... Your RPE should assist you in maintaining your target heart rate. You should not go above your upper limit target heart rate, even if your rating of perceived exertion is ...

... a multi-stage, progressive submaximal test to the "Target Heart Rates" recommended by the Scandinavian Committee on Exercise Electrocardiography. ...

... products (Fig. 1), but at lower workloads. A target heart rate of 70% to 85% of ischemic end-point ...

... control therapy should be instituted with an initial target of resting heart rate <110 bpm. RImplantable cardioverter defibrillators, cardiac resynchronisation therapy ...

... times weekly which were designed to keep their heart rates in an ideal “target zone” for cardiac conditioning. The chil- dren jumped ... strapped to the children’s wrists displayed their heart rates and helped ... zones. When Heart Challenge ended last December, data was again collected ...

... I[s it important in exercising to bring your heart rate into its so-called target zone and to do all those complicated mathematical ... covar- jates, peak oxygen uptake, but not the target level of 5 METs or the ... of Heart Rate Variability to Holter Monitoring in Predicting In-Hospital ...

... one or more of the chronic conditions they target that are below the partner hospital’s historical readmission rate. Butte’s heart failure patients were the only group whose all- ...

... than two-weekly intervals. yy Aim for the target dose or, failing that, the highest tolerated dose. yy Monitor heart rate, BP and clinical status (symptoms, signs, especially of ...

... any of the following: pretreatment BP, presence of target-organ damage, duration of known hypertension, family history of hypertension, heart rate, body weight, weight gain after stopping diuretic therapy, ...

... despite an INR in the target range. The target INR for some patients with mechanical heart valves is higher (see section 8.4). Even with high-quality clinical support the average rate of INRs in therapeutic range for patients on ...