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Could you explain what is a normal o2 level for a 7 month old?
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Expect > 94%: The expected value is above 94% but usually runs 98-100%. Continuous monitoring sensors can have a hard time picking up the level if the kid is moving a lot.
Answered 12/28/2013
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