what is normal pulse of a person age 60?
142420
Depends alot on fitness level.
1097262
i am 6 wks and the heart beat is at 158 which is a very good rate this is my 3rd
219495
I am assuming you mean target heart rate. It is based on age and on percentage of max heart rate. As you get older, your max heart rate drops. You can easily find your maximum target heart rate with this simple method. Subtract your age from 220 (226 for women) to calculate your Maximum Heart Rate.  \n\nWarm up --- 50 - 60% of maximum heart rate\nFitness Zone (Fat Burning) --- 60 - 70%\nAerobic Zone (Endurance Training) --- 70 - 80% \nAnaerobic Zone (Performance Training) --- 80 - 90%\n\nor follow the link...
366655
it is better for your heart to beat slower, but not too slow. A healthy person who is in shape has resting a heart rate around 60 beats per minute.
30627
The pulse is the number of heartbeats per minute.\n\nThe pulse is measured at the wrist, neck, temple, groin, behind the knees, or on top of the foot. In these areas, an artery passes close to the skin.\n\nTo measure the pulse at the wrist, place the index and middle finger over the underside of the opposite wrist, below the base of the thumb. Press firmly with flat fingers until you feel the pulse. To measure the pulse on the neck, place the index and middle finger just to the side of the Adam's apple, in the soft, hollow area. Press firmly until the pulse is located.\n\nOnce you find the pulse, count the beats for 1 full minute, or for 30 seconds and multiply by 2. This will give the beats per minute.
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How To Take Your Pulse: Typically, you can feel your pulse in your wrist, thumb side with palm facing up. Use the lightest touch possible to be able to feel the beat in your artery. Use your index and your middle finger. Don't use your thumb because your thumb has a pretty strong pulse in it and it might confuse your findings. I recommend in an aerobics setting where you are trying to determine your target heart rate, to count for 15 seconds in a healthy person and then multiple that number by 4 to obtain your heart rate. You're looking for a 60 second count. \n\n220: This is the standard for Maximum Heart Rate. Each year of our life, this rate will decrease by one beat. The easiest way to find your maximum heart rate is to subtract your age from 220. \n\nResting Heart Rate: To determine your resting heart rate, take your pulse before you get out of bed in the morning. Review "How To Take Your Pulse". \n\nTarget Heart Rate Range: Beginning exercisers should work between 50% - 65%. More advanced exercisers may be comfortable in the 70% - 80% range. Remember: if you are uncomfortable, don't do it. If in doubt, ask your doctor. You should not begin an exercise program without first seeking advice from a qualified medical physician.
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the human heart is capable of very low heart rates to very high rates. physiologically each heart beat is completed in 0.8seconds, thus the number of heart beat per minute is 60 divided by 0.8= 75 beats per minute. the physiological phenomenon are always given a range value rather than a precise number since every individual is different. hence heart rate ranges from 60-90 beats per minute which can also be as low as 40 for athletes due to vagal tone.
453333
35-45 beats per minute.
1024205
Straight from the American Heart Association page:  \n\nYour maximum heart rate is about 220 minus your age. The figures above are averages, so use them as general guidelines. Your target heart rate is between 50-75% of that number.  So, for example, if you are 30, your target heart is 95-142 beats per minute.
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yes these are good healthy exercises as are any exercises that increase heart rate and breathing. swimming, jogging, biking, even fast walking helps.\nAt least 20 min. 30 min better\nOver the age of 40 you might consider speaking to a doctor
996780
60\n\nserious...i'm a late bloomer
762268
Normal blood pressure is 120/70.  If it's at 158/84, it's considered on the high side.  Yours is way out of the normal range.  Please see a doctor ASAP.
343131
It depends how fast your heart beats, in an average healthy adult it's approximately 100,000 times a day, roughly 70 times a minute.
1011407
age and weight are ok, you do need to see a doctor about the heart rate it is too high. It may not be a "heart condition" per se, do you get anxiety attacks, and chronically check your pulse? Either way, you need to be seen by a doctor. Normal pulse rate is around 80 bpm.
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There are a few things it could be. 110 is not a healthy resting heart rate, you definitely should see a Dr. But you could have a heart problem. There's a good possibility that you have SVT (Super Ventricular Tachycardia) Which is where your heart rate increases, and your heart contracts so fast that it is unable to pump blood well. I think you probably need some exercise to lower your resting rate, and you need to see a Dr. about the 160, a heart rate of 160 can cause hypoxia (low blood oxygen) to your organs such as your brain and heart.
995162
That is way to high especially for a 15 year old.  Your normal blood pressure should be 120/80 and 135/85 is considered high.  You need to see a doctor as soon as possible. Your pulse should be fine a normal pulse is 60-100 beats per minute.  However, as I said before you need to see a doctor, blood pressure that high can kill you.  By the way if you took your blood pressure through those machines that they have in stores they have been proven to give incorrect numbers, but to be on the safe side go to the doctor.  I wish you luck!
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At an average 60 beats per minute between sleeping working, eating, etc it would be 86,400 beats per day! wow thats a lot!