Cardiac Stress Test - John Smith
Patient: John Smith
Patient Information
Patient Name
John Smith
Age
52 years
Date of Birth
Mar 15, 1972
Upload Date
Jan 15, 2024
Summary
Negative cardiac stress test with good exercise tolerance. Patient achieved 90% of age-predicted maximum heart rate without signs of myocardial ischemia. Normal blood pressure response and ECG findings throughout the test. Recovery phase was unremarkable with prompt return to baseline vital signs.
Key Findings
Findings:
- No evidence of exercise-induced ischemia
- Good functional capacity (10 METs)
- Normal heart rate response
- Appropriate blood pressure response
- No significant arrhythmias
Recommendations:
- Continue current exercise regimen
- Maintain heart-healthy diet
- Follow up in 12 months or sooner if symptoms develop
Detailed Analysis Report
Cardiac Stress Test Analysis
Patient: John Smith, 52 years old
Vital Signs During Exercise
- Resting Heart Rate: 72 bpm
- Peak Heart Rate: 152 bpm (90% of age-predicted maximum)
- Blood Pressure: 120/80 mmHg at rest, 168/90 mmHg at peak
- Recovery Heart Rate: Returned to baseline within 3 minutes
Exercise Capacity
Patient completed 9 minutes of the Bruce protocol, achieving 10 METs. This indicates good functional capacity for age.
ECG Findings
No significant ST-segment changes observed during exercise or recovery. Normal sinus rhythm maintained throughout the test.
Clinical Assessment
The stress test was negative for ischemia. Patient demonstrated appropriate heart rate and blood pressure response to exercise. No chest pain or significant arrhythmias noted.
Analysis completed on: Jan 15, 2024