The elevated heart rate is required to support the baby's rapid growth.
Some DetailFetal development is dependent upon adequate exchange of gases and nutrients within the placenta. FHR (fetal heart rate) is generally about twice as high as the typical adult resting heart rate in order to support the high nutrient and gas exchange levels as well as the disposal of metabolic waste required for proper fetal development. Typical FHR in a fetus of 20 weeks averages about 155 beats per minute, with the normal range falling between 120 and 180. By term that rate has decreased, averaging 140 within a typical range of 120 to 160. By contrast, a healthy adult typically has a resting heart rate of about 80.
Unusually low FHR can cause fetal acidemia, fetal acidosis and other fetal acid-base physiological problems. These, in turn often result in impaired fetal metabolism and impaired development.
Throughout a person's life, typical heart rate can be seen to closely parallel rate of growth, steadily declining with the decline of growth in the mid-teens:
Young children have a faster pulse rate than adults because their hearts are smaller and need to pump more frequently to deliver the necessary oxygen and nutrients to their growing bodies. Additionally, their metabolism is higher as they are rapidly developing and growing, which also contributes to a faster heart rate.
because the smaller the heart the greater the ammount of beats
Young adults typically show better speed and processing abilities, while older adults may demonstrate more wisdom and accumulated knowledge. However, older adults may experience declines in processing speed and working memory compared to young adults. Both age groups can excel in different cognitive tasks based on their unique strengths and experiences.
Middle aged adults often place a greater emphasis on evaluating their accomplishments, setting goals, and reflecting on their achievements compared to young adults who may be more focused on exploring new experiences and opportunities. This shift in focus is influenced by the stage of life and responsibilities typically associated with middle age.
Nineteen year olds are considered young adults. They have reached the age of majority and are legally recognized as adults, but they may still exhibit characteristics and behaviors associated with adolescence.
The average age of a person diagnosed with leukemia is around 65 years old. However, leukemia can occur at any age, including in children and young adults.
Yes, young adults can experience physical changes due to aging, such as a decline in muscle mass, reduced metabolism, and changes in skin elasticity. These changes are typically gradual and may vary depending on individual lifestyle factors and genetics. Regular exercise, healthy eating, and skincare can help mitigate some of these effects.
infants and young children
Children. Just to emphasize what type of children; /YOUNG/ children or babies.
Teens to teens. Adults to adults,young adults and elders. Young adults to adults,young adults and elders. ect.
They don't become alcoholic faster.
Children and young adults
Young children have smaller bones than adults.
they were young adults
Betty L. Criscoe has written: 'Award-winning books for children and young adults' 'Award-winning books for children and young adults'
Young children are still growing so they need more food. Adults aren't growing any more.
Yes she aimed her books at children and young adults
Frances F. Povsic has written: 'The Soviet Union in literature for children and young adults' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Books and reading, Children, Children's literature, In literature, Young adult literature, Young adults
No, young children are prohibited from working (in the USA) per Child Labor Laws.