A “pediatrician” is a specialist physician who provides medical care to children from birth through early adulthood (usually up to age 18). A pediatrician diagnoses and treats medical conditions and provides preventive care. It focuses on improving overall health, reducing child mortality, controlling the spread of infectious diseases, and promoting healthy lifestyles.
What Does a Pediatrician Do?
Pediatricians work with nurses to manage and improve children's care. They work together. They try to detect, manage and prevent various health problems. These are;
Behavioral Problems: Attention deficit, hyperactive disorder, attention deficit disorder.
Developmental Problems: Learning disabilities, etc.
Emotional Problems: Stress and social issues. etc.
Physical Conditions: Acute and chronic diseases, genetic disorders, injuries.
Mental Disorders: Anxiety, depression.
The pediatrician provides routine care, Performs physical examinations and monitors the child's growth and development. Obtains patient and family medical histories. Explains medical procedures, orders diagnostic tests, and administers treatments.
A pediatrician provides guidance to children, their parents, or caregivers regarding nutrition, hygiene, and disease prevention.
The purpose of a pediatrician is to care for the baby and To reduce the child mortality rate, control the spread of infectious diseases, promote healthy living conditions to lead a disease-free life, and help reduce the problems of children and adolescents in chronic conditions.
Pediatricians, injuries, infections, genetic and congenital conditions. It diagnoses and treats a variety of conditions, including cancers and organ diseases. They work in clinics or health institutions. You should prepare as thoroughly as possible for your doctor visits. When asked what's wrong with your child, share your concerns and be sure to ask any questions you may have. Be sure to explain your child's symptoms to the pediatrician in detail and accurately. For example ; If your child vomited three times last night, had a temperature of 39 degrees, or had diarrhea, knowing these will help the pediatrician to evaluate your child's condition more easily and accurately.
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