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`What level at problems
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`Donors usually classm; patienls‘ heart [allure according to Ina severity of their symptoms. The table below describes
`[he most oorrmmly used classrficalicn system. the New York Heart Associaliori [NYHM Functional Classificallm'. II
`places patients in one or [w calegones based on how much they are Iirriiled during physcal activity
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`Class
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`Paalenl Symptoms
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`I
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`|I
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`Ill
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`IV
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`No Iiiriilalion cl' physneal activity. Ordinary physmal adiirity does not cause undue iaugue, palpitalicn.
`dyspnea (shortness of brealhi.
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`Slight Ill'l'll‘lflllon of physical athy. Comfortable al rest. Ordinary physrcalarmwty results In fatigue.
`palpilafion. dyspnea {shortness ol brea‘lhl.
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`Marleen limitation cl physics! acllyrty. Comfortable at rest. Less than ordinary activity causes faligue.
`palgitation. or dyspnea.
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`Unable to carry on any physical activity Wlll'loul dimes“. mules at heart failure at rest. ll' any
`plays-eel $wa is mdenalren. disconfl'm increases.
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`class Objective Assessment
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`A
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`B
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`C
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`0
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`No obiecl'rve evidence or cardimrascdar disease. No syirptoms and no IimITaIIJn In ordinary physical
`armily
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`Obgedwe ewdenoe at minimal cardiovascular disease. we symmms and slim: Iimiiation dining
`ordinary activily. Cor-nimble a: rest.
`
`Obiedwa evidence of moderately severe oard-avascular disease Marimd lim'rraiion in adivity due lo
`symptoms. even during lessathm-ordinary eclririly. Coriilorlehle only at rest.
`
`Obiedm evidence of severe urnnvaswlar disease 3evere limitallons Experiences aymmoms even
`while at rest.
`
`For Example:
`- A palinenl MH‘I minimal or no symptoms but a large pressure gredent across Ilia aortic valve or severe
`obslruction or the left main coronary anery Is classified:
`- Function capacity I. Objective Assessment D
`- A paceni with severe angina] syndrome birl ang'wraphcally normal coronary arteries is dassrried'
`- Functlonal Capacity IV. Objective Assessment A
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`HEALTHYLIVING CONDITIONS SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL RESEARCH EDUCATOR CPR3ECC
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`Arrhythmia
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`Cnolesierol
`
`Congenital
`Defects Children
`rt Ad ulis
`
`Head Attack
`
`Hear: Failure
`
`High Blood
`Pressure
`
`Shake
`
`Vascular Health
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`More
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`Classes of Heart Failure
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` 1 me:
`
`64
`
`2::
`
`3h“ ‘ 5“
`
`Uri-131M Sap 23.2mm
`
`Hean Failure
`
`. Home
`- About Heat Failure
`Inlroc'uction
`Type-S 0‘. Hear: Fa lure
`
`can: Cf HDJI‘. F:iili urn
`Heliirl Fi-tllllié' -ri :l'l'fllflll
`Advanced Harm Fa Iur-J
`. Causes and Risks for HF
`
`- Warning Signs and Symptoms
`- Dramas-nu HF
`- Treatment Opuons for HF
`
`- Living WITH HF mu Advanced HF
`‘ Tools and Resources
`- Personal Stones
`
`‘7 RISEE
`(“as
`
`My HF Guide
`£314.24 :-
`
`
`
`Hean Failure Questions In Ask Your Doclor
`
`
`
`Use Ihese questions In aslr your m about heart
`Iailure
`
`._
`
`Class I-Iv [1,“
`N.
`._
`Howsevere
`"*
`"mm " "'
`ath‘
`are the patients WW" """
`““‘fl‘fl‘m‘
`
`Class A-D
`What level at problems
`does the healthcare
`provn‘lersee?
`
`symptoms?
`
`isUn Lee H in thin n on
`
`DT rare-emf
`
`Donors usually classm; patienls‘ heart [allure according to Ina severity of their symptoms. The table below describes
`[he most oorrmmly used classrficalicn system. the New York Heart Associaliori [NYHM Functional Classificallm'. II
`places patients in one or [w calegones based on how much they are Iirriiled during physcal activity
`
`Class
`
`Paalenl Symptoms
`
`I
`
`|I
`
`Ill
`
`IV
`
`No Iiiriilalion cl' physneal activity. Ordinary physmal adiirity does not cause undue iaugue, palpitalicn.
`dyspnea (shortness of brealhi.
`
`Slight Ill'l'll‘lflllon of physical athy. Comfortable al rest. Ordinary physrcalarmwty results In fatigue.
`palpilafion. dyspnea {shortness ol brea‘lhl.
`
`Marleen limitation cl physics! acllyrty. Comfortable at rest. Less than ordinary activity causes faligue.
`palgitation. or dyspnea.
`
`Unable to carry on any physical activity Wlll'loul dimes“. mules at heart failure at rest. ll' any
`plays-eel $wa is mdenalren. disconfl'm increases.
`
`class Objective Assessment
`
`A
`
`B
`
`C
`
`0
`
`No obiecl'rve evidence or cardimrascdar disease. No syirptoms and no IimITaIIJn In ordinary physical
`armily
`
`Obgedwe ewdenoe at minimal cardiovascular disease. we symmms and slim: Iimiiation dining
`ordinary activily. Cor-nimble a: rest.
`
`Obiedwa evidence of moderately severe oard-avascular disease Marimd lim'rraiion in adivity due lo
`symptoms. even during lessathm-ordinary eclririly. Coriilorlehle only at rest.
`
`Obiedm evidence of severe urnnvaswlar disease 3evere limitallons Experiences aymmoms even
`while at rest.
`
`For Example:
`- A palinenl MH‘I minimal or no symptoms but a large pressure gredent across Ilia aortic valve or severe
`obslruction or the left main coronary anery Is classified:
`- Function capacity I. Objective Assessment D
`- A paceni with severe angina] syndrome birl ang'wraphcally normal coronary arteries is dassrried'
`- Functlonal Capacity IV. Objective Assessment A
`
`htrp:waw.heart.0rg/HEARTORGi’ConditionslfleanFailurelAboutHeartFailurelClasses-otLHeart-Fail...
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`UNITED THERAPEUTICS, EX. 2056
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