I tend to make nursing residents panic with my heart rate and blood pressure! ❤️ They can dip pretty low on me, and med students and residents tend to panic at 97/64 heart rate. 🤣
I've hit 110 beats per minute due to panic attacks, drinking a lot of coffee after 3 hours of sleep, and because I had a crush on the person taking my pulse. I have a weakness for pretty, strong people who get better grades and/or are more educated than me.
This is so informative and in a way even I understand it! Thank you! Question, the big number at the top in green was the pulse / beats per minute, you said. But it says pulse over the 79 to the right of it. Is that historical like the blood pressures below it?
Now I can show this to my sighted friend who sometimes is on video with me when I start to drop out and "fade" on calls. HR, o2 crash into the low 40 and 60 range but the staff say nothing is wrong. wtf?
A couple nights ago I went to the ER because it looked like I was vomiting blood and I have a large tumor pushing on my breathing tube that has enough space to breathe as a straw and the tumor is pushing on my heart and other organs to the point its moving them... I even googled it and everything said go to the er. I didnt know vomiting pink blood wasnt that concerning. They just tested my blood to see if levels went down and said i was good to go almost the second I got a room but my bf convinced them to test my blood. they checked my blood pressure which has been high and I know my breathing is irregular...should they have hooked me up to one of these things to monitor me? They were just like sorry we cant rly do anything keep waiting to get your prognosis. Its taking forever and Im feeling worse and worse 😢 The bloodtests showed I was fine btw but I mean before I had blood tests.
That was super helpful information. I knew what some of the numbers were, but not all and not the parameters. Thank you.
I agree! Awesome vid as usual
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I tend to make nursing residents panic with my heart rate and blood pressure! ❤️ They can dip pretty low on me, and med students and residents tend to panic at 97/64 heart rate. 🤣
I was recently in the ER and wondered, without my glasses I could not read the fine print. I’m fine and was as nice to everyone as I could be.
I've hit 110 beats per minute due to panic attacks, drinking a lot of coffee after 3 hours of sleep, and because I had a crush on the person taking my pulse.
I have a weakness for pretty, strong people who get better grades and/or are more educated than me.
Glad to know this stuff, Steve. Thanks!
Wow! This is the first video I’ve seen by him that’s informative without making me feel like I should apologize!
This was great -- thanks!
This is so informative and in a way even I understand it! Thank you! Question, the big number at the top in green was the pulse / beats per minute, you said. But it says pulse over the 79 to the right of it. Is that historical like the blood pressures below it?
I could have gone the rest of my life without knowing that very last fact there. Many thanks. :P
My dad once went to the ER and they got around 170 for his heart rate 😱
Now I can show this to my sighted friend who sometimes is on video with me when I start to drop out and "fade" on calls. HR, o2 crash into the low 40 and 60 range but the staff say nothing is wrong. wtf?
Yyyeeeaaah my resting rate is 42 and I’m not that athletic. Just a genetic thing; my mom and both my kids have low rates too.
Uuummmmm ... My BP never gets close to those numbers at all. They're way lower.
A couple nights ago I went to the ER because it looked like I was vomiting blood and I have a large tumor pushing on my breathing tube that has enough space to breathe as a straw and the tumor is pushing on my heart and other organs to the point its moving them... I even googled it and everything said go to the er. I didnt know vomiting pink blood wasnt that concerning. They just tested my blood to see if levels went down and said i was good to go almost the second I got a room but my bf convinced them to test my blood. they checked my blood pressure which has been high and I know my breathing is irregular...should they have hooked me up to one of these things to monitor me? They were just like sorry we cant rly do anything keep waiting to get your prognosis. Its taking forever and Im feeling worse and worse 😢 The bloodtests showed I was fine btw but I mean before I had blood tests.
I ain't...?