In most medical settings, the four standard primary vital signs are as follows: Heart rate (pulse). Respiratory rate. Blood pressure. Body temperature. Normal values for each of these vital signs vary by age and, in some cases, by sex. Table 1. Normal Heart Rate by Age (Open Table in a new window). Table 2. Normal Respiratory Rate by Age (Open ....
1 3 grams of carbohydrate in one ounce, or 28g, of orange. 2  11 carbs in a small size orange. 3  16 carbs in an average size orange. 4  22 carbs in a large size orange. 5  12 carbs in 4 oz, or 114g, of oranges. 6  18 carbs in 6 oz, or 170g, of oranges. 7  21 carbs in 1 cup of orange segments/sections.
For example, you can easily get 52 grams of carbohydrates in a 16-ounce glass of unsweetened orange juice, which is the equivalent of all the carbohydrates you should have in your whole meal. The carbohydrate content of orange-flavored punches and beverages is even higher.