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AP is an active and pleasant 12 months old infant, who is well dressed and appears to be clean. He plays with variety of toys at home. He seems very closely bonded with his mother. He sits in her lap for comfort. His mother is relaxed and have no complaints.
Vital Signs: HR 105 regular, RR 30 breath per minute, BP 92/60mmHg. Temperature is 99.4 F. He is 31 inches tall (90.3 percentile). He weighs 22.5 lbs. (72.6 percentile). Head circumference is 43.5 cm (61.8 percentile). BMI is 16.5. No obvious pain or discomfort.
Skin. Within normal limits. Warm, pink and dry. No bruising or marks.
Head, Eyes, Ears, Nose, and Throat. Head: Normocephalic, no lesions, no palpable masses, depressions or scaring. Eyes: symmetric with normal extraocular movements.

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