Both heart rate and wingbeat frequency were significantly higher during ascent than later in the flight. |
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You can have a lower cholesterol count, a lower percent of body fat, a smaller waistline, a lower heart rate. |
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The idea is that you raise the heart rate and time how fast it returns to normal. |
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The heart rate and breathing quickens, muscles become tense and senses become heightened. |
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A hormone secreted by the adrenal gland that raises blood pressure by constricting arteries and increasing heart rate. |
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When you get angry your heart rate and blood pressure go up and you receive a surge of adrenaline and noradrenaline. |
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A doctor came into the room and adrenalin flooded her system, and her heart rate went up. |
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Activation of the adrenergic system triggers the release of catecholamines, which stimulate contractility, heart rate, and blood pressure. |
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Oh who am I kidding, the thought of riding wasn't the only thing that was causing my heart rate to speed up. |
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I always wear a heart-rate monitor and I keep an eye on my heart rate all the time. |
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The doctor and nurses have been in and out all afternoon, rechecking his heart rate and blood pressure. |
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It speeds the heart rate, constricts blood vessels, and can raise blood pressure to dangerous levels. |
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As long as you get your heart rate into the aerobic zone, you'll burn plenty of calories and boost your cardio fitness on the recumbent. |
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Finally yesterday's events recurred in her mind and her heart rate lowered sufficiently. |
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For example, start out at 70 percent of your maximum heart rate or lower and gradually work up to a higher intensity level. |
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The extra weight, altitude, and soft snow will all contribute to sending your heart rate into the red zone. |
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The thyroid hormones regulate every aspect of your metabolism, from your heart rate to how quickly you burn calories. |
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Music therapy contributes to reduced anxiety, blood pressure, and heart rate and to relaxed muscle tension. |
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Before and after each administration of salmeterol or placebo, patients were assessed for heart rate, respirations, and breath sounds. |
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Sinus arrhythmia is the variation in the heart rate that occurs during inspiration and expiration. |
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There are divergent results with respect to the association between heart rate variability and arrhythmic events. |
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The heart rate speeds up in order to quickly provide the extra oxygen and nutrients your body will need. |
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They've fashioned together the first talking heart rate recorder, like a polar monitor, only better. |
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A hyperactive manic patient will nearly always have a rapid heart rate, but it doesn't follow that a rapid heart rate causes the mania. |
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The wireless device measures a variety of parameters such as temperature, pulse, blood oxygen saturation and heart rate. |
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The results showed lower blood pressure and body temperature, slower heart rate, and more synchronized brain-wave patterns. |
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They breathe in time with the listener, pulses synchronising, heart rate slowing. |
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In this case, a heart rate of 70 beats per minute requires no specific intervention at this time. |
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His heart rate was 120 beats per minute and his respiratory rate 18 per minute. |
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Let's say you are 20, thus your maximal heart rate is 200 beats per minute. |
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Remember too that any physical task requiring fine motor control goes out the window as your heart rate approaches 140 beats per minute. |
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The Apgar score was based on heart rate, respiratory effort, muscle tone, reflex irritability, and skin color. |
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If you do have a fast heart rate, it is certainly worth asking your doctor to have a tracing of your heart done at the surgery. |
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From mild irritation to intense rage, anger increases the heart rate and blood pressure. |
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For example, when you take a beta blocker, your heart rate may not increase in response to a low blood sugar level. |
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The talk was of stroke-rates, times, splits, lactate curves, heart rate, aerobic thresholds. |
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When we do exercises that elevate the heart rate, such as bicycling, walking or aerobic dance, the body will draw upon its fat stores for energy. |
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The patient may be placed on a cardiac monitor to observe the heart rate and rhythm at all times. |
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The figure you arrive at is your target training heart rate, which you can observe on the monitor while exercising. |
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His heart rate had increased considerably now that moonrise was drawing near. |
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It can be used to reduce fatigue by raising the heart rate and blood pressure. |
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The close relation between heart rate and blood pressure gives reason for a joint assessment. |
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Waking up in the morning puts a strain on the heart because of a surge in blood pressure and heart rate. |
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Procoralan exclusively reduces heart rate by a specific action on the sino-atrial node. |
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The sinus node can increase your heart rate during times of high demand, such as during exercise. |
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Mr Delaney said he was very happy to report that he had a heart rate of under 60 beats to the minute. |
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Walking with ski poles is even better, since you can raise your heart rate as if you were running without pounding your joints. |
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Hearty laughter increases heart rate, blood pressure and respiratory rate, and muscular activity. |
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Cigarette smoke and nicotine cause the heart rate to raise by 15 to 25 beats per minute. |
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Other signs would be general unthriftiness, rough hair coat, labored breathing, and elevated heart rate. |
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I keep my pace quite fast without breaking into a jog, just to get my heart rate up. |
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All patients were continuously monitored for fetal heart rate and uterine contractions. |
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Some of the calcium channel blockers also exert an inhibitory effect on the sinus and atrioventricular nodes, causing the heart rate to slow. |
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His vital signs, including heart rate, blood pressure, and temperature, were normal. |
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It is now a proven fact that high mental stress can affect certain vital signs, such as your blood pressure and your resting heart rate. |
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But unlike a living brain that controls heart rate and respiration, a conventional camshaft can't alter the valve events. |
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These mice are characterized by polycythemia but have normal blood pressure, heart rate, and cardiac output. |
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We determined cardiac reactivity by averaging heart rate in the 20 seconds immediately after presentation of the stimulus. |
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In these patients, the heart rate, cardiac output, and blood pressure rise appropriately in response to exercise. |
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His heart rate started to become erratic, making his blood pulse through his veins with added force. |
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I remember cold metal instruments checking my heart rate, taking my temperature. |
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Electronic underwear sensitive to fluctuations in the wearer's heart rate has been developed by the research facility in Germany. |
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A person's heart rate is also checked every seven minutes to ensure the person is not overdoing it. |
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So the heart rate is controlled by the balance between the parasympathetic and sympathetic nervous systems' activity. |
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Aerobic exercise increases your breathing and heart rate, which can improve the health of your heart, lungs and circulatory system. |
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Some symptoms of hypoglycemia are light-headedness, fainting, diaphoresis, clamminess, palpitations or rapid heart rate. |
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Then I had to pedal on a bike for 10 minutes while she gradually beefed up the resistance and monitored my heart rate. |
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Consider monitoring your exercise heart rate with a heart rate monitor or a pedometer to keep track of the number of steps in a given day. |
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This kind of breathing sustains other aspects of the stress response, such as rapid heart rate and perspiration. |
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It fastens to your chest and not only records your heart rate information, but gives you a step-by-step instruction on what to do. |
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It increases the heart rate, makes muscles contract more forcefully and enhances the general state of alertness. |
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Decrease myocardial oxygen demand by decreasing heart rate, systolic blood pressure, and contractility. |
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Such substances cause an increase in heart rate, blood pressure, and body temperature, hallucinations, convulsions, and respiratory depression. |
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The subject was asked to stand up immediately and changes in the heart rate were noted in the polygraph. |
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The heart rate of the crib-biters during crib-biting was lower than during other behaviours. |
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In January I raced a 1650 freestyle with my heart rate monitor on, and I was anaerobic the whole way. |
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They require you to manually inflate the arm cuff but they automatically measure blood pressure and heart rate. |
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My heart rate increases as I tighten up the straps of my body amour and slip into my full face helmet. |
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Your doctor may prescribe medicines if you have a pacemaker and your heart rate is too fast. |
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A dampened response of heart rate acceleration and recovery reflected her deconditioned state. |
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My heart rate increases, my blood pumps faster and the adrenaline begins to surge. |
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On her left were the weird heart rate detectors and blood pressure monitors. |
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Coronary blood flow occurs during diastole, and as the heart rate increases diastole shortens. |
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As a result, your heart rate and blood pressure return to normal and your digestion and metabolism resume a regular pace. |
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Specific classes of medications used to control and slow the heart rate include digitalis, beta blockers, and calcium channel blockers. |
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But ephedra also increases heart rate, which can cause heart rhythm problems. |
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It is a steady-state, fat-burning workout, which means after the warm-up, exercisers stay in their target heart rate zones until the cool-down. |
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Dehydration, high body temperatures, and increased heart rate are all common negative effects. |
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The clinicians managing the labor were not aware of the biophysical profile results, and the researcher measuring the results was not aware of the fetal heart rate tracings. |
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As a result, caffeine dilates your pupils, speeds your heart rate, constricts your blood vessels, raises your blood pressure, and tightens your muscles. |
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And if the heart rate gets too slow, it will speed it up like a pacemaker. |
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Laughter raises our heart rate and blood pressure, but these physiological effects are incompletely documented and their medicinal benefits are even less certain. |
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I took a few deep breaths, which seemed to help slow my heart rate some. |
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The patient is still without symptomatic bradycardia, however the heart rate decrease persists despite reducing the dose of concomitant medications. |
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When hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is identified, treatment with a beta blocker or calcium channel blocker can reduce cardiac contractility and limit heart rate during exertion. |
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In the heart rate control strategy, therapy is aimed at controlling the rate at which the lower chambers of the heart beat, while allowing the atria to continue to fibrillate. |
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Trends in a progressively increasing resting heart rate should also be noted as this is often a sign that the body is overtrained or over-reaching. |
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There are dozens of fitness gadgets on the market that can measure movement, heart rate, elevation, and even body temperature. |
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The medulla, or brain stem, controls or influences all of the bodily functions that you do not have to think about, like breathing, heart rate, temperature and consciousness. |
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In the respiratory form, sinus arrhythmia typically varies with respirations, and the heart rate increases with inspiration and decreases with expiration. |
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The Aerobics and Fitness Association of America recommends pregnant exercisers keep their heart rates between 60 to 70 percent of the maximum heart rate. |
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It also works in the brain through the limbic system by regulating the homeostatic mechanisms of the body such as heart rate, blood pressure and body temperature. |
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Things went well until mid May, since then my motivation has roller-coastered, and often I have a hard time motivating myself to train hard or get my heart rate up. |
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Waterproof heart rate monitors are now widely available and the receiver can easily be placed under the athlete's bathing cap to record values during each swim. |
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Bat Your EyelashesNothing gets the heart rate up like a little harmless flirting. |
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But getting your heart rate up will make the rest of your day much easier to get through. |
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We know that under life-threatening stress, the heart rate will increase, fine motor skills will deteriorate and you will suffer from tunnel vision. |
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Instead of seeing just your step count or your heart rate, you see everything. |
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Isometric handgrip exercises or Valsalva's maneuvers normally increase the heart rate, but this effect may be minimal or absent in patients with this syndrome. |
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Research has found that the cardiorespiratory system can improve with less than 20 to 30 minutes in the target heart rate zone, particularly with deconditioned individuals. |
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One time I got back from a trip to New York and my heart rate was consistently in the 80s, about 20 higher than earlier. |
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The hormones of the HPA axis exert their effect on the autonomic nervous system, which controls such vital functions as heart rate, blood pressure, and digestion. |
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It tracks light, noise, and temperature in the nursery, as well as baby's heart rate and sleep position. |
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As for the heart rate monitor, I generally use it to pace myself. |
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The beta blocker dose should be reduced if the decrease in heart rate is symptomatic or is associated with hypoperfusion or higher than first-degree atrioventricular block. |
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Sensor rings attached to fingers monitor heart rate and other vitals. |
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The Kettler Side Stepper is a compact but effective piece of equipment to help you increase your heart rate, at the same time strengthening your leg and thigh muscles. |
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My highest-ever heart rate was 207 beats per minute, 15 years ago. |
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To amp up heart rate in the weight room, incorporate total-body movements with limited rest in between sets. |
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When twitched, the horse appears sedated and his heart rate slows. |
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No ergogenic effects were demonstrated, including no change in maximal oxygen consumption, exercise time, workload, plasma lactate level, hematocrit, or heart rate. |
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Some term newborns have a resting heart rate below 90 beats per minute. |
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Thus if you start playing tennis or jogging, the pacer will sense the motion and up your heart rate, as it will when you get up close with a pretty girl. |
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He wired up players with heart rate monitors and breathing sensors, and lights were attached to the heads of the putting clubs to allow their movements to be studied. |
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As I read the first paragraph of the letter, my heart rate quickened. |
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Reite and colleagues monitored heart rate, respiration and basal body temperature using biotelemetry implants in infant primates who were separated from their mothers. |
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If the castor beans are ingested, the toxin can cause stomach irritation, diarrhoea, abdominal pain, increased heart rate, profuse sweating, collapse, convulsions and death. |
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Similarly, increased heart rate, sunken fontanelle, and overall poor appearance in infants contributed little to an accurate diagnosis of dehydration. |
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Even so, seeing him in the hospital is very difficult because his heart rate keeps dropping and you can see all the monitors bleeping and screaming. |
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Other monitors may be used to keep track of your heart rate, circulation, blood pressure, temperature, body fluid balance and other bodily functions. |
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After a training ride, the group analyzes his power output, average speed, distance, heart rate, cadence, and time, then adjusts the champ's workouts accordingly. |
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Activation of the adrenergic system triggers the release of catecholamines, which stimulate contractility, heart rate, and blood pressure and promote myocyte hypertrophy. |
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Toxic effects include anorexia, nausea, vomiting, headache, drowsiness, and visual disturbances, as well as extrasystoles and excessive slowing of the heart rate. |
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A closer reading of the Sleeprate dashboard found that both it and the PSG detected an elevated heart rate. |
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Similarly, heart rate, wingbeat frequency, and respiration of birds flying in wind tunnels can now be compared to that of birds migrating in the wild. |
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Arm Crank Ergometer elicits a higher rating of perceived exertion respect to Cross trainer when people exercise at the same heart rate. |
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Any minor bump and my heart rate goes through the roof, and I verge on hyperventilation. |
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Orem relates that his podcast is a prescription for fast, entertaining, and effective heart rate training workouts. |
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He was referred to a cardiologist after vagal manoeuvres failed to control the heart rate. |
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Vagally mediated heart rate recovery after exercise is accelerated in athletes but blunted in patients with chronic heart failure. |
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I find it to be the quickest way to pump up the heart rate and burn a lot of calories, while taking up minimal space,'' says Kaehler. |
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In addition to their streamlined bodies, some can slow their heart rate to conserve oxygen. |
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This bulbous expansion acts as a windkessel, ensuring a steady blood flow as the heart rate slows during diving. |
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When diving, they reduce their heart rate and maintain blood flow only to the heart, brain and lungs. |
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Their average heart rate is 300 to 400 beats per minute, with a respiratory rate of around 100 per minute. |
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Albatrosses are so well adapted to this lifestyle that their heart rates while flying are close to their basal heart rate when resting. |
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In the placebo condition, heart rate decreased consistently from presmoking levels. |
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The effect on arterial blood gases and heart rate of bilateral nasal packing. |
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Subsequently, the fetoscope was introduced to listen to the fetal heart rate intermittently, sometimes weeks or months apart. |
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It speeds heart rate and increases blood pressure and can also cause agitation, paranoia and confusion. |
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Decrease in heart rate variability response to task is related to anxiety and depressiveness in normal subjects. |
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In atrial fibrillation, the heart rate may be over 140 beats a minute, although it can be any speed. |
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Study data included sedation scores, VRS scores, heart rate, blood pressure and respiratory rate. |
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His elevated blood pressure and heart rate were controlled with intravenous labetalol. |
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It has heart rate monitor, email notifications, incoming calls notifications, pedometre and exercise features. |
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Noninvasive methods of heart rate measurement, such as acoustocardiography and ballistocardiography, are also described. |
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As with learning to compete in a sport, heart rate variability biofeedback needs extended time and practice to achieve the best results. |
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Oxygen availability is prolonged by the physiological control of heart rate in the sea lions. |
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She got my heart rate started up with a set of burpees and mountain climbers. |
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On examination, she was dyspneic and tachypneic, with a heart rate of 98 beats per minute. |
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You can also see things like heart rate, weight, and body fat. |
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Her cardiotocograph showed normal foetal heart rate variability with a normal baseline and she was pushing effectively. |
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An alternative method is to use a fetal heart rate monitor with a Doppler ultrasound probe to detect the fetal heart. |
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Large dosages of chlorpheniramine can increase heart rate, cause lack of coordination, seizures and coma. |
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Papaverine also induces a light sleep since it slows the heart rate while narcotine has a depressant action and is also used as a hypnotic drug. |
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The detailed information that my Polar heart rate monitor gives me is valuable in both training and competition. |
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This area is rich with nerve endings that, when stroked, reduce blood pressure, lower the heart rate and induce a sense of calm. |
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Chest auscultation revealed audible heart sounds with regular heart rate but occasional ectopy. |
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High summer temperatures induced significant heart rate increase which was associated with thermoregulatory polypnea. |
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These changes in heart rate are usually a telltale sign of infection. |
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The changes in exercise heart rate may be explained by increased stroke volume and improved contractibility of the heart muscle. |
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In haemodynamically stable patients, Type 1 injuries can be managed nonoperatively with aggressive heart rate and blood pressure control and serial imaging. |
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The Runner Cardio makes it easy to train in the optimal heart rate zone. |
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According to Mashable, the watch will rely on technology used by Xbox Kinect engineers to enable the watch to track its wearer's heart rate at all times. |
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Its temperature and heart rate has to recover after 15 minutes. |
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The ANS is the part of our nervous systems that governs unconscious, automatic functions such as digestion, breathing, heart rate, sexual arousal, and sleep. |
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Owlet is another Utah startup offering biomedical sensors that monitor an infant's heart rate, oxygen levels and many other stats, helping new parents sleep easy at night. |
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Beta-blockers work by blocking two hormones, adrenaline and noradrenaline, which are produced by the body and increase the heart rate and raise blood pressure. |
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In clinical exams, the Belgium researchers measured 62 adults' blood pressure, heart rate, weight, height, body mass index, pulse wave velocity and augmentation index. |
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Workshop participants, myself included, reaffirmed nomenclature for baseline fetal heart rate and FHR variability, accelerations, and decelerations. |
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Treating these individuals with electroshock therapy lowers their norepinephrine concentrations-and their heart rate and blood pressure too, scientists find. |
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When Aubrac and Fresian heifers are isolated, they increase their vocalizations and experience increased heart rate and plasma cortisol concentrations. |
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Electronic fetal heart rate monitoring transformed the whole field, giving us a method by which we could continuously assess fetal heart rate over some finite period of time. |
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Bioengineers and medical researchers and practitioners explore how the precise electronic analysis of variation in the heart rate can be used in clinical diagnosis. |
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The cardiac intervals were averaged for the baseline, ritual, and postritual periods and were then converted into heart rate for the ease of reading. |
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Two things you need to remember are Maximal and Target heart rate. |
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Suunto M2 Heart Rate Monitor Measure heart rate and the calories burned. |
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With the help of portable telemetric calorimeters and heart rate monitors, researchers measured and recorded each child's oxygen uptake, energy expenditure and heart rate. |
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At the start of the study, a fetal cardiograph was recorded using the electronic device for monitoring fetal heart rate for 20 min in both groups. |
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By reducing heart rate to well below surface rates, oxygen is saved by reducing gas exchange as well as reducing the energy required for a high heart rate. |
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Nonetheless, the signs of fetal stress, including increased heart rate, lower vagal tone, and lower Apgar scores, do suggest central nervous system involvement. |
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Symptoms of yew poisoning include an accelerated heart rate, muscle tremors, convulsions, collapse, difficulty breathing, circulation impairment and eventually cardiac arrest. |
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I use the Nike Triax C6 heart rate monitor, and it is my favorite. |
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