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The normal vital signs of a normal person were as follows: 1. ** Body temperature **: - The oral temperature was 36.3 - 37.2 ° C; - Rectal temperature was 36.5 - 37.7 ° C; - The temperature under the armpit was 36.0 - 37.0 ° C. 2. ** Pulse **: 60 - 100 beats/min. 3. ** Breathing **: 12 - 20 breaths per minute. 4. ** Blood pressure **: The adult's blood pressure is 90 - 140mm <anno data-annotation-id ="00000100 - 4440 - 4410 - 9999 - 9999999999999"> contractile </anno> and 60 - 90mm </anno>. "The Island of Life" is also a wonderful novel. Everyone is welcome to read it!

The normal range of liver stiffness was 2.6- 6.2 kPa. 7.0- 8.5 kPa generally indicated mild liver stiffness, and 8.5 kPa or higher indicated significant liver stiffness. The normal range of different hospitals and regions might vary. The hardness of the liver was the result of the liver color ultrasound examination. The relative elasticity of the liver was measured by shaking the probe and applying pressure to the liver, and the specific value was obtained. It was commonly seen in all kinds of chronic liver diseases, including viral liver, fatty liver, alcoholic liver, and drug-induced liver. However, this indicator alone could not be used to diagnose liver edema. It also needed to be combined with other tests such as blood routine, liver function, blood coagulation function, liver CT, and clinical manifestations to diagnose liver disease. As the search results provided did not provide a complete comparison table, more detailed information could not be provided.

The normal index of newborn icterus varied at different times: - Within 24 hours after birth: It is normal for the icterus index to not exceed 5 milligrams per liter. - Between 24 and 48 hours after birth: It is normal for the icterus index to not exceed 9 milligrams per liter. - Between 48 and 72 hours after birth: It is normal for the index of icterus to not exceed 12 milligrams per liter. - After 72 hours of birth, it was normal for the icterus index to not exceed 12.9 milligrams per deciliter. In addition, it was also normal for the blood serum to be less than 5 milligrams per deciliter. " The Island of Life " is also a wonderful novel. Everyone is welcome to read it!

The normal values of an adult's vital signs were as follows: 1. ** Body temperature **: The normal range is 36 - 37 ° C (armpit measurement), 36.3 - 37.2 ° C for the oral cavity, and 36.5 - 37.7 ° C for the anus. There are physiological changes, such as the day and night rhythm is a 24-hour periodic fluctuation, the lowest at 2 - 6 in the morning and the highest at 1 - 6 in the afternoon; the body temperature of children and teenagers is higher than that of adults, and the body temperature of adults is higher than that of the elderly; the body temperature of women is higher than that of men, and the body temperature of women is lower than that of women before ovulation, and the body temperature is the lowest on the day of ovulation; the body temperature increases during activity. 2. ** Pulse **: The normal range is 60 - 100 beats per minute. In terms of physiological changes, it increased slightly with age; the pulse of women was higher than that of men; the pulse increased during exercise, excitement, fear, anger, and anxiety, and slowed down during rest and sleep; the pulse increased when eating, using stimulants, strong tea, or coffee, and the pulse slowed down when fasting, using sedatives, and using drugs such as foxglove. 3. ** Breathing **: The normal range is 12 - 20 breaths per minute. 4. ** Blood pressure **: Systole blood pressure is 90 - 140 mm <anno data-annotation-id ="00000100 - 444a-400a-441a-9999999999999"> hmghg </anno>, and distension blood pressure is 60 - 90 mm </anno>. "The Island of Life" is also a wonderful novel. Everyone is welcome to read it!

The following are the normal values of some common indicators in children: 1. ** height (children under 7 years old)**: According to the 2023 edition of the Growth Standard for Children Under 7 Years Old, the corresponding height data can be compared according to gender and age (one year old, month old rounded up). P50 is the average height of children of the same age and gender. When measuring height, you need to pay attention to measurement techniques. For example, find a corner against the wall. The child takes off his shoes and socks, so that his heel, buttocks, and the back of his head are close to the wall (girls should let down their hair). Use a triangular ruler or a thick book to measure vertically against the wall. Take the average value after three consecutive measurements. Continuous monitoring should be done at the same time, with the same ruler, and by the same person. 2. ** Blood routine indicator ** - ** White blood cells **: Normal value is (4 - 10)×10/L. If the value fluctuates slightly around the normal value, there may be acute inflammation or viral infection; if the white blood cell value is above 18, if this alone indicates a bacteria infection, it may be accompanied by various inflammation. Combined with other indicators, it may indicate the possibility of acute leukemia in children. - ** Platelet **: The normal value is (100 - 300)×10/L. If it is higher than 400, it indicates that there is a increase in the number of blood cells. If it is higher than 600, it is more serious. It may indicate that there is primary or secondary increase in the number of blood cells. There is a risk of splenomegaly, blood clot, and bleeding. It may also be a manifestation of chronic leukemia. - ** Hemoglobinum **: The normal value is 110 - 130g/L (some data show that the normal value of children is 110 - 160/L). If the value of hemoglobinum is high, it may be related to polycythemia vera and compensated polycythemia; if the value of hemoglobinum is low, it may indicate that the child is anemia-stricken. 3. ** Children's Optometrification Index (S, C, A)** - **S (Sphere Degree)**: The normal value is between-0.25 and +0.50 ("-" means shortsightedness,"+" means farsightedness). However, children's eyes are still in the development stage, and the index of S will be different at different ages. There is a reserve of farsightedness. For example, the S value is about +2.50 at the age of 3,+1.50 at the age of 6, and may be reduced to +0.5 at the age of 12 to 13. - **C (Astray Degree) and A (Astray Axis)**: Under normal circumstances, both C and A indicators should be 0. However, the results of children's optometry-related examinations must be dilated to obtain accurate data. "The Island of Life" is also a wonderful novel. Everyone is welcome to read it!

Stomach acid reversal could be caused by many factors, and helicobactor infection was only one of them. Even if the value of H. Pylori was normal, there might be gastric acid reversal. On the one hand, some physiological factors could cause gastric acid repulsion, such as overwork, mental stress, eating cold and spicy food, smoking, drinking alcohol, taking non-steroid anti-inflammatory drugs such as Aspirin, etc. However, the acid repulsion caused by these factors was usually temporary and would gradually ease after adjusting their eating habits. Generally, it would not have a major impact. On the other hand, stomach diseases other than H. Pylori infection, such as stomach diseases caused by other reasons such as autoimmunity or physical factors, could also cause acid reversal symptoms. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

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