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Normal Vital Signs and Flow Rate

The document provides normal body temperature, pulse rate, respiratory rate, and blood pressure ranges for different age groups. Body temperature is typically highest in newborns and decreases with age. Pulse and respiratory rates are highest in newborns and infants, and decrease with age. Systolic blood pressure generally increases with age while diastolic pressure peaks in childhood before decreasing in adolescents and adults. Conversion tables provide drop factors to calculate intravenous drip rates for different fluid volumes and administration times in adults and children.

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Normal Vital Signs and Flow Rate

The document provides normal body temperature, pulse rate, respiratory rate, and blood pressure ranges for different age groups. Body temperature is typically highest in newborns and decreases with age. Pulse and respiratory rates are highest in newborns and infants, and decrease with age. Systolic blood pressure generally increases with age while diastolic pressure peaks in childhood before decreasing in adolescents and adults. Conversion tables provide drop factors to calculate intravenous drip rates for different fluid volumes and administration times in adults and children.

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NORMAL BODY TEMPERATURE

AGE GROUP TEMPERATURE (in Fahrenheit)


Newborn 97.7⁰F-99.5⁰F=36.5⁰C-37.5⁰C

Infants (1 year or less) 97.0⁰F-99.0⁰F=36.1⁰C-37.2⁰C


Toddlers (1-3 years) 97.5⁰F-98.6⁰F=36.3⁰C-37⁰C

Pre-schooler (3-6 years) 97.5⁰F-98.6⁰F=36.3⁰C-37⁰C


School aged children (7-12 years) 97.5⁰F-98.6⁰F=36.3⁰C-37⁰C

Adolescent (12-17 years) 97.5⁰F-98.6⁰F=36.3⁰C-37⁰C


Adults (above 18 years) 97.6⁰F-99⁰F=36.4⁰C-37.2⁰C

Elders (above 70 years) 96.8⁰F-97.5⁰F=36⁰C-36.3⁰C

NORMAL PULSE RATE

AGE GROUP NORMAL PULSE RATE (in beats per minute) AVERAGE PULSE RATE (in beats per minute)
Newborn 100-70 140
Infants(1 year or less) 80-170 120
Toodlers(1-3 years) 80-130 110
Pre-schoolers(3-6 years) 75-120 100
School aged children (7-12 years) 70-110 90
Adolescent (7-12 years) 60-90 75
Adults (above 18 years old) 60-110 80

NORMAL RESPIRATORY RATE

AGE GROUP NORMAL RESPIRATORY RATE (in beats per AVERAGE RESPIRATORY RATE (in beats per
minute) minute)

Newborn 30-50 40

Infants (1 year or less 20-40 30

Toddlers (1-3 years) 20-30 25

Pre-schooler(3-6 years) 16-22 19

School aged children(7-12 years) 14-20 17

Adolescent(12-17 years) 12-20 16

Adults(above 18 years) 12-20 18


NORMAL BP

AGE GROUP SYSTOLIC DIASTOLIC AVERAGE

Newborn 65-95 30-60 80-60

Infants (1 yr or less) 65-115 42-80 90-61

Toddlers (1-3 years) 76-112 46-84 99-65

Pre-schooler (3-6 years) 85-115 48-64 100-56

School-aged children (6-12 years) 93-125 46-68 109-58

Adolescent (12-17 years) 99-137 51-71 118-61

Adults (above 18 years) 100-140 60-90 120-80

FLOW RATE

Drop factor=15 Drop factor=60

*1000ml Adults (gtts/min) Child (gtts/min)

(1440) 24 10.42 41.67

(720) 12 20.83 90.91

(660) 11 22.37 100

(600) 10 25 111

(540) 9 27.78 111.11

(480) 8 31.25 125

(420) 7 35.71 142

(360) 6 41.67 166.66


(300) 5 50 200

(240) 4 62.5 250

*500 ml

24 5.21 20.83

12 10.42 41.67

11 11.36 45.45

10 12.5 50

9 13.89 55.55

8 15.63 62.5

7 17.86 71.43

6 20.83 83.33

5 25 100

4 31.25 125

KVO= 10-15

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