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Pulse

• Number of heart beats per minute (bpm)

• Number of beats per sec (bpm)

• Number of minute per minute(BPM)

• Number of hours that beat (BPM)

Respiratory Rate

• Number of crying per minute (BPM)

• Number of breaths per minute (BPM)

• Number of height per minute (BPM)

• Number on body mass per minute (BPM)

Blood Pressure

• The force of blood moving through blood vessels(mmHg)

• The Force of motion per minute(mmHg)

• The height of motion per hour(mmHg)

• The number of blood per second (mmHg)

Height

• how small someone is using measuring tape

• how short someone is using measuring tape.

• how long someone is using measuring tape.

• How tall someone is from Top to bottom .Mueasured suing measuring tape.

Weight

• Amount a person's walk .Measured in pounds (lbs)/ and kilograms (kg) .

• Amount a person weighs . Measured in pounds (lbs)/ and kilograms (kg)

• Amount a pen weighs , Measured in pounds (lbs)/ and kilograms (kg)

• Amount a cat weighs.Measured in pounds (lbs)/ and kilograms (kg)

Body Mass Index (BMI)

• measuring of body fat using Mula.

• Calculated using Mula.

• A measure of body weight using Mula.

• A measure of body fat that is the ratio of the weight of the body to it's height. Calculated using Mula.

Lung/breath sounds

• The sound of the lung.(Using a stethoscope).

• The sound and clarity of breaths (Using a stethoscope).

• The sound of wind (Using a stethoscope).

• The sound of a heart .(Using a stethoscope).

Oxygen Saturnation

• The amount of space used in oxygen. Measured as % . using a pulse oximeter.

• The amount of circulation used in oxygen. Measured as % . using a pulse oximeter.

• The amount of blood in the oxygen.Measured as % . using a pulse oximeter.

• The amount of oxygen in the blood. Measured as % . using a pulse oximeter.

Body Tempature

• The degree of the sun . Using a thermometer.

• The degree of heat of a body. Using a thermometer.

• The degree of light.Using a thermometer.

• The degree of oxygenated blood. Using a thermometer.

Pulse

• The expansion of life created throughout the world

• The expansion of an infection spreading through the heart.

• The expansion of people coming.

• The rhythmic expansion and recoil of arteries resulting from heart contraction.