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Vital signs at birth |
Pulse: 100-180 RR: 30-60 BP: 60-90 systolic Temp: 98-100 |
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Vital signs at 1 y/o |
Pulse: 100-160 RR: 30-60 BP: 87-105 Temp: 98-100 |
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Toddler vitals |
12-36 months Pulse: 80-110 RR: 24-40 BP: 95-105 Temp: 98.6-99.6 |
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Vitals of preschooler |
3-5 y/0 Pulse: 70-110 RR: 22-34 BP: 95-110 Temp: 96.8-99.6 |
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Vitals of school age |
6-12 y/o Pulse: 65-110 RR: 18-30 BP: 97-112 Temp: 98.6 |
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Vitals adolescents |
13-18 y/oPulse: 60-90RR: 12-26BP: 112-128Temp: 98.6 |
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Vitals early adult |
19-40 y/oPulse: 60-100RR: 12-20BP: 120/80Temp: 98.6 |
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Vitals middle adult |
41-60 y/oPulse: 60-100RR: 12-20BP: 120/80Temp: 98.6 |
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Moro reflex |
Startle reflex. Both arms should be thrown up equally. If asymmetric may imply paralyses out weakness on that side of body. |
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School ages three levels of moral development |
Preconventional reasoning: Conventional reasoning Postconventional reasoning |
