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because infants have higher average pulse rates.
Curiosity, inability to read warning labels, a desire to imitate adults, and inadequate supervision lead to childhood poisonings.
Infants have proportionally greater water content, higher metabolic rate, and immature kidney function compared to adults. These differences can lead to challenges in regulating fluid balance, electrolyte levels, and acid-base status in infants.
Yes, infants have a higher percentage of body water than adults. This is primarily due to infants having higher body water content, proportionate to their smaller body size. As individuals age, their body water percentage decreases due to changes in body composition and organ function.
Becauas it is different
Children are more prone to higher temperatures than adults. However, running a high fever is not safe in children or adults.
Adults have larger lungs and higher lung capacity compared to infants. This allows adults to exchange more air per breath, resulting in a lower respiratory rate to meet their oxygen demands. Infants have smaller lungs and less developed respiratory muscles, requiring a higher respiratory rate to maintain adequate oxygen levels.
there immune system is not built up yet.
People 65 or over are at a higher risk to get the flu, but anyone of any age can be infected by the flu viruses. Infants and young children are also especially vulnerable to the flu since they have immature immune systems. See the related question below about those at higher risk for the flu.
There are many reasons why adults become dizzy and sick more quickly when spinning around than children. Adults are higher from the ground for example.
Red blood count is higher in infants as compared in adults. This is probably so because the growth in infants is very fast. Infants gain three times weight in first year of his life. By the second year the weight gain is only 20 %. So infants need more oxygen carrying capacity in the blood. That is why RBC count is more in infants as compared to adults.