Measurements of Blood Pressure and Heart Rate in College Students
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2020-04
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University of Hawaiʻi — West Oʻahu
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- Six subjects, three well-conditioned and three poorly conditioned, performed the Harvard Step Test. The well-conditioned subjects had a quicker heart rate recovery of 27 bpm after exercising compared to the poorly-conditioned subjects heart rate recovery of 20 bpm
- The well-conditioned subjects were physically fit and were able to regulate blood pressure and pulse after exercise better than the poorly-conditioned subjects
- Cardiovascular health is important because it can indicate the presence of cardiovascular diseases. Testing blood pressure and pulse after exercise in well-conditioned and poorly-conditioned subjects indicate the health advantages and differences seen in cardiovascular health based on lifestyle choices and habits.
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Jamie Ann Delos Reyes, Ardena Thompson, Tanner Gomes, Rylee Sampson, and Malia Yadao's poster presentation titled "Measurements of Blood Pressure and Heart Rate in College Students" for Dr. Rebecca Romaine's Human Anatomy & Physiology class.
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