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What are some of the reasons someone's resting hr could range from 80-100 bpm?
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Nearly normal.: Normal heart rates vary considerably from person to person. We consider a normal HR as 60-100 bpm. Aerobic conditioning (or lack thereof), fevers or intercurrent illness, volume status (ie dehydration etc) all can play a role in the heart rate response as well. 80-100 is in the normal range.
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