Question 1

pulse rate 100 when anxious is that high?

Accepted Answer

Pulse rates: may increase with anxiety. Pulse of 100 is bordering on tachycardia (fast heart rate) but may be anticipated with marked anxiety.

Question 2

what should a pulse rate be after sprinting 100 m?

Accepted Answer

Depends on the perso: Usually over 120bpm.  But a trainer or a person who works with althletes can explain this to you.  If you are in shape your heart will beat less than if you are out of shape.

Question 3

my pulse rate is always 95 to 100 what can i do ..plz suggest me?

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Pulse : That pulse rate may be nothing or it could indicate a problem. See a dr. To find out if a problem is there.

Question 4

m 21yrs old and having a weight of 102kg and my pulse rate always remains above 100 is it normal ?

Accepted Answer

No, but explainable: Hr is influenced by many factors (level of sympathetic nerve (adrenalin) activation, state of body physiologic stress, thyroid levels, hydration status,  and cardiopulmonary conditioning.). Is it regular or irregular?  Irreg abnl heart rhythms (like atrial fibrillation which produces an irregularly irregular rhythm can occur.  An ecg/exam can define your rhythm and a doc eval shd provide a cause.

Question 5

hello i am 34 year old female and my pulse rate ranges from 80-100 bpm is this normal? or should i worry?

Accepted Answer

Yes-normal: A heart rate between 80 and 100 BPM is completely normal. The normal heart range is considered to be between 60 and 100 beats per minute but can vary according to numerous circumstances such as activity position time of day or medications you were taking or other factors if heart rate between 80 and 100 beats per minutes and no symptoms, no need to worry

Question 6

is over 100 resting pulse rate an acceptable number?

Accepted Answer

Heart rate: Heart rate of 100 if at rest is faster than normal. It is not dangerous in and of itself. What is important is why it should be elevated at rest and there are many possibilities for this.

Question 7

normal adult pulse rate?

Accepted Answer

Depends: Normal depends on age and activity. At rest, 50-100. With peak exertion, the normal peak heart rate will be in the vicinity of (220 - age in years).  Example: if you're 41, your normal peak hr would be around 179.  This is just a rule of thumb. Many people can exceed this with strenuous exertion.

Question 8

what is a good pulse rate?

Accepted Answer

Varies: Usual range for adult is 60 to 100 but it is continually fluctuating based on what stresses your body is subjected to. It is how your heart responds to stress that is the important thing.

Question 9

is a pulse rate of 74, good?

Accepted Answer

Normal: It is normal. The average adult pulse rate at rest is 72.

Question 10

what is a normal pulse rate?

Accepted Answer

No "normal": Average adults can be anywhere in the 40's for athletically active individuals up to the 80's for some people. Average might be 50-70 bpm.

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