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How would i find and check my heart rate?
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Checking pulse: Essiest way is generally checking the radial or carotid pulse by using 2nd and 3rd digits over wrist or neck area ...When you feel pulse count number of beats over 10 seconds using a watch and multiply x 6.
Answered 9/6/2019
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