What are the Key Components of a Pediatric Assessment?
The key components of a pediatric assessment include:
- Medical History: Gathering comprehensive information about the child’s past medical conditions, family history, and any current health concerns. - Physical Examination: Assessing the child's physical state, including vital signs such as heart rate, respiratory rate, temperature, and blood pressure. - Developmental Milestones: Evaluating the child's growth and development against standardized milestones for their age group. - Behavioral Assessment: Observing the child's behavior and emotional state to identify any concerns.
