One-year-old baby's breathing rate

There will be corresponding growth indicators for each stage of a baby's growth. If some babies often have vomiting, parents will check their babies' bodies. Generally, the cardiovascular and cerebrovascular systems are connected, so it is necessary to monitor the baby's breathing frequency and heartbeat rate to see if the baby is within the normal range. So what is the breathing frequency of a one-year-old baby?

1. First of all, it needs to be explained that heart rate is the number of pulses per minute. The normal pulse rate for children is generally as follows:

Fetal 140-150 beats/min;

Newborn babies: 130-140 beats/min;

From one month to one year old, 110-130 beats/min;

2 years old: 96-115 beats/min;

3 years old: 86-105 beats/min;

7-14 years old: 76-90 beats/min;

The above frequencies should be in a quiet state. If the child is active or participates in physical exercise, the heartbeat can be significantly faster.

(The following supplements young and elderly people):

15-21 years old: 76-85 beats/min;

21-60 years old: 70-75 times/min;

67-80 beats/min for those over 60 years old;

It is also necessary to add that women's heart rate is generally faster than men's, which is normal. Heart rate is affected by breathing rate. The heart rate is affected by body temperature, that is, it will speed up by ten beats for every degree Fahrenheit increase (as shown in the following table):

98F Heart rate 60/min

When the temperature is 99F, the heart rate is 70/min

When the temperature is 100F, the heart rate is 80/min.

When the temperature is 102F, the heart rate is 100/min.

When the temperature is 104F, the heart rate is 120/min

2. Breathing is a necessary process for gas exchange between the internal and external environment of the human body. The human body inhales oxygen and exhales carbon dioxide through breathing, thereby maintaining normal physiological functions.

A normal adult breathes 16 to 20 times per minute, and the ratio of breathing to pulse is 1:4, that is, for every 1 breath, the pulse beats 4 times.

Puppies breathe faster than adults, up to 20 to 30 times per minute; newborns can breathe up to 44 times per minute.