In most individuals, even a high resting pulse rate in unconditioned people will not exceed 75-80 beats per minutes. Excluding external drug effects, physicians would consider this borderline tachycardia and monitor via 12-lead EKG and/or echocardiogram to determine any cardiac abnormalities. At this rate, most individuals may also experience hypertension and a feeling of palpitations, dizziness or breathlessness. If the physicians find the tachycardia is "idiopathic" with no specific cause determined, they may prescribe a group of drugs known as beta-blockers to slow down the heart rate.
No -- that's a tad high. It comes in at the low end of tachycardia (100BPM and up).
blood presure read 158/102
A normal resting heart rate for a 6 year old child is between 18 and 30 beats per minute. The normal blood pressure is 70 over 120. You should seek medical attention right away.
A blood pressure reading of 137/78 is not considered high. When the top number is 140 or higher that is considered high blood pressure.
Technically speaking, a pulse rate 100 and above is "high." This is referred to as tachycardia. However, pulse rates are unique to individuals. If a person's resting heart rate is normally 60, and he or she all of the sudden has a resting heart rate of 90, this would probably be considered high, even though it does not technically fit the definition of tachycardia.
It seems low for a regular adult, but it sincerely depends on your age.
False. The MAP should bbe around 75 mmHg.
no, this is too high, 120 over 80 is the ideal blood pressure for an adult.
my blood perssure is 175 over 102 and p is 71
mine blood level is 102 is that normal?
See a doctor !!
This BP is in normal range. 102 over 87 means Systolic BP is 102 and Diastolic BP is 87. The normal range is Systolic of 100-140 and Diastolic of 60-90.However, the interesting thing about this BP is that the Pulse pressure which is defined as the difference between systolic and diastolic BP, is narrow.Narrow Pulse may be seen in normal people but can also be seen in heart failure, arteriosclerosis, markedly decreased intravascular volume like dehydration and diabetic ketoacidosis.