- Apgar rating
- Apgar rating (score)Apgar-Schema n (zur Beurteilung eines Neugeborenen; Apgar = Kunstwort aus Atmung, Puls, Grundtonus, Aussehen und Reflexe)
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Apgar rating
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Apgar score — A practical method of evaluating the physical condition of a newborn infant shortly after delivery. The Apgar score is a number arrived at by scoring the heart rate, respiratory effort, muscle tone, skin color, and response to a catheter in the… … Medical dictionary
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