لخّصلي

Pulse (Heart Rate) o Purpose: To assess cardiovascular response before, during, and after exercise.o Monitor for signs of respiratory distress.o Detect abnormal rhythms (e.g., tachycardia, bradycardia, arrhythmias).o Application: o Check baseline BP before starting sessions, especially in hypertensive or cardiac patients.o Application: o Determine baseline fitness level.Blood Pressure (BP) o Purpose: Evaluate the cardiovascular system's response to rest and activity.o Monitor for hypotensive or hypertensive reactions during therapy.o Monitor exercise intensity.?2.?3.?4.?5.

Pulse (Heart Rate)
• Purpose: To assess cardiovascular response before, during, and after exercise.
• Application:
• Determine baseline fitness level.
• Monitor exercise intensity.
• Detect abnormal rhythms (e.g., tachycardia, bradycardia, arrhythmias).
• Stop exercise if heart rate exceeds safe limits.

⸻

2. Blood Pressure (BP)
   • Purpose: Evaluate the cardiovascular system’s response to rest and activity.
   • Application:
   • Check baseline BP before starting sessions, especially in hypertensive or cardiac patients.
   • Monitor for hypotensive or hypertensive reactions during therapy.
   • Guide exercise progression safely.

⸻

3. Respiratory Rate (RR)
   • Purpose: Assess breathing rate and rhythm.
   • Application:
   • Important in pulmonary rehabilitation (e.g., COPD).
   • Monitor for signs of respiratory distress.
   • Evaluate improvement after breathing exercises.

⸻

4. Body Temperature
   • Purpose: Identify signs of infection or systemic illness.
   • Application:
   • Delay treatment if the patient has a fever.
   • Monitor temperature post-surgery or in neurological patients.

⸻

5. Oxygen Saturation (SpO₂)
   • Purpose: Monitor oxygen levels in the blood.
   • Application:
   • Ensure SpO₂ stays ≥ 90% during exercise.
   • Use supplemental oxygen if levels drop.
   • Critical for respiratory and cardiac patients.