ACTIVITY RESULT: Give the respiratory rate in the following conditions, explain the changes of pulse rate on every activity. Activity Respiratory Rate Explanation while sitting/resting After standing for 15 minutes After running for 15 minutes Before eating/when hungry Immediately after eating

ACTIVITY RESULT: Give the respiratory rate in the following conditions, explain the changes of pulse rate on every activity. Activity Respiratory Rate Explanation while sitting/resting After standing for 15 minutes After running for 15 minutes Before eating/when hungry Immediately after eating

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IDENTIFICATION OF RATE

ACTIVITY RESULT:
Give the respiratory rate in the following conditions, explain the changes of pulse rate
on every activity.
Activity
Respiratory Rate
Explanation
while sitting/resting
After standing for
15 minutes
After running for 15
minutes
Before eating/when
hungry
Immediately after
eating

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