Question 1

whats a normal heart rate for a child?

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Depends: A lot depends on the age of the child. The younger the child the higher the heart rate. 0-1 years, 100-120. 1-5 yrs, 90-110. 5-12yrs , 60-90. 12-adult 60-90 depending upon level of fitness. These are resting heart rates.

Question 2

whats normal heart rate for an adult at work?

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What type of work?: What type of work? The heart rate depends on many factors including conditioning, activity and stress level, disease state, mediations, etc. The standard answer is 60-100 but lower rates are quite normal for heatlhy conditioned people and resting rates near 100 are not desirable. With heavy exertion rates may be considerably higher.

Question 3

whats is a dangerous heart rate while doin cardio ?

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Varies: There is no specific dangerous heart rate during exercise. How fast your heart beats with exercise depends on a number of factors, especially your conditioning. If you are healthy, a heart reate in the 170's or even higher may be ok and tolerated. Now if you have a problem such as coronary disease, the safe heart rate would depend on an assessment by your doctor. A stress test is commonly done.

Question 4

whats a healthy resting heart rate 40 male?

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44-90: Depends on your level of endurance and intrasinc heart rate variability. 45-90 all can be good.

Question 5

whats the normal heart rate for a 9 month old?

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

Question 6

whats the fastest your heart rate can be during svt?

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Depends: Supraventricular tachycardia often has abrupt rate changes often with the rate higher than sinus tachycardia
- infants > 220 bpm
- children > 180 bpm
- adults > 160 bpm.

Question 7

whats a normal heart rate for a 34 year old male at rest who doesnt exercise? is 81-90 ok?

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Common: This is within the healthy range of normal.

Question 8

whats the lowest a resting heart rate should get? im laying here and its dropping down to 57?

Accepted Answer

: It can drop below 50. Probably, 40 will be the lower limit at rest and during sleep to some people without any underlying heart disease.

Question 9

my resting heart rate laying down is 70 as soon as i go to down it goes to 90 and stays there. whats the cause?

Accepted Answer

Supine: The heart works harder to circulate blood when you're lying flat rather than sitting up. It is more noticeable on first lying down but then slows in healthy people. A persistent heart rate of 90 would be considered rapid at rest and causes such as overactive thyroid or cardiac pathology would be looked for by a physician or cardiologist.

Question 10

what causes heart rate fluctuations?

Accepted Answer

Heart rate: Heart rate normally varies depending on supply and demand for cardiac output. Drugs, conditioning and other things can also cause heart rate change up or down.

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