Apgar score components - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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What is an Apgar score? CORRECT ANSWER Assess newborns condition at birth Used to see what babies need supportive oxygen or cardiac support Does not mean the baby is healthier APGAR score components CORRECT ANSWER Activity (muscle tone) Pulse Grimace (relex) Appearance Respirations Activity scoring CORRECT ANSWER 0: absent 1: flexed arms and legs 2: active Pulse scoring CORRECT ANSWER 0: absent 1: below 100 2: above 100 Grimace scoring CORRECT ANSWER 0: floppy 1: minimal r...

NPTE Test Questions and Correct Answers When is the Apgar test administered? - Answer-- 1, 5, and 10 minutes after birth. - repeated every 5 minutes if infant is having difficulties What are the components of the Apgar test? - Answer-A - appearance P - pulse G - reflex irritability (grimace) A - activity (muscle tone) R - respiration What is a normal Apgar score? - Answer-> 7 What is a fairly low Apgar score? - Answer-4-6 What is a critically low Apgar score? - Answer-&l...