What it is
Why you do it
What you might observe
How you do it
100

The screening that measures height, weight, and head circumference  

 What is Growth Assessment

100

This exam helps prevent tooth decay, pain, and tooth loss.

What is Dental Screening and Examination?

100

These might cause mild symptoms, such as pain at the injection site or fever, although the benefits are far greater than the risks.

 What are immunizations?

100

This screening requires a blood test usually done by pricking the finger.

What is anemia screening?

200

This condition can be caused by low iron in the diet, lead poisoning, sickle cell disease, and other blood disorders.

What is Anemia?

200

This procedure helps identify and treat health problems, and provides families with guidance on child health and development.

What is a Medical/Physical Examination?

200

This condition might cause stomach cramps, diarrhea, anemia, fatigue, and delay in growth.

What are intestinal parasites?

200

This screening involves a skin test—Mantoux/PPD—to look for a reaction that indicates infection.

What is Tuberculin Testing?

300

This screening checks understanding, thinking, communication, social skills, physical coordination, and self-help skills.

 What is Developmental Screening?

300

This screening can lead to antibiotic treatment to prevent severe pneumonia, weight loss, meningitis, bone disease, and death?  

What is Tuberculin Testing?

300

These three things are possible signs of developmental delay at three years of age.  

What are the child cannot follow simple directions, make two-word sentences, copy a circle, or take off her own clothes? 

(Any three)

300

This screening involves a laboratory test of stool samples?

What is Intestinal Parasite Screening?

400

These are ten diseases for which immunizations protect children.

 What is chickenpox, polio, diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, measles, mumps, rubella, Hemophilus influenza B (HIB), and hepatitis B

400

Three problems that growth assessment can identify.

What is Failure to thrive,” obesity, and disproportionately large or small head growth?

400

These three problems are found through nutrition assessment.  

What are dietary deficiencies, feeding difficulties, and food allergies?

400

This screening involves a special blood test and asking the family about the age of their home, construction, or peeling paint, as well as asking about the use of specific home remedies.

What is Lead Screening?

500

This screening checks for a problem that is rare in children which could lead to heart disease and stroke.  

 What is Blood Pressure Screening?

500

These three screenings aim to prevent difficulties in communication, behavior, and relationships.  

What is Hearing, speech and language, and developmental/mental health assessment?

500

Three possible signs of vision problems are

  What are eyes crossed or pointing out, squinting, short attention for visual tasks, holding materials very close to the face, difficulty catching balls, complaints of eye discomfort or headache

(Any three)

500

These two screenings use a standardized screening test or skills checklist.

What is Speech/language and developmental/mental health assessment?