It's more accurate, especially since heart rate is almost universally measures in beats-per-minute, than, say, timing your pulse for a [factor of 60] seconds (30 seconds, 20 seconds, 15 seconds, 12 seconds, etc.).
The traditional recommendation was that everyone should consult with their doctor before they started to exercise. The reason behind this is that, in theory, when you start to participate in a moderate or intense activity, there is a slightly increased risk of a heart attack or cardiac complications.
No, I don’t think it’s fair, if suddenly everyone supports a college team and likes certain players, the only reason it’s being support is because of those certain players. if anything they should be given some of the shares that’s earned
For a child with clinical findings related to tubercular meningitis, the nursing assessment that must be given priority is the signs of increase intracranial pressure because of its life-threatening insinuations. Moreover, evaluation of fever and assessment of nuchal rigidity are also important part of care.
