How many times does a ten-month-old baby breathe per minute normally?

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

A ten-month-old baby's heartbeat is faster than an adult's, approximately 90-110 times per minute;
Respiratory rate: The normal respiratory rate of adults at rest is about 16-20 times per minute. Females are slightly faster by 2-3 times. Newborns have the highest respiratory rate, at 40-44 times per minute, at one year old it is 30 times, and at 4-7 years old it is 22 times.
The normal heart rate for children of different ages should be as follows: Newborns average 120-140 times per minute. At one year old, it is 120 times per minute; at three years old, 110 times per minute; at five years old, 100 times per minute; at seven years old, 90 times per minute; after eight years old, it can decrease to 70 times per minute.
An increased heart rate is generally caused by fever, anemia, or congenital heart disease. A clear diagnosis is needed to target the cause of the condition for treatment.