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taking carotid pulse, radial pulse, wrist pulse, heart rate, heart beat, pulse, number of heartbeats per minute, pulse is measured, wrist, neck, temple, groin, behind the knees, on top, the foot, in these areas, an artery passes close, skin, to measure the pulse, wrist, place the index, middle finger over the underside, the opposite wrist, below the base, the thumb, press firmly, flat fingers, feel the pulse, to measure the pulse on the neck, place the index, middle finger, side, the adam's apple, soft, hollow area, press firmly, pulse is located, once find the pulse, count the beats, 1 full minute, 30 seconds, multiply by 2, give the beats per minute, resting heart rate, determined, must have been resting, at least 10 minutes, exercise heart rate is obtained, exercising, slight pressure, fingers, measuring the pulse, give very important information, the health of a person, deviation from normal heart rate, indicate a medical condition, fast pulse, signal, an infection, dehydration, in emergency situations, pulse rate, determine patient's heart is pumping, pulse measurement has other uses, exercise, after exercise, pulse rate, give information, the fitness level, health of a person, resting heart rate, newborn infants, 100 to 160 beats per minute, children 1 to 10 years, 70 to 120 beats per minute, children over 10, adults, 60 to 100 beats per minute, well-trained athletes, 40 to 60 beats per minute, resting heart rates, consistently high, tachycardia, indicate a problem, should consult a health care provider, discuss resting heart rates, below the normal values, bradycardia, a health care provider, discuss a pulse that is very firm, bounding pulse, lasts, more than a few minutes, the health care provider, an irregular pulse, indicate a problem, heartbeat sensations, .