NORMAL RESPIRATORY RATES
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Newborns
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44 respirations per minute
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Infants
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20–40 respirations per minute
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Children (1–7 years)
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18–30 respirations per
minute
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Adults
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12–20 respirations per minute
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NORMAL PULSE RATES
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Birth
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130–140 beats per minute
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Infants
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110–130 beats per minute
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Children 1 year
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110–130 beats per minute
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Children 2 years
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96–115 beats per minute
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Children 3 years
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86–105 beats per minute
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Children 7–14 years
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76–90 beats per minute
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Adults
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60–80 beats per minute
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Temperatures is recorded as shown:
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Oral
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T 98.6°F
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Rectal
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T 99.6°(R) F
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Axillary
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T 97.6°(Ax) F
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Tympanic
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T 98.6°(Tym) F
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Temporal artery
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T 99.4°(TA) F
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NORMAL BLOOD PRESSURE READINGS
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In a healthy child, blood pressure is taken for the fi rst time
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during the physical exam when the child is 3 years old. Blood
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pressure in children varies based on their gender and height
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percentile.
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Child 10 years
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100/65
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Adolescent 16 years
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118/75
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Adult Systolic
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less than 120
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Diastolic
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less than 80
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Prehypertension
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120–139/80–89
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High blood pressure
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Above 140/90
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1 kilogram =
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2.2 pounds
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To convert pounds to kilograms:
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Take the number of pounds and divide by 2.2
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Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Body_Standards
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