APGAR Scoring — Interpretation and Clinical Significance MCQ — NEET PG Practice Question | NEETPGAI
APGAR Scoring — Interpretation and Clinical Significance
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Two newborns born at term have low APGAR scores at 1 minute. Baby A has a score of 4 (blue, limp, gasping, no response to stimulation, heart rate 80 bpm). Baby B has a score of 4 (pink body with blue extremities, some flexion, weak cry, grimace, heart rate 90 bpm). Which single feature best distinguishes Baby A (true asphyxia) from Baby B (delayed transition with intact cerebral perfusion)?
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