What is the maximum predicted heart rate for an individual?

  • Author: Johnson Francis
  • Filed under: Uncategorized
  • Date: Jul 4,2008

In a normal person, the heart rate increases steadily with exercise. Maximum predicted heart rate is 220 - age of the person. If the heart rate does not increase adequately with exercise, it is known as chronotropic incompetence. This can occur as a result of degenerative disease of the sino-atrial node or due to drugs like beta blockers which suppress the chronotropicity of the sinus node.

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