Promoting Physical Activity of Persons with Permanent Cardiac Pacemaker : Nurse’s Roles
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Physical activities, Permanent Cardiac Pacemaker, Nurse's rolesAbstract
Nowadays, the percentage of people who use permanent cardiac pacemakers is increasing. Permanent cardiac pacemaker implantation may impact their everyday lives related to physical activity limitations. According to a literature review, most of them cannot perform the same actions as previously. There are limitations in their lives, work, exercises, and decreased physical activity. As a result of this study, nurses are essential professionals who can support and promote physical activity to persons with permanent cardiac pacemakers-evaluating, estimating, and giving physical activity recommendations suited to the individual’s lifestyle to engage in enough appropriate physical activities.
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