The Admirals announced today that they have signed veteran defenceman Ian White to a Professional Tryout Contract (PTO). Ian White is an NHL veteran with over 500 games and (45-134) 179 points. He was drafted in 2002 by the Toronto Maple Leafs and made his NHL debut in 2005.
âBabies who are born prematurely often have two ages: Chronological age is the age of the baby from the day of birthâthe number of days, weeks or years old the baby actually has been in the outside world. Adjusted age is the developmental age of the baby based on his due date. To calculate adjusted age, you take your premature babyâs chronological age (for example, 20 weeks) and subtract the number of weeks premature the baby was (born 6 weeks early). In this example, the babyâs adjusted age would be 14 weeks.
To adjust your baby's age, the number of weeks your baby is premature is subtracted from your baby's chronological age in weeks. For example, if your baby was 5 weeks premature (ie. born at week 35 based on full term of 40 weeks), and it's been 20 weeks since your baby was born, your baby's corrected age is 15 weeks old (20 - 5 = 15). Until recently, babies born between 37 weeks and 42 weeks were considered full-term, with 40 weeks from last menstrual period (LMP) being the average.