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Apgar Video Tutorial

Posted by medliorator on May 26, 2009

5 parameters (appearance, pulse, grimace, activity and respiration), each scored 0,1,or 2 with 10 points possible.

Assigning an Apgar Score to Newborns [WSJ]

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