A nine months old baby Lucil is brought to the clinic for a regular check up....

A nine months old baby Lucil is brought to the clinic for a regular check up. Baby's weight is 8 kgs. Length is 100 cm. Body temperature is T36.5 , Cardiac Rate is 120 beats/min and RR is 30. Baby Lucil is a full breastfed infant.

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