The Apgar Scoring System Chart was developed to rate a baby's appearance, pulse, responsiveness, muscle activity, and breathing.
Virginia Apgar, an anesthesiologist, developed the Apgar Scoring System Chart in 1952.
Virginia Apgar
American Pediatric Gross Assessment Record (APGAR)
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Scoring a 10 is very uncommon on the APGAR test. Babies who score an 8 or 9 are typically in good health, while those scoring a 7 or lower may need medical assistance.
It is performed twice, first at one minute and then again at five minutes after birth.
She made a scoring system for the babies who was just born this was to help them breathe and help the babies who had many problems
That's the " APGAR " score.American Pediatric Gross Assessment RecordActivity, Pulse, Grimace, Appearance, RespirationThe newborn scoring system created in 1952 by American anesthesiologist Virginia Apgar
Virginia Apgar first invented the Apgar score in 1949 but then refined and finally published it in 1953.
virginia apgar
She invented the APGAR