Puls: The method of conducting the investigation and analyzing the results

Pulspuls sponsored in the poly test is examined, as the doctor evaluates the heart rate, regularity and strength of the pulse rate, as well as the resulting vibration in the artery. The pulse rate can be measured in the artery near the skin, such as: pulse artery or carotis artery in the neck, or by listening to the heart through the doctor’s headset, and it is also possible to electrically take up the pulse. The risk category is measured by people with different heart disease such as heart muscle weakness or irregular heartbeat. How to conduct the investigation is measured by the pulse rate by following the following steps: Put the ends of the index fingers and fingers at the bottom of your neck on both sides of the trachea. Lightly press your fingers until you feel blood beating under your fingers, maybe you should move your fingers up or down until you feel the pulse. Use the watch with a second hand or look at the watch with a second -hand. Count the impulses you feel for 10 seconds, and hit this number in six to get your heartbeat, that is, the pulse rate in the minute. General warnings There is no risk of completing the exam. During pregnancy: There are no special warnings. Breastfeeding: There are no special warnings. Children and babies are not special warnings. Elderly: There are no special warnings. Management: There are no special warnings. Medicines affecting the result of the investigation can affect the following medication of the heart rate: Beta blockers. Calcium channel blockers. Digxin. Adrenaline. Atropine. Dubutamine. Dopamine. Bronchodilats. The results of the investigation in children The normal pulse rate in children varies between 70 – 100 beats per minute. RESULTS -Analysis The normal pulsation rate for adults varies between 60 – 100 beats per minute, while otherwise it may indicate the following: acceleration of the impulses: There may be an increase in the rate of heart rate due to the following: physical activity. Emotion. Anxiety. High temperature. Dehydration. Anemia. Shock. Heart failure. Iron deficiency. Hyper thyroid activity. Heart disorders. Medicine that increases the heart rate. Slow pulses: There can be a decrease in the heartbeat due to the following: poor heart muscle. Some infection, such as salmonella, in which the pulse rate is slow in terms of high heat. Medicines that lead to the slowdown of the heartbeat. Hypothyroidism.