Sinus Tachycardia.. problem?
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You Need to supply more information, height, weight, smoker, drinker, what method did you use to take your HR, was it a rest, are you normally fit, diet etc
You will need to do an ECG to get a class 1, so you may as well do it now and it would tell you a definite (well, 95%) answer .
100 at rest for a tall fit adult aged 17 would be a little on the high side, 100 for a slightly built small unfit adult could be quite normal, but , as the DAME's are always saying , everyones different!.
You will need to do an ECG to get a class 1, so you may as well do it now and it would tell you a definite (well, 95%) answer .
100 at rest for a tall fit adult aged 17 would be a little on the high side, 100 for a slightly built small unfit adult could be quite normal, but , as the DAME's are always saying , everyones different!.
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Height - 175 cm (not accurate) but I'm around 5'7-5'8
Weight - 150+
Drinker - No
Smoker - No
Method - ECG?
Fit - somehow (not exercising)
Diet - No diet
Rest - Yes
I was a little nervous when I took this test because I was waiting for an electric shock.
In any case, will this disqualify me from attaining 1st class med?
Life threatening? no?
Weight - 150+
Drinker - No
Smoker - No
Method - ECG?
Fit - somehow (not exercising)
Diet - No diet
Rest - Yes
I was a little nervous when I took this test because I was waiting for an electric shock.
In any case, will this disqualify me from attaining 1st class med?
Life threatening? no?
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I can't answer either the disqualification question , or indeed the life threatening one, if you are concerned you should exhaust all possibilities with your designated medical aviation examiner.
100 could be quite normal in certain circumstances , for example I'm 42 (ignore the profile) and normally at rest is 56, yet a recent class 1 renewal sent my "at rest" up to 67, when I train for fitness I average 140 , peak at 180+ and recover at 105 , so everyone is different.
I suggest you see a medical examiner, and explain your concerns up front and make sure they are aware of your "nervous-ness", everyone suffers from "white-coat-itis" at some stage or other.........
100 could be quite normal in certain circumstances , for example I'm 42 (ignore the profile) and normally at rest is 56, yet a recent class 1 renewal sent my "at rest" up to 67, when I train for fitness I average 140 , peak at 180+ and recover at 105 , so everyone is different.
I suggest you see a medical examiner, and explain your concerns up front and make sure they are aware of your "nervous-ness", everyone suffers from "white-coat-itis" at some stage or other.........
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Height - 175 cm (not accurate) but I'm around 5'7-5'8
Weight - 150+
Drinker - No
Smoker - No
Method - ECG?
Fit - somehow (not exercising)
Diet - No diet
Rest - Yes
Weight - 150+
Drinker - No
Smoker - No
Method - ECG?
Fit - somehow (not exercising)
Diet - No diet
Rest - Yes
