A. Measuring Heart Beat and Breathing Rate (8pts) Normal Value 97.8 - 99.1 F 60 – 100 beats/minute Vital Sign Temperature Pulse Respirations / Breathing 12 – 18 breaths per minute Blood Pressure (SBP/ 90/60 to 120/80 DBP) a. Heart Beat To feel the pulse, find the artery in your wrist. Place the tips of the first two fingers of one hand on the palm side of your other wrist, over toward the thumb side of the wrist. You may need to press quite firmly in order to feel the pulse of blood which each heart beat sends through the artery. Don't use your thumb to feel the pulse in the wrist, because your thumb has a pulse of its own. Note: Practice counting the number of pulses in 30 seconds. Multiply that number by 2 to get heart rate (number of heart beats per minute). b. Breathing Rate Count the times you inhale within 30 seconds. Multiply the times you inhale by 2 to get the breathing rate per minute. If you cannot measure your own heart rate and breathing rate, ask a partner (housemate) to measure your breathing rate and heart beat for a whole day duration. List the heart beat and breathing rate throughout the day. Use the following as a guide. Note also for the time of the activity. Place your data below. Heart Beat Breathing Rate the minute you wake up before and after eating breakfast after 20 minutes of vigorous exercise after answering modules for about an hour relaxing/watching movies before sleeping

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1.Based on the graph you made, what is the relationship of breathing and heart rate?
A) Breathing decreases as heart rate increases
B) Breathing increases as heart rate decreases
C) Breathing increases as heart rate increases
D) There is no correlation between heart rate and breathing

2. Relate the time and the heart rate and breathing rate?
A) Heart and breathing rate increase as it’s nearly bedtime.
B) Both rates decrease as bedtime is nearing
C) Both rates are low when you awake and gets higher towards noon
D) Heart and breathing rate lowers towards noon

3. What is the correlation of the activity with the heart and breathing rate?
A) Heart and breathing rate increase with the intensity of the activity
B) Both rates decrease as intensity decrease
C) Heart decreases and breathing rate increases as intensity of activity increases
D) Heart increases and breathing rate decreases as intensity of activity decreases

4. What is the relation of heart and breathing rate?
A) Both are proportional with each other
B) Both are inversely proportional with each other
C) Both are not related to each other
D) Both increases as time, intensity of activity and time increases

A. Measuring Heart Beat and Breathing Rate (8pts)
Vital Sign
Temperature
Pulse
Respirations / Breathing 12 – 18 breaths per minute
Blood Pressure (SBP/ 90/60 to 120/80
DBP)
Normal Value
97.8 – 99.1 F
60 – 100 beats/minute
а. Неart Beat
To feel the pulse, find the artery in your wrist. Place the tips of the first two fingers of one
hand on the palm side of your other wrist, over toward the thumb side of the wrist. You may need
to press quite firmly in order to feel the pulse of blood which each heart beat sends through the
artery. Don't use your thumb to feel the pulse in the wrist, because your thumb has a pulse of its
own.
Note: Practice counting the number of pulses in 30 seconds. Multiply that number by 2 to get
heart rate (number of heart beats per minute).
b. Breathing Rate
Count the times you inhale within 30 seconds. Multiply the times you inhale by 2 to get the breathing
rate per minute.
If you cannot measure your own heart rate and breathing rate, ask a partner (housemate) to
measure your breathing rate and heart beat for a whole day duration. List the heart beat and breathing
rate throughout the day. Use the following as a guide. Note also for the time of the activity. Place your
data below.
Heart Beat
Breathing Rate
the minute you wake up
before and after eating breakfast
after 20 minutes of vigorous exercise
after answering modules for about an hour
relaxing/watching movies
before sleeping
Transcribed Image Text:A. Measuring Heart Beat and Breathing Rate (8pts) Vital Sign Temperature Pulse Respirations / Breathing 12 – 18 breaths per minute Blood Pressure (SBP/ 90/60 to 120/80 DBP) Normal Value 97.8 – 99.1 F 60 – 100 beats/minute а. Неart Beat To feel the pulse, find the artery in your wrist. Place the tips of the first two fingers of one hand on the palm side of your other wrist, over toward the thumb side of the wrist. You may need to press quite firmly in order to feel the pulse of blood which each heart beat sends through the artery. Don't use your thumb to feel the pulse in the wrist, because your thumb has a pulse of its own. Note: Practice counting the number of pulses in 30 seconds. Multiply that number by 2 to get heart rate (number of heart beats per minute). b. Breathing Rate Count the times you inhale within 30 seconds. Multiply the times you inhale by 2 to get the breathing rate per minute. If you cannot measure your own heart rate and breathing rate, ask a partner (housemate) to measure your breathing rate and heart beat for a whole day duration. List the heart beat and breathing rate throughout the day. Use the following as a guide. Note also for the time of the activity. Place your data below. Heart Beat Breathing Rate the minute you wake up before and after eating breakfast after 20 minutes of vigorous exercise after answering modules for about an hour relaxing/watching movies before sleeping
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