Course 6: Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation (CARDIO)

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About This Course

The Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation course introduces rehabilitation professionals to key considerations in supporting individuals with cardiovascular and respiratory conditions. Explore the relationship between cardiopulmonary function, activity tolerance, mobility, and participation in daily life.

The course emphasizes foundational knowledge, clinical reasoning, patient safety, and rehabilitation planning to help learners better understand functional needs in cardiopulmonary care.

  • Who Is This Course For? 

  • Occupational therapists, physical therapists, rehabilitation professionals, and students interested in cardiopulmonary rehabilitation.

What You'll Learn

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • Describe foundational concepts in cardiopulmonary rehabilitation.

  • Recognize how cardiovascular and respiratory limitations may affect daily activities.

  • Explore activity tolerance and functional assessment considerations.

  • Identify rehabilitation planning and patient education principles.

  • Discuss safety considerations when supporting activity and participation.

  • Apply course concepts to relevant rehabilitation scenarios.

Why Enroll in this Course?

Cardiovascular and respiratory health can influence activity tolerance, mobility, endurance, and participation in daily life. This course expands your understanding of cardiopulmonary function, rehabilitation considerations, and patient safety. These broader clinical insights can help you recognize when additional assessment or coordinated care may be needed for patients with complex rehabilitation needs, complementing your development toward lymphedema specialization and CLT goals.
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