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Exercise Stress Test Video Presentation
Exercise Stress Test -- An Introduction
Human Heart Anatomy
Understanding Coronary Artery Disease
Getting Started with a Stress Echocardiogram
Getting Started --Diabetic Patients
What Happens During a Stress Test?
Sensations You May Feel During a Exercise Nuclear Scan Test
After the Exercise Stress Test
What Results Can You Expect From an Exercise Nuclear Scan Test ?
How Safe Is an Exercise Nuclear Scan Test?
Alternatives to a Stress Test
Nuclear Scan Stress Test -- What Happens If You Don't Have It?
Exercise Nuclear Scan Test - Presentation Summary
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Video Text
Based on your past medical history, physical exam and current symptoms, your doctor is recommending a stress test.
This test may also be used if you have undergone a procedure such as balloon angioplasty, bypass surgery or ablation to monitor the progress of your recovery.
The purpose of this test is to check the blood supply to your heart muscle, while you are active and resting. The test may reveal areas in your heart that are not getting enough blood, which may indicate heart disease or a previous heart attack. The test does not specifically locate or identify blockages. The test identifies general areas that may be of concern.
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