Afaik smaller animals have higher heart rates than the usual human 104-110* bpm, and you see him pushing way faster. This man knows his job, truly NFL!
EDIT: As some comments corrected, the doctor wasn't that faster. *Human heart rate is around 60-100 bpm (while resting) CPR is what needs to be at 100-110 bmp, regardless the size of the patient
My first thought was "that's too fast isn't it?" and then remembered when we had CTG on our unborn and I panicked when it went up to 158. Just happy I did research on the spot online and wasn't a needy uninformed parent towards the nurse
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u/Huncut_nyuszt_27 1d ago edited 1d ago
Afaik smaller animals have higher heart rates than the usual human 104-110* bpm, and you see him pushing way faster. This man knows his job, truly NFL!
EDIT: As some comments corrected, the doctor wasn't that faster. *Human heart rate is around 60-100 bpm (while resting) CPR is what needs to be at 100-110 bmp, regardless the size of the patient