm atmosphere, in consultation with Team Rehabilitation Center the other on the development of the disease.
Rehabilitation Work:
- To determine the type of work / physical activity should be done later on Exercise Stress Test.
- From the Exercise Stress Test results can occur 3 possibilities:
a. The capacity of the heart beyond the necessary work.
b. The capacity of the heart is too low for the original work.
c. The result is doubtful.
- In the event that (b & c), the patient can start with:
1. Retrained to work in accordance with ability.
2. Trying the desired job.
3. Sending kepusat-job training centers.
4. People with retirement.

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