The APGAR Score is a standardised way of checking the health of a newborn baby.

The score is based on 5 elements, which are sometimes named after the letters in APGAR’s name: Appearance, which relates to the pinkness or blueness of the baby’s skin tone; Pulse, which relates to its heart rate; Grimace, which tests the  baby’s reflexes and response when the sole of its foot is stimulated; Activity,which checks the baby’s muscle tone; and Respiration, which assesses the rate of  the baby’s breathing. Each element is given a score of 0, 1 or 2 to provide a total score of 10.

Calculate  your "APGAR Score"  by selecting your Strength, Lung, Muscle, Skin color and Reflex response performed.