Yоu аre аn exercise physiоlоgist working in аn outpatient clinical exercise center that works with patients with ischemic heart disease who have had medical clearance to begin exercise. Your newest patient is a hypertensive 59-year-old man who was recently diagnosed with >70% blockage to three major coronary arteries. His treatment was six weeks ago and included coronary artery bypass grafting of the left anterior descending artery using the mammary artery, and the two other vessels were opened with angioplasty and stents. He has since been prescribed beta-adrenergic receptor blockers, an anti-hypertensive medication, a lipid-lowering medication and an anticoagulant, each taken daily. He currently has no symptoms of IHD at rest or during light-intensity activities of daily living. He has not exercised consistently in 20 years, but he does have a physically demanding job (4-7 METs) in road construction (40 hrs/week) from which he is on leave for at least six more weeks. Since his diagnosis, the patient has reported increased social isolation, persistent sadness and loss of interest in activities he enjoyed before the diagnosis. Other important health data: BMI = 31 kg/m2, RBP = 134/88 mmHg, RHR = 62 bpm, non-smoker, no signs/symptoms of metabolic or renal disease. Clinical graded exercise test performed on the treadmill 4 weeks after revascularization resulted in the following (Note: all medications were taken the morning before the assessment): Patient requested endpoint at 8 METs due to difficulty breathing. HRmax achieved was 132 bpm at an RPE of 17/20. BPmax = 188/90 mmHg. Post-exercise recovery was normal with quick resolution of breathing difficulties. 1) What resistance exercise would you prescribe for this patient? Note which area of muscular fitness (endurance, strength, or power) you plan to focus on for this first week, and then include FREQUENCY, NUMBER OF EXERCISES AND MUSCLES GROUPS ADDRESSED, REPETITIONS/SETS/REST and INTENSITY/LOAD. 2) Note two specific exercises you will not complete with this patient during the first few weeks of exercise and why you will avoid them.
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