What is a normal blood pressure for a child?

Answer 1

It is in the 89th percentile or lower, but it all depends on sex, age, and height.

But a 2-year old of average height and blood pressure would have a BP of 88/42.

(See link below to pdf chart)

Answer 2

To calculate this, you must know your child's height centile. This can be obtained from charts available on the internet or from your local family doctor. Contact me privately if you wish to have this centile calculated.

You must then use this table to calculate the average blood pressure for your child.

http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/guidelines/hypertension/child_tbl.pdf

If you look on the left hand side, where it says BP percentile, the 50th percentile is what 50 out of 100 children will have as their BP, 95 is the top 5 highest out of 100 children etc.

Answer 3

The normal blood pressure for a child depends on their age and the percentile they are in for their height. For example, a one year old child in the 50th percentile for their height would have a blood pressure of 85 over 37.

Answer 4

Its always 70 + (Age x 2)- Systolic

74 Systolic

Answer 5

Normal blood pressure of a healthy new born is 61 to 79 systolic over 30 to 54 diastolic. 1 month of age, normal blood pressure is 75 to 95 over 37 to 55.

Answer 6

in the 70 if less he/she will have a chance that he will die

Answer 7

NONE

Answer 8

90/60

Answer 9

88/45