July 13, 2021
During a Well Child Exam, the following are completed/reviewed:
- Complete health history review
- Physical examination
- Various screenings which may include but are not limited to vision/hearing, anemia, blood pressure, depression or other mental health issues as appropriate
- Discussion of the child’s weight, height and body mass index, nutrition, sleep habits, physical development and activity, risks to health and safety, status of chronic conditions
- Immunization as needed
- Preventive health recommendations
- Creating a plan of care for any issues found
- Discussion of adolescent issues including avoiding drugs, tobacco and alcohol
- Referrals as needed
- Develops an open, trusting relationship with the parents and patient so they can turn to the provider with questions or concerns during their child’s development
Sports Physicals:
Sports Physicals are designed to clear an athlete for participation in sports and include:
- Physical examination
- Medical history
For these reasons, children and adolescents are encouraged to have a Well Child Exam once per year, regardless of whether they play sports or not.
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