How do you check your pulse rate?

Answer 1

A pulse rate can be checked for 6 seconds( the number counted is then multiplied by 10), it can be checked for 10 seconds ( the resulting number is multiplied by 6), or it can be checked for 15 seconds ( and the resulting number is then multiplied by 4).

Answer 2

The most common place (in a non emergency setting is your wrist).

The easiest way is with your palm faced upward then placing 2 fingers on the outer edge of your wrist.

Do not use your thumb to test your pulse, as the thumb has a pulse of its own.

Answer 3

When counting a pulse rate by hand, it is usual to do so for at least 30 seconds, and often for a full minute. If you are using a digital pulse counting devise, you can get an answer much more quickly.

Answer 4

you check your pulse rate by two fingers after you rest or run. check it on your neck, ankle or wrist.

Answer 5

Check the pulse for 15 seconds, multiply by 4 to obtain the beats per minute.

Answer 6

15 seconds then multiply your answer by 4