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Could cardiac heart rate varies with age, kindly give figures, thanks?
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Rest or max?: Resting heart rate is 50-80 in all adults, regardless of age. Maximum HR is 220 minus the age (for example, a 35 year old's max HR is roughly 185). All these figures are just rules of thumb and not precise.
Answered 9/28/2016
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