When estimating the heart rate with the 6-second method, you locate 6 seconds on a rhythm strip, count the number of complexes, and multiply by:

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To estimate the heart rate using the 6-second method, you count the number of complexes in the 6 seconds and then multiply that number by 10. This is because there are 10 six-second intervals in a minute. Therefore, multiplying by 10 will give you the estimated heart rate in beats per minute (BPM).

When Estimating the Heart Rate with the 6-Second Method, You