What are normal vital signs for a 45 year old female?

Answer 1

Providing that they don't have any health problems that may alter their vital signs i.e. Heart disease, they should be the same as they are for any adult. Blood pressure- 120/80 Temperature-36- 38 degrees Pulse- 60-100 beats per minute Respirations- 12- 20 breaths per minute

Answer 2

"Normal" ranges for pulse in any person at any age varies quite a bit. Pulse varies even more than blood pressure measurements, and changes second-by-second. At rest, a baseline pulse is typically 60-70 beats per minute. Tachycardia is usually diagnosed with a continuous pulse rate of 100 or over. It is not uncommon, however, for either older persons, or well-trained athletes, to have a resting pulse rate as low as 45-50. This reflects a well-conditioned cardiovascular system in the athlete, and possibly a lower BMR (basal metabolic rate) in the elderly. Low pulse rates are usually not a health concern unless they are related to fainting, or possibly to certain medications which may require dose adjustments.