routine care

What Happens During a Routine Check-Up?

During a routine check-up, a pediatrician will:
Measure height, weight, and head circumference (for infants)
Check vital signs such as heart rate and blood pressure
Conduct a physical examination
Review the child's medical history
Administer immunizations according to the vaccination schedule
Discuss nutrition, sleep, behavior, and developmental milestones

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