Zachary LaFontaine Infant Well Visit Shadow health Objective Data

1. Growth Chart: Head Circumference
– Head size: It’s below average, between average, or above average.
– Growth trend: Is his head size staying consistent, getting smaller, or not growing enough?

2. Growth Chart: Weight and Length
– Length: Is he shorter, average, or taller than other babies his age?
– Weight: Is he lighter, average weight, or heavier than other babies his age?

3. Inspecting the Nose
– Checking the nose: Is it pale, pink, or red?
– Mucus: Is there thin or thick mucus, or is it clear?

4. Inspecting Ears
– Looking at the ears: Are they in the right place, or are they set strangely?
– Pinna: Is the outer part of the ear flexible or stiff?

5. Inspecting Mouth
– Checking the mouth: Is everything normal with the tongue, palate, and frenulum (the piece of skin under the tongue)?

6. Inspecting Skin
– Looking at the skin: Is it the right color and texture, and does it have any marks or injuries?

7. Inspecting Diaper Area
– Checking the diaper area: Is the skin healthy, or does it have any issues like redness or irritation?

8. Inspecting Genitalia
– Looking at the genitalia: Are there any abnormalities, and are the testes present as they should be?

9. Assessing Musculoskeletal: Barlow and Ortolani
– Checking hips: Are there any signs of hip joint issues?

10. Assessing Eyes: Pupils
– Looking at the eyes: Are the pupils normal in size and reaction to light?

11. Assessing Eyes: Red Reflex
– Checking the eyes: Is the red reflection at the back of the eye normal?

12. Assessing Eyes: Tracking
– Testing vision: Can the baby follow objects with their eyes?

13. Assessing Extremities
– Checking limbs: Do the arms and legs move properly and evenly?

14. Assessing Grasp
– Testing grip: Can the baby grab onto things like they should?

15. Assessing Moro Reflex
– Testing startle reflex: Does the baby react normally when startled?

16. Assessing Tonic Reflex
– Checking muscle reflex: Does the baby’s body respond as expected to certain movements?

17. Assessing Pulse
– Checking heartbeat: Is the heartbeat regular and strong?

18. Assessing Rooting Reflex
– Testing sucking reflex: Does the baby instinctively turn towards something to suck?

19. Assessing Sucking Reflex
– Testing sucking strength: Can the baby suck well?

20. Assessing Neurological: Stepping/Walking Reflex
– Testing leg reflex: Does the baby show reflexes related to walking?

21. Palpating Abdomen
– Feeling the belly: Is it soft and normal, or does it feel unusual?

22. Palpating Fontanelles
– Feeling the soft spots on the head: Are they normal or raised/sunken?

23. Auscultating Abdomen and Heart/Lungs
– Listening to the belly and heart/lungs: Are the sounds normal, and is there any unusual movement or activity?

These checks help ensure Zachary is healthy and developing as he should be.

Infant Well Visit Shadow health documentation

Zachary LaFontaine Infant Well Visit Shadow health Objective Data