An average healthy resting heart rate is between 50-65 bpm. Active heart rate for a 16 yr old shouldn't get higher than 200 and 175 for a 48 yr old. The slower your heart rate is the better (under normal conditions).
60-70
60
If you are in great shape yes!
60-80 bpm
No. The normal rate is 70-75 beats per minute. See a doctor; s/he will determine what is wrong and correct the situation.
The normal resting pulse rate for a 58 year old female is between 70 and 80. When the resting heart rate is below 60, in an average female this is known as bradycardia. When the heart rate is above 100, this is known as tachycardia.
this could be healthy but its not because of the 42 rate it could cause a heart attack. The above answer is actually incorrect. It is quite common for athletes to have a lower heart rate than non-athletes, and is actually a sign that they ARE healthy. See the Related Links below for more information.
The normal resting heart rate for a 2 year old is 80-130 beats per minute.
What the medical field considers a normal, resting heart rate in a healthy adult is between 60-100 beats per minute. So a heart rate of 66 in a healthy 19 year old adult is normal if 60 and regular.
The normal, resting heart rate for an adult who is 27 years old is between 60 and 100 beats per minute. It will be between 40 and 60 beats per minute for a well trained athlete.
The baby's heart rate should be 120 to 150 BPM (beats per minute). Are you referring to the baby's heart rate or your own?
The normal heart rate for a 16 year old female would be between 60-100 BBM. 54 BPM in a resting state is not unusual. A healthy athletic female may have a lower blood pressure and heart rate than a non athletic female. This is due to the heart being trained, so to speak, in being more efficient.