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Vocabulary flashcards covering pediatric normal ranges for heart and respiratory rates, red flags by age, blood pressure considerations, temperature reference, and the source. These cards help memorize key rapid assessment thresholds used in pediatric care.
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Normal awake heart rate (Newborn–3 months)
85–205 beats per minute (bpm)
Normal awake heart rate (3 months–2 years)
100–190 bpm
Normal awake heart rate (2 years–10 years)
60–140 bpm
Normal awake heart rate (>10 years)
60–100 bpm
Normal sleeping heart rate (Newborn–3 months)
80–160 bpm
Normal sleeping heart rate (3 months–2 years)
75–160 bpm
Normal sleeping heart rate (2–10 years)
60–90 bpm
Normal sleeping heart rate (>10 years)
50–90 bpm
Red flag heart rate (infants <1 year)
Less than 80 bpm or greater than 220 bpm
Red flag heart rate (children)
Less than 60 bpm or greater than 180 bpm
Normal respiratory rate (Infants <1 year)
30–60 breaths per minute
Normal respiratory rate (Toddler 1–3 years)
24–40 breaths per minute
Normal respiratory rate (Preschooler 4–5 years)
22–34 breaths per minute
Normal respiratory rate (School Age 6–12 years)
18–30 breaths per minute
Normal respiratory rate (Adolescent 13–18 years)
12–16 breaths per minute
Red flag respiratory rate (Newborn up to 1 month)
Greater than 70 breaths per minute
Red flag respiratory rate (Infants)
Greater than 60 breaths per minute
Red flag respiratory rate (Toddlers/Preschoolers)
Greater than 40 breaths per minute
Red flag respiratory rate (School Age)
Greater than 30 breaths per minute
Red flag respiratory rate (Any age <10)
Less than 10 breaths per minute
Blood pressure norms note
Norms are based on height, age and gender; consult the Appendix table for age/height percentile ranges for boys or girls
Hypotension red flag (Neonates)
Systolic BP < 60 mmHg
Hypotension red flag (Infants <1 year)
Systolic BP < 70 mmHg
Hypotension red flag (Children 1–10 years)
Systolic BP < 70 + (age in years × 2) mmHg
Hypotension red flag (Children >10 years)
Systolic BP < 90 mmHg