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The APGAR Score calculator will help you assess the health of neonates according to the APGAR scale.
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The Formula Feeding Calculator estimates daily formula amount and per-feeding volume from baby weight, age group, and feeds per day. It also provides water amount, scoop estimates, and a suggested feeding schedule. It is available as an open web calculator with no mandatory paid access.
This free height calculator predicts a child's adult height based on linear regression analysis. It can also convert between different units of height.
FamilyNes includes an eye color calculator where users pick mom's and dad's eye colors to estimate likely baby eye color outcomes. The tool is accessible on the public webpage and functions as a free utility. It is framed as a curiosity/estimation tool rather than a clinical prediction.
This formula feeding calculator provides daily formula volume, per-feed amount, water estimate, and scoop count based on baby age, weight, and feeds per day. It includes options for standard, special-needs, and premature formula scenarios, plus a suggested feed-time schedule. It is free to use in-browser.
Calculates the risk of Traumatic Brain Injury and determines the need for a CT scan in children using the PECARN (Pediatric Emergency Care Assessment Rule for Near-head Trauma) score. The tool assesses various factors like age, Glasgow Coma Scale score, pupillary response, and presence of neurological deficits to provide an estimate. Pediatricians, emergency room staff, and other healthcare professionals would use this tool to quickly evaluate children with potential head injuries, ensuring appropriate imaging and treatment decisions are made efficiently.
This pediatric blood transfusion volume calculator estimates the blood transfusion volume for pediatric use based on the patient's weight, hematocrit of the transfused blood, and the aimed increment of hemoglobin level.