The examination for children and adolescents includes a number of procedures that help assess their growth, development and general health. Here are some typical procedures that can be recommended.:

  1.  Height and weight measurement: This allows you to evaluate the child's physical development and compare it with the normative values.
  2.  Developmental assessment: The doctor can check the child's development, including psychomotor development, speech and social skills.
  3.  Heart and Lung examination: The doctor can listen to the heart and lungs to identify possible abnormalities or problems.
  4.  Examination of vision and hearing: This may include checking your eyesight and hearing to identify possible problems.
  5.  Immunization: The doctor may recommend vaccinations to protect against infections and diseases.
  6.  Laboratory tests: Depending on the needs and symptoms of the child, various laboratory tests may be prescribed, such as a blood test, a urine test, or a stool test.
  7.  Doctor's consultation: The doctor can conduct an examination, ask questions about the symptoms and general health of the child, as well as give recommendations on the care and prevention of diseases.

It is important to note that specific procedures may vary depending on the age of the child, his medical and family history, as well as the presence of specific symptoms or problems. Regular visits to the doctor will help determine the most appropriate examination program for your child.