Question 1

what is a normal heart rate per minute for 6 mo old baby?

Accepted Answer

Age & activity relat: There  is a range of accepted normal heart rate for infants that varies with sleep/wake/activities & deciding when they are transitioning from one state to the next is sometimes hard.
0-3m awake 85-205, asleep 80-160; 3m-2yr awake 100-190 & asleep 60-140.

Question 2

whats the normal heart rate for a 9 month old?

Accepted Answer

Heart rate: Variable depending on the baby"s activity, but at rest anywhere from 80-120.

Question 3

what is the normal heart rate of a 9 month old baby?

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Depends: A good range for normal is 100-180 beats per minute but this can vary depending of activity; for example while sleeping the hr might dip into the 80's and while feeding or crying in might reach the low 200's.

Question 4

what is the normal heart rate for 23 year old female?

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HR can be variable: When resting, normal hrs are 60-80 beats per minute. But younger and healthy people can often have hr below 60 as slow as in the 40s. Lance armstrong was known for having his hr in the 30s.
When under stress or exercising the hr can accelerate to over 100bpm and much more if needed. Everyone's maximum hr is calculated by taking 220-age (yrs).

Question 5

what is the normal heart rate for one year old?

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80-140: Ranges anywhere between 80 to 140 with the average heart rate of a 1 year old being on the 120's.

Question 6

what is a normal heart rate for a 4.5 year old girl?

Accepted Answer

60-90 asleep: And 60-140 awake. Fever can add 10 beats /min to the expected rate for every degree t using f scale. Exercise or activity also increases the rate.

Question 7

what is a normal heart rate for a 19 year old female?

Accepted Answer

60-100: Generally accepted norms for hear rate range from 60 to 100 beats per minute.  However, falling outside of this range does not necessarily indicate that something abnormal is occurring.  If you have concerns that your heart rate is innapropriately low or high relative to the way you feel or your clinical condition, you should be evaluated by your physician.

Question 8

what is the normal heart rate for a 20 year old male at rest?

Accepted Answer

Probably around 60: Depends on how athletic vs. Sedentary you are.  The more athletic you are, the lower your heart rate would be at rest; so a "normal" heart rate is really not defined, fitting every person in the population.  In general however, a healthy, young adult, should not have a resting heart rate more than 80 BPM or much below 50 BPM (again, can be lower if you're an athlete).

Question 9

what is should be the normal heart rate for a child age 4 with wpw syndrome?

Accepted Answer

Same: The same as a child without wpw.

Question 10

65 year old female with normal heart rate around 60+ and has been all over the place last 24 hours...from a low of 84 to a high of 128...resting?

Accepted Answer

Afib: Any previous history of irregular heartbeat? She will need to have at least an ekg done to confirm a possible arrhythmia. Talk to your doctor.

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