What MET levels are descriptive of patients in the Phase I care of Cardiac Rehab (inpatient rehab/hospitalization)?
- At 3.5, DC to Phase II
What MET levels are descriptive of patients in Phase II of cardiac rehab (Outpatient)?
-MET Levels 3.5 and up
MET level 1
At rest
MET level 1.5-2
MET Levels 2-3
-In Phase I (Acute Inpatient)
-Dressing
-Seated sponge bath/seated shower with warm water
(NO hot water or super cold water–takes more energy)
-UEs take more energy than LE
-Dusting, doing dishes
-Playing instruments
-walking 2 mi/hours (at level TWO-three, walk TWO mi/hr)
MET levels 3-4
MET levels 4-5
MET levels 5-6
-Put linens to USE! SEXY TIME
(Think of all the sexual letters that start with F for FIVE–this is for YOU, Trace!)
-Shoveling, digging
-Cycling, canoeing, horseback, roller skating
MET levels 6-7
MET levels 7-8
- Vigorous downhill skiing, mountain climbing, ice hockey, touch football
MET levels 8-9
- Fencing, handball, vigorous basketball
MET levels 10+
- Think of the Road Runner cartoon