Resting heart rate: The upper limit of resting heart rate in a toddler is approximately 150 beats per minutes. Heart rates can be slightly higher during times of illness and fever. Taking several readings over a period of days to get a more accurate trend would be helpful for your evaluating pediatrician.
Answered 12/4/2014
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Heart rate: There seems to be an important past medical history with your son? As we do not usually check oxygen on a two year old unless there is a reason. So the heart rate may be elevated in a normal two year old who is asleep but not in a child with a reason for it,
Answered 7/21/2017
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