Elma, an athlete, has a low resting heart rate of 60 heartbeats per minute. Her resting cardiac output is 5000 mL/minute and her end diastolic volume (EDV) was determined to be 140 mL. How much is her stroke volume and ESV (end systolic volume)?

Elma, an athlete, has a low resting heart rate of 60 heartbeats per minute. Her resting cardiac output is 5000 mL/minute and her end diastolic volume (EDV) was determined to be 140 mL. How much is her stroke volume and ESV (end systolic volume)?

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