• Well-child visits: Regular check-ups to monitor growth, development, and overall health.

• Vaccinations: Administering age-appropriate vaccines to protect against various diseases.

• Developmental screenings: Assessing milestones in physical, cognitive, and social-emotional development.

• Nutritional counseling: Providing guidance on proper nutrition for infants, children, and adolescents.

• Management of common illnesses: Diagnosing and treating conditions such as colds, flu, ear infections, and respiratory infections.

• Chronic disease management: Monitoring and managing chronic conditions like asthma, diabetes, and allergies.

• Preventive care: Promoting healthy habits and lifestyles to prevent illness and promote overall well-being.

• School and sports physicals: Conducting physical examinations required for school enrollment or sports participation.

• Behavioral and mental health assessments: Evaluating emotional and behavioral well-being and providing appropriate interventions.

• Parental guidance: Offering advice on parenting, discipline, and addressing concerns related to child behavior.

• Screening for developmental delays: Identifying potential delays in speech, motor skills, or cognitive development.

• Vision and hearing screenings: Conducting tests to assess sensory functions and detect potential issues early.

• Blood pressure monitoring: Regularly checking blood pressure to identify and manage hypertension.

• Minor injury care: Treating cuts, bruises, and minor injuries that may occur during childhood activities.

• Medication management: Prescribing and managing medications as needed, considering age-appropriate doses.

• Health education: Providing information on topics such as hygiene, safety, and age-appropriate health education.

• Emergency care: Offering immediate care for acute illnesses, injuries, or emergencies.

• Referrals to specialists: Collaborating with other healthcare professionals for specialized care if necessary.

• Immunization record maintenance: Keeping track of a child's vaccination history and ensuring they stay up-to-date.

• Adolescent health: Addressing the unique healthcare needs and concerns of teenagers.

These practices represent a comprehensive approach to pediatric care, covering routine check-ups, preventive measures, and the management of various health issues that children may encounter.