Medical Flyer Design Ideas for Cardiology Patient Infographic

Numbered steps infographic titled "Cardiology Patient Flyer Design Ideas". A5 portrait composition, editorial magazine style, high-contrast accessible palette, clean instructional illustration. Create 6 numbered step cards in a vertical sequence, each with a clear visual of the action, a short heading IN English, and a one-line plain-language caption IN English. Theme: patient education leaflet mockup for cardiology clinic communication, friendly and reassuring, non-diagnostic, no drug dosages, no graphic surgery, no blood imagery. Step 1: welcoming cover concept with heart-health friendly imagery, clinic branding area, and approachable patient-centered layout. Step 2: symptoms and care topic overview section with simple cardiology icons, easy reading hierarchy, and plain-language educational style. Step 3: preparing for a visit section with checklist visuals such as questions, medication list, and appointment notes, without specific medical claims. Step 4: healthy habits support section with illustrations like walking, balanced meals, sleep, and stress management, framed as general wellness education. Step 5: test or procedure explanation section using abstract non-invasive cardiology visuals such as stethoscope, ECG monitor lines, blood pressure cuff, and consultation scene, avoiding technical overload. Step 6: contact and follow-up section with a prominent "When to Call Us" callout box, plus a separate callout that says exactly: "Consult your doctor / dentist for personal guidance" in English. Include friendly headings, numbered sections, clear illustrations, plain-language captions, strong editorial layout rhythm, generous white space, icons, pull quotes, and accessible contrast. No diagnostic claims, no treatment promises, no emergency instructions beyond the callout framing. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no graphic gore, no watermarks NOT medical advice — include "Consult your doctor / dentist for personal guidance" callout in {language}. No graphic surgery / blood imagery. No specific drug dosages. No diagnostic claims.