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The NYHA class describes how much activity brings on symptoms. Class III means a patient is comfortable at rest, but less than ordinary activity, like walking 50 metres, makes them breathless.
A 64-year-old man with heart failure is comfortable at rest but breathless walking 50 metres. What is his NYHA class?
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A 64-year-old man with heart failure is comfortable at rest but gets breathless walking 50 metres on the flat and climbing one flight of stairs.
What is his NYHA functional class?
The NYHA classification: Class I, no limitation; Class II, slight limitation, so ordinary activity causes symptoms; Class III, marked limitation, so less than ordinary activity (walking 20–100 metres, dressing) causes symptoms; Class IV, symptoms at rest.
Key point: NYHA I: none; II: ordinary activity; III: less than ordinary activity; IV: at rest.
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