Table 1 Key parameters for patients' vital signs analysis Sample table title [23]

Pressure (Systolic/Diastolic) *

Bp

04 years old -85/60 mmHg;

06 years old-95/62 mmHg;

10 years olsd - 100/65 mmHg;

12 years old - 108/67 mmHg;

16 years old - 118/75 mmHg;

Adults - 120/80 mmHg;

Elderly - 140 a 160/90 to 100 mmHg.

Heart rate

(The objective is to evaluate whether the heart is beating, and if he does so with appropriate pace and frequency.)

Hr

Newborn - 100 a 160 bpm

Children - 80 a 120 bpm

Adult - 60 to 100 bpm

Respiratory Rate

(Through rhythm, sound and depth, it reflects the metabolic state of the body, the condition of the diaphragm and chest muscles, supplying oxygen (O2) to the respiratory tract and alveoli.)

Rr

Newborn- 30 to 60 mrpm

Children- 20 to 30 mrpm

Adult- 12 to 20 mrpm

Body Temperature

(It represents the balance between heat production and heat loss.)

Bt

Axillary: 36°C to 37°C

Oral: 36,2°C to 37,2°C

Rectal: 36,4°C to 37,4°C

Partial oxygen saturation

(It represents the partial oxygen saturation in the blood.)

POS₂

Low- 0 - 94%

Normal- 95 - 100%