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Heart Rate Blood Pressure
Our Body’s Vitals Heart Rate Blood Pressure
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HEART RATE Resting Heart Rate: Number of times our heart beats in one minute. Unit: Beats per minute or (BPM) Maximum Heart Rate: The most your heart is capable of beating per minute. Equation: age
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Heart Rate Target Heart Rate: A zone where your heart rate should be in order to be working aerobically. Defined as: 60% to 80% of your Maximum heart rate.
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Components of Heart Rate
Cardiac Output: The total amount of blood pumped out of the heart each minute. Product of Heart rate X Stroke volume (BPM) (ml)
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An average cardiac output is:
4900ml/minute (at rest) Average HR: 70 Beats per minute Average SV: 70 ml/beat
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Stroke Volume Defined as: The amount of blood released from the heart each beat. Units: Milliliters (ml)
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Calculations Cardiac Output Equals Heart Rate X Stroke Volume
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Let’s try some Pick up your calculator and figure out these problems:
HR= 80 BPM ; SV= 84 ml/beat Cardiac output = 6720 ml/min
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Problem two HR= 62 bpm; SV= 75 ml/beat Cardiac output = 4650 ml/minute
Can you figure out these problems if cardiac output is given but one of the other variables are not?
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Try These Cardiac output= 5056 ml/min Stroke volume= 64 ml/beat
What would the heart rate be? 79 beats per minute
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One More Cardiac output= 6468 ml/min Heart rate= 84 bpm
What would the stroke volume be? 77 ml/beat
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Procedures For those who are having trouble, do the following:
Write out the actual formula CO= HR x SV Substitute all of the given values = 70 x SV Replace the missing value with an “X” = 70 x (X) Solve for X. X= 4900/70 X= 70 The stroke volume would equal 70 ml/beat.
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Blood Pressure Defined as: The amount of pressure inside of the blood vessels when the heart contracts and relaxes.
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Blood Pressure Two types of pressures are measured:
1) Systolic pressure: Amount of pressure in the vessels when the heart contracts 2) Diastolic Pressure: Amount of pressure in the vessels when the heart relaxes.
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Systolic and Diastolic
_________ 80 (Diastolic)
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Normal Blood Pressure A normal blood pressure reading is:
Systolic: From 120 – 129 Diastolic: From 80 – 89 Anything above these numbers is diagnosed as a certain degree of hypertension (High blood pressure)
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