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14 yr old on a heart monitor last year /sodium deficiency. today school nurse said 89 to 59 in two minutes? do you know what this is?
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Heart rate: Heart rates of 59 or 89 would not be abnormally low in a 14 year old who is otherwise well. Please restate the question.
Answered 10/1/2015
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