A systematic check-up for children

A systematic check-up for children, including infants, is a comprehensive health assessment conducted at various stages of development, starting from early infancy. These check-ups are crucial for monitoring growth, physical and psychological development, as well as for the early detection of potential health issues.

For infants, a systematic check-up includes:

• Measuring height, weight, head circumference, and body mass index (BMI)
• Assessing neurological development and reflexes
• Checking vision, hearing, and motor skills
• Monitoring speech and social skill development
• Examining the functions of vital organs (heart, lungs)
• Administering vaccinations according to the immunization schedule

For older children, systematic check-ups involve:

• Dental check-ups, posture evaluation, and musculoskeletal assessment
• Vision and hearing tests, as well as other specific examinations
• Monitoring psychological development and social skills

These check-ups enable early detection of developmental, physical, or mental issues and help in preventing diseases throughout childhood.