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inherent rate |
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inherent rate, the frequency of impulse formation attributed to a given pacemaker location within the heart. The following rates are representative of the adult heart: sinus node, 60 to 100 beats/min; atrioventricular junction, 40 to 60/min; ventricle, 15 to 40 beats/min. In adults a rate above 100 beats/min is normal during exercise, exertion, strong emotion, or pain. Most clinicians are alert to possible problems when the sinus rate is greater than 90 beats/min and are not concerned unless it drops to less than 50 beats/min. In children the normal sinus rate is higher, decreasing as the age of the child increases. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Each property has typically an inherent rate at which it can be rented, even if that is not your intent. The inherent rate and credit risks of LBB's lending portfolio are minimized via a MFA which allows the bank to put any loan asset (at the bank's original cost) to LBHI at will. Home equity doesn't have an inherent rate of return so in the race to retirement we are leaving our biggest horse in the barn. |
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