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Apgar score
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Apgar score [′ap·gär ‚skȯr]
(medicine)
An index used to evaluate a newborn infant's physical condition based on a rating of 0-2 for each of five criteria: heart rate, respiratory effort, muscle tone, response to stimulation, and skin color.


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On Day 1, readers learn about the Apgar score, used to evaluate a newborn's health.
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