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Heart Rate Analysis - Goldway Patient Monitor
Here is a full breakdown of the vital signs captured in the video:
Heart Rate (Primary Focus)
| Timepoint | Heart Rate |
|---|---|
| 0:00 | 90 bpm |
| 0:01 | 90 bpm |
| 0:02 | 95 bpm |
| 0:03 | 93 bpm |
- Average HR: ~92 bpm
- Range: 90 - 95 bpm
- Assessment: Normal - falls within the standard adult resting range of 60-100 bpm, though toward the upper end
- Rhythm: Regular sinus rhythm. The ECG waveform shows well-defined P waves, QRS complexes, and T waves with no visible ectopic beats or arrhythmias - consistent with Normal Sinus Rhythm (NSR)
Full Vital Signs Summary
| Parameter | Value | Normal Range | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heart Rate | 90-95 bpm | 60-100 bpm | Normal (high-normal) |
| SpO2 | 100% | 95-100% | Normal |
| Respiratory Rate | 16 rpm | 12-20 rpm | Normal |
| Blood Pressure | 124/80 mmHg | <120/80 mmHg | Normal/Stage 1 prehypertension |
| MAP | 95 mmHg | 70-100 mmHg | Normal |
Waveform Observations
- ECG (green trace): Regular, clean rhythm with consistent QRS morphology. No widened complexes, no ST changes visible, no irregular intervals.
- Plethysmograph/SpO2 (cyan trace): Smooth, consistent pulsatile waveform with clear dicrotic notches, indicating good peripheral perfusion and a reliable SpO2 reading.
Clinical Summary
The patient is hemodynamically stable. The heart rate is mildly elevated but within normal limits - this could reflect mild anxiety, mild physical activity, pain, or simply a normal baseline for this individual. There are no signs of tachycardia (>100 bpm), bradycardia (<60 bpm), or arrhythmia on the monitored strip. All other vitals are within acceptable physiological ranges.
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