30-Hours Professional Diploma in Cardiac (Heart) Care
Credit hours
3
Heart health is the focus, beginning with how the cardiovascular system works and the main risk factors for heart disease. Learners study how to recognise and respond to cardiac emergencies, common heart conditions, monitoring and diagnostic tests, an overview of medications, surgery and rehabilitation, and heart-healthy lifestyle habits. Useful for care workers, health support staff and anyone with a personal interest.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Cardiac Health and Disease
- 02Anatomy and Physiology of the Cardiovascular System
- 03Risk Factors and Prevention of Heart Disease
- 04Recognising and Responding to Cardiac Emergencies
- 05Cardiac Monitoring and Diagnostic Procedures
- 06Common Cardiac Conditions: Symptoms and Management
- 07Medications, Surgical Interventions, and Cardiac Rehabilitation
- 08Lifestyle Modifications and Heart-Healthy Practices
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