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What does APGAR stand for?
A → Appearance
P → Pulse
G → Grimace
A → Activity
R → Respiration
How is appearance scored on the Apgar?
0 → blue/pale
1 → normal body color with blue hands/feet
2 → completely pink/normal color
How are pulse and respiration scored on the Apgar?
Pulse
0 → absent
1 → <100 bpm
2 → >100 bpm
Respiration
0 → absent
1 → slow/irregular
2 → vigorous cry
How are grimace and activity scored on the Apgar?
Grimace
0 → no response
1 → minimal response
2 → pulls away, sneezes, or coughs
Activity
0 → floppy/no movement
1 → some extremity flexion
2 → active movement
When is the Apgar score measured?
1 minute after birth
5 minutes after birth
Used to assess newborn condition immediately after delivery
How are total Apgar scores interpreted?
7–10
Generally good condition
4–6
May require intervention/monitoring
≤3
Very low score
Immediate medical attention required