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Can you tell me if a man has a cardiac reserve of 400% & maximum cardiac output is 20 l/min, what is his restin cardiac output?
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Typically: A Common number for resting cardiac output in an average man is 5 l/min. A four fold increase would yield 20 l/min which is seen at strenuous exercise.
Answered 6/25/2014
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