Can the number of heartbeats be judged by the number of pulses?

Under normal circumstances, due to the beating of the heart, the arterial wall around the body produces rhythmic pulsation, which is called pulse. The normal pulse rate is consistent with the heart rate, with even rhythm and equal interval.

Generally, the frequency of pulse slows down with the increase of age, with infants reaching 130 ~ 150 beats per minute, children 10 ~ 120 beats, adults 60 ~ 100 beats, and the elderly can slow down to 55 ~ 75 beats. Normal people can temporarily increase their pulse rate after exercise, after meals, after drinking, and when they are nervous and excited, but they will soon return to normal level. The pulse of people or athletes who have been doing physical exercise for a long time is slower than that of ordinary people. In addition, people carry out various activities during the day to speed up blood circulation, so their pulse is faster; When you sleep at night, your blood circulation slows down, so your pulse is slower.