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Clinical reference tools and guides for pediatric blood pressure percentiles and Bayley-Pinneau predicted adult height.

Mid-visit, you need a fast lookup, not a scavenger hunt through a binder. This hub collects the Swizzle Works clinical reference tools and written guides for that job.

Pediatric Blood Pressure is live on iOS: gender, age, height, optional measured values, bands from the 2017 AAP tables. Height Predictor is also live on iOS for Bayley-Pinneau adult height from bone age, growth tempo, and current height.

Around the BP app sit three guides with different jobs: calculator flow, paper-vs-app charts, and hypertension screening limits. Height Predictor has four: the calculator flow, why bone age matters, how Bayley-Pinneau differs from mid-parental height, and the method's limits. Audience is clinicians and trainees. Not parents diagnosing at home.

Products

  • Status: Available

    Pediatric blood pressure percentiles, fast.

    A simple guide for pediatric medical professionals using the updated 2017 AAP blood pressure guidelines.

    • iOS

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  • Status: Available

    Predicted adult height from bone age.

    Bone Age Height Predictor on the App Store: a Bayley-Pinneau adult height lookup for clinicians with a scored bone age.

    • iOS
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Frequently asked questions

Who is this hub for?

Pediatric clinicians and trainees who need fast clinical reference lookups for blood pressure percentiles or predicted adult height from bone age.

What products sit here?

Pediatric Blood Pressure (live iOS) for 2017 AAP percentile lookup, and Height Predictor (live iOS) for Bayley-Pinneau adult height from bone age.

Do these pages replace clinical guidelines or judgment?

No. They explain how to use our tools. Follow published references and your clinical judgment.

Why split so many guide pages?

So each URL has one job. Same clinic tools, different questions people actually ask.

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