routine screenings

How Are These Screenings Conducted?

The method of conducting these screenings varies:
- Newborn Screening: Usually involves a blood test done via a heel prick.
- Developmental Screenings: Often involve questionnaires filled out by parents and observations by healthcare providers.
- Hearing and Vision Screenings: May include otoacoustic emissions (OAE) tests for hearing and visual acuity tests for vision.
- Anemia Screening: Conducted via a blood test to check hemoglobin levels.
- Lead Screening: Typically involves a blood test.

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