Sentence examples for minute heart rate from inspiring English sources

Cardiac output is logically equal to the product of the stroke volume and the number of beats per minute (heart rate).

On initial examination, the baby was alert, with a temperature of 39.4°C, a respiratory rate of 40 breaths per minute, heart rate of 143 beats per minute, and oxygen (O2) saturation at 98% (in room air).

The reconstructed profiles consisted of 100 time frames equally spaced between two QRS peaks giving a time resolution of approximately 1.5 ms for an animal with a 400 beat per minute heart rate.

Clinical cues were presented in natural units such as mmHg (for systolic blood pressure), beats per minute (heart rate), breath per minute (respiratory rate) and degree Celsius (°C) (temperature).

For example, the standard double labeled water technique and the measurement of oxygen consumption by minute to minute heart rate or ventilation masks can only be used in laboratory settings and are impractical for the assessment during everyday live in the community [ 72, 73].

Pulse oximetry readings were 100%% in room air, respiratory rate was 30 – 45 breaths per minute, heart rate 140 – 145 beats per minute, all peripheral pulses were palpable, accurate blood pressure measurement could not be obtained, there was a formed stool in the nappy.

We consider the inverse and patient specific problem of short term (seconds to minutes) heart rate regulation specified by a system of nonlinear ODEs and corresponding data.

PA measures were derived by combining minute-to-minute heart rate and accelerometry measures using a "branched equation model" (17).

The 90-minute heart rate was often significantly lower in the adrenaline group, and although pallor was noted more frequently it was transient and of no known clinical significance [ 14].

We recently reported an inverse cross-sectional association between time spent at MVPA and insulin resistance that was independent of PAEE in middle-aged U.K. Caucasians in whom physical activity was measured with individually calibrated minute-by-minute heart rate monitoring (18).

During spontaneous breathing over 5 minutes, heart rate variability (HRV) was assessed by spectral analysis using fast Fourier transformation.