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One minute after a baby boy's birth, a doctor administers the Apgar test. The baby's extremities and body are pink, so the doctor awards him a score of for . His is <100, so the doctor awards a score of . When his airways are suctioned, he cries feebly, eliciting a score of for Grimace. The baby exhibits no resistance to his extremities being extended, so the doctor writes down scores of for . Due to irregular breathing, the baby receives a for . The total score of means the baby needs .