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Q: i need to print a blood pressure chart so i can keep track of my blood pressure plz help?
A: I get mine at the doctors office
Q: i require blood pressure chart/graph age wise, did any body help me?
A: Average systolic blood pressure readings are:
Neonates-40 mm Hg.
Infants aged 2 weeks- 70 mm Hg.
Children up to 12 years- 105 mm Hg.
Above 17 years- 120 mm Hg.
Hypertension in young people, up through age 17 years, is defined as systolic or diastolic BP that is equal to or greater than the 95 th percentile of the normal BP range for age, gender, and height.
Values for hypertension in Adolescents blood pressure (mmHg)
Age (years)- Boys-girls
12 to 14 -120/80 -120/80.
14 to 15 -130/82--125/82.
16 to 18 -135/85 -130/85.
Q: Where can I find a food chart for High blood pressure people?
A: If you want to read a book that will give you pretty much the cure for that, look in to "NO More Heart Disease" by Dr. Louis Ignarro. It is simply written, he covers foods and supplements.
He won the Nobel Prize for this work.
Q: age wise bp chart blood pressure?
age wise blood pressure
A: http://www.disabled-world.com/artman/publish/bloodpressurechart.shtml
This site has everything you want!
Q: where can I download a simple printable chart to track blood pressure?
A: Here's one link:
http://www.med.umich.edu/1libr/guides/bpchart.htm
You will need a PDF reader to open this and print it. If you don't have Adobe Reader, don't get it, get Foxit Reader, a much smaller, much faster PDF reader.
http://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf/rd_intro.php
Q: free chart for blood pressure readings,time of meds,time reading , date, etc?
A: Below are some of the free ones I could find. Hope this helps. If you don't find one you like, you could make your own in a Excel spreadsheet or a word document, that is what I have done in the past.
Click these links for free BP charts for more info:
http://www.bplog.com/
http://www.soundtells.com/BloodPressure/
http://bloodindex.org/blood_pressure_report_chart.php
http://www.my-blood-pressure.com/
This link is a link to all charting for blood pressure:
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4SUNA_enUS222US228&q=Free+chart+for+blood+pressure+readings
Best wishes.
Q: I'm 6 foot 3, 188 Pounds - what should my blood pressure be?
I'm trying to find blood pressure charts based on height and weight but I cant.
A: http://www.medindia.net/patients/calculators/bp_chart.asp
http://www.sturnidae.com/BPChart.php
http://www.onlinebangalore.com/heal/bpcharts.htm
i hope these help!!!
Q: blood presssure chart?
I just want to see a blood pressure chart to know whether my blood pressure is normal are too high.
A: There is one here: Blood Pressure Chart
Normal Blood Pressure Range
http://www.vaughns-1-pagers.com/medicine/blood-pressure.htm
The stages are outdated and do not correspond to the latest JNC VII classification.
Q: Is there a chart comparing heart rates with blood pressure readings.? If so, where can I find one?
A: There are several of charts on the web that compare heart rates with blood pressure. You can go to the nearest health clinic and ask a physician or nurse where your heart rate should be according to your weight. but you can also go to google and type in "compare heart rates and blood pressure" and should be able to find your answer through several of websites
Q: Blood pressure flow charting-Get Smart-Ed?
There are different main artery's out of the heart doing blood pressure checks in each limb of the human body can give a better over all pressure check diagnosis on a of heart condition and preventive maintenence after a work out.Taking blood pressure in one arm can give a general pressure check, but I think by flow charting blood pressure in this method could stand the test of time, for a better method..Do the numbers it's smart.
A: Hmmm. I'm not sure what your question is. In our office, we usually feel it's adequate to check the blood pressure in each arm, unless we have a clinical suspicion that a certain diagnosis, such as coarctation of the aorta, should be entertained. I'm not sure what you are getting at here. . .
Q: What could a low diastolic blood pressure reading (in the 70's) be the cause for?
My blood pressure has usually been pretty normal. Yesterday my diastolic was very low, in the 70's, BUT I've been out of my ulcer medication for over two months and have been very sick on a daily basis with that.. Could that have caused the change in the reading? The tech is the one who noted it on the chart and the doc never brought it up when she came into the room for my appointment.
A: Systolic first number, Diastolic second number 120/70. Systolic pressure is the number that is recorded when your heart is at work, Diastolic is at rest. A textbook normal is 120/70, repetitive diastolic values over 90 are concerning, that is generally when your care provider starts you on a "water pill" or mild blood pressure pill and has you limit your sodium intake, lose weight. I would not worry about a 70 diastolic number, I'd be quite pleased. Now if your systolic number was 70, I'd be very concerned, and you would feel very weak, dizzy and lightheaded. Doc did not bring it up the BP, because it was within normal range. Hope this explains things.
Q: is this fine.. i am using online blood pressure diary?
i am using an online blood pressure diary to log my test results..since it is being more helpful me, i am taking printouts and mail reports to my physician..and my doctor wanted too..
its now i am seems feeling great..my point here is that...is this one is okay?... and/or any other better solution to me...
i m using it online and i am not worrying 'data backups' and 'data loss' or 'system crash'..i can move freely anywhere i can get access and take printouts my reports from everywhere...my data can be more secured, i am using my own password to look my reports..
i am using my bp diary as free..they aren't charge me anything..
http://www.bloodindex.org/blood_pressure_report_chart.php
i am using this one already fine...i found this one good.. coz it reduce my paper works...plz answer here possible better and more encouragable..
yeah well...thats so great deal..as 'jamie s' told...i can get access my reports even from my doctor's office..and sometimes when i am traveling outside my city and during visit of other doctors there too..
A: Good to hear that, since you are taking out a hard copy of your documents it's very good.
Nice of you to be keen about your health.
A fine addition to my knowledge I will recommend this domain to my patients too.
Thanks.
Q: free blood pressure charts?
A: I am not sure why there should be a BP chart. Once you reach adulthood ' normal ' blood pressure is 120/80 irrespective of height, weight, age or gender.
Q: Could dehydration be the reason for blood pressure and heart rate reading all over the chart?
Hi there,
I'm currently 33 weeks pregnant, and after a few scary nights where I felt my heart rate skyrocket for apparently no reason, I ended up going to the hospital for some tests. They put me through every test there is, and no body had any answers for me. I came home from the hospital last night and tonight, yet again, my heart rate jumped to 130 when I was just laying down.
I got up, practiced deep breathing and began research on the internet. I found that some folks suggested water drinking for this problem and others potassium increase.
When I was at the hospital my blood pressure went from 131/90 to 94/49 and all points in between. Needless to say they didn't give me any food or hydration the entire time I was there. But my blood pressure steadied at 113/70 when my husband gave me water.
So, about an hour ago, after reading this information on the internet, I ate a banana (high in potassium) and drank three bottles of water.
I can't help but notice that I feel almost 100% better. Is it possible that dehydration is causing this rapid heart beat I've been experiencing? If so, why didn't any of the doctors that saw me think of such a simple solution? It could have save me and my baby unnecessary CT scans and medicine....
Thanks for the sarcasm, but I was measuring my heart rate at home by counting my pulse for thirty seconds and multiplying by two. I was basing my blood pressure by what it was earlier the evening when I had a reading done with a blood pressure cuff. Also, at the hospital I had a clear view of my monitor, which was constantly reading my blood pressure via a cuff. And yes, they let me go home.
A: Your blood pressure is/was in a normal range. Your heart rate was high in the 130's, and yes, your heart rate can increase from being dehydrated.
But another thing to consider is that pregnancy does weird things to your body....your heart is pumping blood for 2, so there could be many reasons why your heart rate shot up like that. Even doctors and hospitals may never know!
I don't really think potassium has anything to do with it. At least, I have never heard of/learned anything about that.
Keep drinking plenty of fluids, and if you feel your heart rate race up like that again, do the deep breathing, but also you can bear down gently for a few seconds (like your going to poop almost) and hold your breath...it will slow your heart rate down.
And take it easy!
Q: where can I buy charts to record blood pressure?
A: I am sure you can get them from any medical supply store, but also there is a software program on line that you can enter your blood pressure readings and it will chart it for you etc. (see blow link). Or you can just type them up with dates and times, etc.
Click below link for the software:
http://www.my-blood-pressure.com/abp-chart2.html?s=c5a2a2&gclid=COe8qqWF-4wCFQyAHgodq1sU9g