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Okay, this is an interesting one but mainly no, most activity's will so you don't push yourself but if you really wanted to you could go for however long you want as long as you are not doing harm to your body, depending if you are on a fitness program there will be limits.
Answer:
B. "Client walks 4 miles in 1 hour every day."
Explanation:
Immediately after a heart attack, it is recommended that the patient be at rest so as not to overload the muscle that was recently affected. The duration of this rest varies according to the case: when the infarction generates more serious problems, the tendency is for the rest time to be longer than in cases where the repercussions were smaller.
In cases of myocardial infarction, the total recovery time could be estimated on average at 30 days, ie an average of 4 weeks of rest. After this period the patient should start light exercises that do not overload the heart. These exercises should become more intense over time. For this reason, we can say that after 4 weeks of myocardial infarction, the patient is not able to walk 4 miles in an hour every day, because this would be a very intense exercise for a patient under these conditions.
Continued use/ or addiction
They have been using it for a while and might start to get addicted if not already
