In pediatrics, it is generall recognized that younger (and thus smaller) patients can have higher heart rates than adults. In the extreme, the example of the hummingbird is often alluded to (hummingbirds are tiny and thus have extremely rapid heartbeats). Newborns have heart rates that can range from 110-160 and be totally normal.
Average or Normal heart rates for a 4- year old (or any healthy preschooler aged 3-5) can range from 80-120.
Heart rates outside of this range or right at the extremes of this range should be contemplated further and evaluated by a physician or nurse practitioner. Thus, a heart rate of 120 in a 4-5 year old could possibly be associated with a higher level of emotional stress or lower physical fitness in a sedentary or overweight child. It could also be completely normal and attributable to that child's unique physiology.
If your child can tolerate greater or more frequent exercise, you can try taking their pulse over time to see if this improves their heart rate, though the most obvious changes may be to their blood pressure.
Sources:
http://www.rnceus.com/psvt/psvtvs.html
http://www.emedicinehealth.com/pediatric_vital_signs/article_em.htm
No, it should be less than 120
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Everything from 65 to 95 BPM will be considered OK. Ideal heart resting heart rate for 42 year old female would be 65-70 BPM. http://www.24by7info.com/heartrate/normal_heart_rate_in_adult.html http://www.24by7info.com/normalheartrateinadult/normal_heart_rate_in_adult.html
I sometimes have a pulse rate of 49 when I'm sitting down in the evening relaxing after a busy day, I'm usually very relaxed and chilled when I use my BP machine which is about 124/72 my normal heart rate is 60-70 during the day. But yes under 60 means your relaxed, or on prescription medication that relaxes the nervous system or mussels. Its not abnormal, actually its common, so do not worry. Pulse will slow down when you have little or no stress or anxiety... then rise to stressful situations.
In determining whether 120 is a dangerous heart rate for a child, you need to know the age of the child. When we are first born our heart rate is 125 beats. However, by the time the child reaches school their heart rate should have settled down to 100 with a safe range being between 75 and 115.
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A BP of 124/72 is a very good BP for a 49 year old woman. It is neither hyper- nor hypotensive.
Allegretto is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "moderately fast tempo." It may be measured at 112 to 124 beats per minute. The pronunciation will be "AL-ley-GRET-to" in Italian.
Everything from 65 to 95 BPM will be considered OK. Ideal heart resting heart rate for 42 year old female would be 65-70 BPM. http://www.24by7info.com/heartrate/normal_heart_rate_in_adult.html http://www.24by7info.com/normalheartrateinadult/normal_heart_rate_in_adult.html
I sometimes have a pulse rate of 49 when I'm sitting down in the evening relaxing after a busy day, I'm usually very relaxed and chilled when I use my BP machine which is about 124/72 my normal heart rate is 60-70 during the day. But yes under 60 means your relaxed, or on prescription medication that relaxes the nervous system or mussels. Its not abnormal, actually its common, so do not worry. Pulse will slow down when you have little or no stress or anxiety... then rise to stressful situations.
187 to 124
78 year old man blood sugar level 124,is this to hign?
268 - 124 = 144 144 x 2 = 288 So, 288 minutes.
124/124 = 1 124/62 = 2 124/31 = 4 124/4 = 31 124/2 = 62 124/1 = 124
Yes, 12/4 can be a time signature. It would dictate twelve beats per measure, with one beat equal to one quarter note.
$1,000,000 a year $80,000 a month $20,000 a week $2,000 a day $124 a hour $2 a minute $0.43 a second $1,000,000 a year $80,000 a month $20,000 a week $2,000 a day $124 a hour $2 a minute $0.43 a second
The multiples of 124 between 1 and 10 are:1 x 124 = 1242 x 124 = 2483 x 124 = 3724 x 124 = 4965 x 124 = 6206 x 124 = 7447 x 124 = 8688 x 124 = 9929 x 124 = 111610 x 124 = 1240
124 is quite a high IQ score for any age, but I don't believe there is a thing as "too much" IQ.
Yes.