Which statements about performing a pediatric physical assessment are correct for a school-age child? (Select all that apply.)

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Physical assessment usually proceeds from head to toe; however,if developmental delays exist,considerations dictate that the least threatening assessments be done first to obtain accurate data.School-age children are at a developmental stage when they should be cooperative for the physical examination.Children of this age are usually modest,and an examination gown should be provided.Having parents in the examining room with adolescents is not appropriate,but it is appropriate for children of other age-groups.Parents usually are not kept in the waiting room.Measurement of head circumference is obtained on children 36 months of age or less.

Which Statements About Performing a Pediatric Physical Assessment Are Correct