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B e t t e r a n d S a f e r C a r e We can provide better and safer care for your child when we weigh in Kilograms and measure in Centimeters. Although most American families measure a child’s weight in pounds and length/height in inches, the doctors and nurses at pediatric hospitals need to know this information in kilograms and centimeters. Why is this important? Children often need smaller amounts of medications than adults. Accidentally calcu- lating the amount of medication using the weight in pounds instead of kilograms can result in a child getting more medicine than they should. We want your child to be safe. In order to provide safer care and prevent medication errors, RMHC has put the following precautions in place: Our scales only provide metric (kilogram/centimeter) measures of weight and height. Your child’s weight in kilograms and height in centimeters is recorded on your child’s medical record in a prominent place, so that everyone providing care has accurate information. We only provide information related to height and weight in metric form (centimeters and kilograms) in order to avoid confusion when calculating dosages. Why are we providing this chart? We believe that it is important for you to be a part of your child’s care and want to provide information that is accurate and easy to understand. When we refer to your child’s weight or height using metric measurements, this chart can be used to convert kilograms into pounds and centimeters into feet/inches. PLEASE NOTE: Over-the-counter medicines are usually dosed by age or pounds. Please read labels carefully. 1' 6" 46 1' 7" 48 1' 8" 51 1' 9" 53 1' 10" 56 1' 11" 58 2'.0" 61 2' 1" 64 2' 2" 66 2' 3" 69 2' 4" 71 2' 5" 74 2' 6" 76 2' 7" 79 2' 8" 81 2' 9" 84 2' 10" 86 2' 11" 89 3'.0" 91 3' 1" 94 3' 2" 97 3' 3" 99 3' 4" 102 3' 5" 104 3' 6" 107 3' 7" 109 3' 8" 112 3' 9" 114 3' 10" 117 3' 11" 119 4'0" 122 4' 1" 124 4' 2" 127 4' 3" 130 4' 4" 132 4' 5" 135 4' 6" 137 4' 7" 140 4' 8" 142 4' 9" 145 4' 10" 147 4' 11" 150 5'0" 152 5' 1" 155 5' 2" 157 5' 3" 160 5' 4" 163 5' 5" 165 5' 6" 168 5' 7" 170 5' 8" 173 5' 9" 175 5' 10" 178 5' 11" 180 6'0" 183 6' 1" 185 6' 2" 188 6' 3" 191 6' 4" 193 6' 5" 195 H e i g h t & W e i g h t C o n v e r s i o n w w w . RockyMountai nHospi tal ForChi l dren. co m Feet/Inches > Centimeters 2 1 4 2 7 3 9 4 11 5 13 6 15 7 18 8 20 9 22 10 24 11 26 12 29 13 31 14 33 15 35 16 37 17 40 18 42 19 44 20 46 21 49 22 51 23 53 24 55 25 57 26 60 27 62 28 64 29 66 30 68 31 71 32 73 33 75 34 77 35 79 36 82 37 84 38 86 39 88 40 90 41 93 42 95 43 97 44 99 45 101 46 104 47 106 48 108 49 110 50 112 51 115 52 117 53 119 54 121 55 123 56 126 57 128 58 130 59 132 60 134 61 137 62 139 63 141 64 143 65 146 66 148 67 150 68 152 69 154 70 157 71 159 72 161 73 163 74 165 75 168 76 170 77 172 78 Pounds > Kilograms Name: __________________________________ Date: ___________________________________ height __________cm weight __________kg Chart your child’s growth online at www.magicfoundation.org/Growth_chart/main_growthchart.html ft cm ft cm ft cm ft cm ft cm ft cm lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg © 2012 HCA HealthONE

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Betterand Safer Care

We can provide better and safer care for your child when we weigh in Kilograms and measure in Centimeters.

Although most American families measure a child’s weight in pounds andlength/height in inches, the doctors and nurses at pediatric hospitals need to know thisinformation in kilograms and centimeters.

Why is this important?Children often need smaller amounts of medications than adults. Accidentally calcu-

lating the amount of medication using the weight in pounds instead of kilograms canresult in a child getting more medicine than they should.

We want your child to be safe.In order to provide safer care and prevent medication errors, RMHC has put the

following precautions in place:• Our scales only provide metric (kilogram/centimeter) measures of weight and height.• Your child’s weight in kilograms and height in centimeters is recorded on your child’smedical record in a prominent place, so that everyone providing care has accurate information.

• We only provide information related to height and weight in metric form (centimetersand kilograms) in order to avoid confusion when calculating dosages.

Why are we providing this chart?We believe that it is important for you to be a part of your child’s care and want to

provide information that is accurate and easy to understand. When we refer to yourchild’s weight or height using metric measurements, this chart can be used to convertkilograms into pounds and centimeters into feet/inches.

PLEASE NOTE: Over-the-counter medicines are usually dosed by age or pounds.Please read labels carefully.

1' 6" 46

1' 7" 48

1' 8" 51

1' 9" 53

1' 10" 56

1' 11" 58

2'.0" 61

2' 1" 64

2' 2" 66

2' 3" 69

2' 4" 71

2' 5" 74

2' 6" 76

2' 7" 79

2' 8" 81

2' 9" 84

2' 10" 86

2' 11" 89

3'.0" 91

3' 1" 94

3' 2" 97

3' 3" 99

3' 4" 102

3' 5" 104

3' 6" 107

3' 7" 109

3' 8" 112

3' 9" 114

3' 10" 117

3' 11" 119

4'0" 122

4' 1" 124

4' 2" 127

4' 3" 130

4' 4" 132

4' 5" 135

4' 6" 137

4' 7" 140

4' 8" 142

4' 9" 145

4' 10" 147

4' 11" 150

5'0" 152

5' 1" 155

5' 2" 157

5' 3" 160

5' 4" 163

5' 5" 165

5' 6" 168

5' 7" 170

5' 8" 173

5' 9" 175

5' 10" 178

5' 11" 180

6'0" 183

6' 1" 185

6' 2" 188

6' 3" 191

6' 4" 193

6' 5" 195

Height &Weight Conversion

www.RockyMountainHospitalForChildren.com

Feet/Inches > Centimeters

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Pounds > Kilograms

Name: __________________________________

Date: ___________________________________

height __________cm weight __________kg

Chart your child’s growth online at www.magicfoundation.org/Growth_chart/main_growthchart.html

ft cm ft cm ft cm ft cm ft cm ft cm

lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg

© 2012 HCA HealthONE

Better and Safer Care

Although most American families measure a child’s weightin pounds and length/height in inches, the doctors and nursesat pediatric hospitals need to know this information in kilogramsand centimeters.

Why is this important?Children often need smaller amounts of medications than

adults. Accidentally calculating the amount of medicationusing the weight in pounds instead of kilograms can result in achild getting more medicine than they should.

We want your child to be safe.In order to provide safer care and prevent medication errors,

RMHC has put the following precautions in place:• Our scales only provide metric (kilogram/centimeter) meas-ures of weight and height.

• Your child’s weight in kilograms and height in centimeters isrecorded on your child’s medical record in a prominent place,

so that everyone providing care has accurate information.• We only provide information related to height and weightin metric form (centimeters and kilograms) in order to avoidconfusion when calculating dosages.

Why are we providing this chart?We believe that it is important for you to be a part of your

child’s care and want to provide information that is accurate andeasy to understand. When we refer to your child’s weight orheight using metric measurements, this chart can be used toconvert kilograms into pounds and centimeters into feet/inches.

PLEASE NOTE: Over-the-counter medicines are usuallydosed by age or pounds. Please read labels carefully.

www.RockyMountainHospitalForChildren.com

© 2012 HCA HealthONE

We can provide better and safer care for your child when we weigh in Kilograms and measure in Centimeters.

Height &Weight Conversion

© 2012 HCA HealthONE

1' 6" 461' 7" 481' 8" 511' 9" 531' 10" 561' 11" 582'.0" 61

2' 1" 642' 2" 662' 3" 692' 4" 712' 5" 742' 6" 762' 7" 79

2' 8" 812' 9" 842' 10" 862' 11" 893'.0" 913' 1" 943' 2" 97

3' 3" 993' 4" 1023' 5" 1043' 6" 1073' 7" 1093' 8" 1123' 9" 114

3' 10" 1173' 11" 1194'0" 1224' 1" 1244' 2" 1274' 3" 1304' 4" 132

4' 5" 1354' 6" 1374' 7" 1404' 8" 1424' 9" 1454' 10" 1474' 11" 150

5'0" 1525' 1" 1555' 2" 1575' 3" 1605' 4" 1635' 5" 1655' 6" 168

5' 7" 1705' 8" 1735' 9" 1755' 10" 1785' 11" 1806'0" 1836' 1" 185

Feet/Inches > Centimeters

ft cm ft cm ft cm ft cm ft cm ft cm ft cm ft cm

2 14 27 39 411 513 615 7

18 820 922 1024 1126 1229 1331 14

33 1535 1637 1740 1842 1944 2046 21

49 2251 2353 2455 2557 2660 2762 28

64 2966 3068 3171 3273 3375 3477 35

79 3682 3784 3886 3988 4090 4193 42

95 4397 4499 45101 46104 47106 48108 49

110 50112 51115 52117 53119 54121 55123 56

Pounds > Kilograms

lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg

Chart your child’s growth online at www.magicfoundation.org/Growth_chart/main_growthchart.html

Better and Safer Care

Although most American families measure a child’s weightin pounds and length/height in inches, the doctors and nursesat pediatric hospitals need to know this information in kilogramsand centimeters.

Why is this important?Children often need smaller amounts of medications than

adults. Accidentally calculating the amount of medicationusing the weight in pounds instead of kilograms can result in achild getting more medicine than they should.

We want your child to be safe.In order to provide safer care and prevent medication errors,

RMHC has put the following precautions in place:• Our scales only provide metric (kilogram/centimeter) meas-ures of weight and height.

• Your child’s weight in kilograms and height in centimeters isrecorded on your child’s medical record in a prominent place,

so that everyone providing care has accurate information.• We only provide information related to height and weightin metric form (centimeters and kilograms) in order to avoidconfusion when calculating dosages.

Why are we providing this chart?We believe that it is important for you to be a part of your

child’s care and want to provide information that is accurate andeasy to understand. When we refer to your child’s weight orheight using metric measurements, this chart can be used toconvert kilograms into pounds and centimeters into feet/inches.

PLEASE NOTE: Over-the-counter medicines are usuallydosed by age or pounds. Please read labels carefully.

www.RockyMountainHospitalForChildren.com

© 2012 HCA HealthONE

We can provide better and safer care for your child when we weigh in Kilograms and measure in Centimeters.

Height &Weight Conversion

© 2012 HCA HealthONE

1' 6" 461' 7" 481' 8" 511' 9" 531' 10" 561' 11" 582'.0" 61

2' 1" 642' 2" 662' 3" 692' 4" 712' 5" 742' 6" 762' 7" 79

2' 8" 812' 9" 842' 10" 862' 11" 893'.0" 913' 1" 943' 2" 97

3' 3" 993' 4" 1023' 5" 1043' 6" 1073' 7" 1093' 8" 1123' 9" 114

3' 10" 1173' 11" 1194'0" 1224' 1" 1244' 2" 1274' 3" 1304' 4" 132

4' 5" 1354' 6" 1374' 7" 1404' 8" 1424' 9" 1454' 10" 1474' 11" 150

5'0" 1525' 1" 1555' 2" 1575' 3" 1605' 4" 1635' 5" 1655' 6" 168

5' 7" 1705' 8" 1735' 9" 1755' 10" 1785' 11" 1806'0" 1836' 1" 185

Feet/Inches > Centimeters

ft cm ft cm ft cm ft cm ft cm ft cm ft cm ft cm

2 14 27 39 411 513 615 7

18 820 922 1024 1126 1229 1331 14

33 1535 1637 1740 1842 1944 2046 21

49 2251 2353 2455 2557 2660 2762 28

64 2966 3068 3171 3273 3375 3477 35

79 3682 3784 3886 3988 4090 4193 42

95 4397 4499 45101 46104 47106 48108 49

110 50112 51115 52117 53119 54121 55123 56

Pounds > Kilograms

lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg

Chart your child’s growth online at www.magicfoundation.org/Growth_chart/main_growthchart.html