What does PR stand for?

Pulse Rate

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Samples in periodicals archive:

s pulse or pulse rate is a measurement of the number of heartbeats per minute The pulse rate varies from one person to another but the pulse is always an overall view of an individual?

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I was at a meeting recently where the effect of pulse rate on life expectancy was discussed.

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DeGuerin has said Stanford was taken to that Houston area hospital on Thursday after he had a high pulse rate.

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On the activity table, they can take part in a range of associated activities, such as checking their pulse rate and blood pressure.

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While Sunderland wouldn't normally increase the pulse rate, this is an important game for us.

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Work out your maximum heart rate (see below) and, for the first six weeks, only exert yourself hard enough to raise your pulse rate into the fat-burning zone (see below).

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It then increases the body's blood pressure and pulse rate to make you feel alert.

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From session to session (or over several sessions), increase how hard you work, so that your pulse rate gradually gets faster, over time.

Appendix A: target heart rate