Which five findings are assessed in the Apgar score?
Correct answer: A. Colour, pulse, reflex irritability, activity, respiration
- A. Colour, pulse, reflex irritability, activity, respiration
- B. Weight, length, head size, feeding, temperature
- C. Blood pressure, pulse, glucose, colour, urine output
- D. Cry, feeding, stool, muscle tone, head circumference
Explanation
The Apgar score assesses appearance, pulse, grimace, activity, and respiration. Weight, feeding, glucose, and elimination are important newborn assessments but are not Apgar components.
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