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Conditions indicating need for possible cardiopulmonary support
Irregular respirations or rate >60
Heart rate <80/>180 if <2 y/o
Heart rate <60/>160 if >2 y/o
Weak/absent distal pulses
Increased work of breathing (grunt/nasal flaring)
Cyanosis
Altered consciousness/irritability
Seizures
Fever with petechiae
Trauma
Burns >10% BSA
Heart rate average 0-3 mos
85-205 (Mean 140)
Heart rate average 3mos to 2 years
(100-190) Mean 130