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Pediatric history and physical examination pdf
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Content differences prenatal and birth history developmental history social history of family - environmental risks immunization history ii. ensure understanding – “ teach- back” 6. differences of a pediatric history compared to an adult history: i. chief complaint ( cc) in parents’ or child’ s own words.

- musculoskeletal: no history of fracture, myalgias or arthralgias. history of present illness information in this section is of greatest importance. the following outline for the pediatric history and physical examination is comprehensive and detailed. ros: constitutional: no fever, weight loss. provide an explanation of what you think is going on – working diagnosis, other possible diagnoses 3. no history of examination seizures, automatisms, or tremors.

- cns: no difficulty with gait pdf or balance. gu: no history of uti. ask patient/ family if they have questions 5. to obtain an accurate and pediatric history and physical examination pdf complete history of a pediatric patient in different age pediatric history and physical examination pdf groups ( < 1 year; 1- 5 years; > 5 years). physical exam: vitals:.

provide pdf specific next steps 4. outline for pediatric history & physical exam introductory statement this is the ( 1st, 2nd, 3rd) admission for this age, sex, with a reason for admission. grandmother reported increased irritability. - endocrine: no excessive thirst or urination. consider summarizing key history and physical exam findings 2. no dysuria or hematuria.

no history of heat or cold intolerance. in order to assimilate the information most easily, it is suggested that you read through the whole section before examining your first patient to get a general idea of the scope of the pediatric evaluation. no history of headaches. eyes: seems to have difficulty focusing at distances ears, nose, mouth/ throat: no otorrhea, no congestion, mom noticed a white dot on the roof of his mouth since birth cardiovascular: no history of heart murmur, no cyanosis.