During data analysis, you will record delta T measurements in the data. One of t

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During data analysis, you will record delta T measurements in the data. One of these measurements will be the duration of time between two pulse waves, termed the pulse interval. The pulse interval can be used to calculate the pulse rate at that moment. If the pulse interval is exactly 1 second, the pulse rate will be 60 per minute. If the pulse interval shortens to 0.5 seconds, what is the pulse rate at that moment?

Would it be 120? During data analysis, you will record delta T measurements in the data. One of these measurements will be the duration of time between two pulse waves, termed the pulse interval. The pulse interval can be used to calculate the pulse rate at that moment. If the pulse interval is exactly 1 second, the pulse rate will be 60 per minute. If the pulse interval shortens to 0.5 seconds, what is the pulse rate at that moment?

Would it be 120?

Would it be 120?
Would it be 120?

Explanation / Answer

The pulse rate will be inversely proportional in these type leading to shortened T wave and causing increased pulse rate .If it is 60 beats exactly in a minute then in 0.5 seconds it will be 120

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