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I think what you are feeling is your heart double beating. Meaning that every human heart has 2 beats, one to remove the blood and the other to bring it in.
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The palpation method of measuring heart rate involves placing the tips of your fingers (not the thumb) on the artery at the wrist or neck and counting the number of palpitations (beats), for one minute.
Left ventricle is not a layer, dip head! The appropriate answer would be the myocardium.
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To measure your heart rate effectively and accurately, you can use a heart rate monitor, a fitness tracker, or take your pulse manually by placing two fingers on your wrist or neck and counting the beats for 15 seconds, then multiplying by four. It's important to measure your heart rate when you are at rest for the most accurate reading.
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goal heart rate
4 [not counting black]
Target Heart Rate
220- your age
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Yes, when you count pulse beats, you are counting the number of times your heart beats per minute. Each pulse beat corresponds to a heartbeat, as the pulse is caused by the contraction of the heart pumping blood through the arteries.
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80-100 for an adult's heartbeat and 60-100 for a child's heartbeat per minute each60-100 bpm is average
To the right of the sternum, just below the ribcage is a good place. Also, directly on the sternum and just below it, around the diaphragm. You can get a general idea of an infants heart rate by setting a timer for 15 seconds and counting the heartbeats until the timer goes off and them multiplying by four. This is only good for a general idea, though. If you need specifics, you would need an actual heart monitor or a pulse ox monitor. I am not a doctor, I just have a child with a nasty heart defect and I had to learn how to do these things in order to keep an eye out or problems.