Height and weight measurement: measure the height and weight of the child and evaluate whether the growth and development are normal. This helps to detect whether there is a problem of stunting or obesity.
Vision check: Through vision check, the doctor can check the child's vision health and ensure that the child can clearly see the blackboard and other learning materials in the classroom. For girls, it also helps to find any potential visual problems early.
Listening test: Listening test can help identify listening problems and ensure that children can hear the teacher's guidance and information in class.
Oral examination: check oral health, including the condition of teeth and oral tissues. This is helpful for early detection of dental caries or oral infection.
Cardiopulmonary function examination: Doctors may examine children's cardiopulmonary function to ensure their breathing and heart health. This is very important for both girls and boys.
Muscle and joint examination: check your child's muscles and joints to make sure they have no obvious muscle or bone problems. This helps to find any potential sports or developmental problems at an early stage.
Skin examination: check the skin for abnormalities, such as eczema, herpes or other skin problems. This also helps to prevent the spread of infectious skin diseases.
Vaccination record: confirm whether the child has been vaccinated according to the vaccination plan. Vaccination is a key measure to prevent infectious diseases.
Temperature and general physical condition: measure the child's temperature and check the general physical condition to determine whether there is a fever, cold or other health problems.
Personal hygiene and hygiene habits: check your child's personal hygiene and hygiene habits, including washing hands and brushing teeth. This helps to educate children to develop good hygiene habits.