Putting babies to the test

Article Abstract:

Newborn babies are given several routine medical tests, including blood screening for such genetic disorders as phenylketonuria and galactosemia, the Apgar score, and rectal temperature measurements. Most hospital-born babies are given a complete physical exam prior to discharge.

Infants (Newborn), Neonatology, Neonatal screening

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Demand and supply

Article Abstract:

Specialists recomment feeding infants when they demand it because forcing a strict feeding schedule can result in irritability, poor nutrition, irregular sleeping habits and excessive crying. However, mothers can introduce more regular schedules after the first month.

Methods, Food and nutrition, Infants, Breast feeding, Bottle feeding

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Eye to eye

Article Abstract:

A child's eyes should be examined during the preschool years to ensure prompt correction of any problem. A basic eye exam should include a physiology check and tests for acuity, color blindness and red reflex.

Health aspects, Care and treatment, Eye, Preschool children, Vision, Vision tests, Eye examination, Vision disorders in children, Childhood vision disorders

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