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What to Expect atWell ChecksNEWBORN – 10 YEARS

BIRTH 2 DAYSafter discharge

from hospital

2 WEEKvisit

1 MONTHvisit

2 MONTHvisit

• Prevnar #1 — protects against pneumococcus which can cause pneumonia, meningitis

• DTap – Hib-IPV — protects against diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, polio, and Hib (Haemophilus influenzae type b)

• Rotavirus vaccine #1

• Hepatitis B #2

• Hepatitis B #1 — protects against hepatitis B

• Screening for congenital heart disease

• Jaundice screening

• Weight check

• Hepatitis A #2

• Developmental testing

• Autism screening — questionnaire answered by parents about child’s interpersonal skills

• Identify newborn screening results

• Identify family history of significance

• Identify hearing screen results

• Verify adequate feeding for growth

• Complete physical

• Hepatitis A #1

• MMR — protects against measles, mumps, rubella

• Varicella vaccine

• Prevnar #4

• DTap – Hib-IPV #4

• Prevnar #2

• DTap – Hib-IPV #2

• Rotavirus vaccine #2

• DTap-IPV — protects against diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, polio

• MMRV — protects against measles, mumps, rubella, chickenpox

• Vision and hearing screening

• Prevnar #3

• DTap – Hib-IPV #3

• Rotavirus vaccine #3

• Hepatitis B #3

• Assess for topical flouride need

• Anemia testing

• Lead testing

• Developmental testing — questionnaire answered by parents about specific abilities their child has mastered

• Anemia testing

• Lead testing

• Developmentaltesting

• Autism screening

• Developmental testing

• Vision and hearing screening

• Surveillance and preemptive guidance for development & safety

4 MONTHvisit

18 MONTHvisit

2 YEARvisit

3 YEARvisit

4 YEARvisit

5,6,7,8,9,10 YEAR

visit

6 MONTHvisit

9 MONTHvisit

12 MONTHvisit

15 MONTHvisit

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*All vaccines and screenings are recommeneded by American Academy of Pediatrics. Ask your doctor if you have any questions or concerns.

Vaccines

Screenings

Complete Physical

• Menactra #1 — protects against meningitis

• Tdap — protects against tetanus, diphtheria, whooping cough

• HPV 3 dose series — protects against human papillomavirus

• Cholesterol screening

• Depression screening

• Risk assessment and guidance — patient answered, confidential questionnaire targeting risky behaviors (driving, guns, bullying, drugs, sexual activity, internet usage, work environment, etc.)

• Vision and hearing screening

• Depression screening

• Risk assessment and guidance

• Depression screening

• Risk assessment and guidance

• Anemia screening for girls

• Depression screening

• Risk assessment and guidance

• Vision and hearing screening

• Depression screening

• Risk assessment and guidance

• Testing for STIs

• Menactra #2

• Meningitis B vaccine

• Depression screening

• Risk assessment and guidance

• Testing for STIs

11 YEARvisit

14 YEARvisit

13 YEARvisit

12 YEARvisit

15 YEARvisit

16 YEARvisit

• Depression screening

• Risk assessment and guidance

• Testing for STI

*All vaccines and screenings are recommeneded by American Academy of Pediatrics. Ask your doctor if you have any questions or concerns.

• Vision and hearing screening if indicated

• Cholesterol screening

• Depression screening

• Risk assessment and guidance

• Testing for STIs

• Planning for transition of care to adult physician

17 YEARvisit

18 YEARvisit

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What to Expect atWell Checks

PRE-TEEN – TEENAGE YEARS

Vaccines

Screenings

Complete Physical