Quickly assess the health and vital signs of newborn baby with APGAR score.
The APGAR score is a simple method of quickly assessing the health and vital signs of newborn baby after delivery. The five criteria assessed in APGAR score are: A - Appearance (Skin Color), P - Pulse (heart rate), G - Grimace (Reflex Irritability / Response), A - Activity (Muscle Tone), R - Respiration (Breathing Ability). "APGAR Score Pro: Pediatric Newborn Assessment" apps will help health practitioners to quickly determine the APGAR score of newborn baby.
Why should you choose "APGAR Score Pro: Pediatric Newborn Assessment"?
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APGAR score is usually evaluated at 1 and 5 minutes after birth. In "APGAR Score Pro: Pediatric Newborn Assessment" apps, user can simply choose between several selections to calculate the APGAR score. "APGAR Score Pro: Pediatric Newborn Assessment" apps will also give the interpretation of the APGAR score. A score of 7-10 is desired (considered normal), 4-6 is fairly low, and 3 or lower is critically low. Any score lower than 7 is a sign that a baby needs medical attention. "APGAR Score Pro: Pediatric Newborn Assessment" also provide comprehensive information about the APGAR score.
Why should you choose "APGAR Score Pro: Pediatric Newborn Assessment"?
???? Simple and very easy to use.
???? Quick assessment of newborn health with APGAR score.
???? Interpretation of the APGAR score result (classification of APGAR score value).
???? Comprehensive information about APGAR score.
???? It is totally free. Download now!
APGAR score is usually evaluated at 1 and 5 minutes after birth. In "APGAR Score Pro: Pediatric Newborn Assessment" apps, user can simply choose between several selections to calculate the APGAR score. "APGAR Score Pro: Pediatric Newborn Assessment" apps will also give the interpretation of the APGAR score. A score of 7-10 is desired (considered normal), 4-6 is fairly low, and 3 or lower is critically low. Any score lower than 7 is a sign that a baby needs medical attention. "APGAR Score Pro: Pediatric Newborn Assessment" also provide comprehensive information about the APGAR score.
