Throughout childhood, children experience significant developmental changes, warranting careful medical attention. Parents or guardians conduct regular health checkups to monitor growth, development, and detect any health issues early. These checkups vary in type and frequency based on the child's age, health, and specific concerns.
Typically starting soon after birth, child health checkups continue regularly. During these visits, healthcare professionals conduct physical exams to assess growth, screen for health problems, and administer vaccinations.
Additionally, discussions on diet, behavior, and emotional well-being occur, offering parental guidance on sleep, safety, and injury prevention.
Regular child health checkups are crucial for early detection and management of health issues, ensuring children's long-term well-being. Prioritizing these checkups promotes optimal health outcomes for children.
Examination of various components of urine to assess kidney function and detect infections.
Color: Pale yellow to amber Appearance: Clear
pH: 4.6-8.0
Specific Gravity: 1.005-1.030
Glucose: -ve,
Protein: -ve,
Ketones: -ve,
Bilirubin: -ve,
Urobilinogen: -ve,
Nitrite: -ve,
Leukocytes: -ve
Serum Calcium
Measures blood calcium level for assessing bone health, nerve, and muscle function.
Normal range: 8.5-10.5 mg/dL
Frequently Asked Questions
Included investigations:
CBP (Complete Blood Picture)
Serum Calcium
CUE (Complete Urine Examination)
Blood Grouping and RH
Consultations:
Pediatric Consultation/ General Medicine
It's recommended for children to have a check-up once a year to monitor their development and detect
future health issues. The timing may vary based on age, health status, and specific concerns.
Ease any worries by explaining the importance of the visit to your child. Inform them about the upcoming
appointment and its purpose to ensure a positive experience.
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Urine
