physical examination:

What specific tools and techniques are used during the examination?

Pediatricians use several specialized tools and techniques during a physical examination:
Stethoscope: For auscultation of the heart, lungs, and abdomen.
Otoscope: For examining the ears.
Ophthalmoscope: For inspecting the eyes.
Tongue Depressor: For examining the throat and oral cavity.
Reflex Hammer: For testing neurological reflexes.
Measuring tape and Growth Charts: For tracking growth parameters.

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