HEART RATE (HR) and BLOOD PREASURE (BP) MEASURING NAME: ……………….………...............................……………………………………………………... DATE OF MEASUREMENT: ………………....... DATE OF BIRTH: ……………………………….. HRrest (palpation method) = …………… beats/min HRmax = 208 – (0.7 age) = ……………………..beats/min BPs BPd HR S (m^2) S = body surface area (m^2) CARDIAC OUTPUT (Q) BPpuls = pulse pressure= sTK-dTK BPs = systolic BP BPd = diastolic BP c = constant = 200 Q (ml min^-1) = ………………………….. STROKE VOLUME (Q[S]) Q[S] (ml) = ………………………….. HR and BP AFTER LOAD Working procedure: 1. After several minutes of resting, measure the HR and BP. 2. Perform 30 deep squats with frequency 1 squat per second. 3. Immediately after the load, measure HR and BP and then in every minute until the return to resting values (at least 2 minutes after the load). Recording of measurement: Values HR BP (mmHg) Q Q[S] BPs BPd BPpuls rest immediately after load 1 min. after load 2 min. after load 3 min. after load 4 min. after load 5 min. after load CONCLUSIONS (What factors contribute to HR increase during workload? Explain how the BP assessment works. Compare your assessed HR and BP to a corresponding sample or your classmates. Was the restoration of HR and BP fast or slow? Advocate your claim.)