A pediatric evaluation is essential to assess a child’s health, growth, and development. It begins with observing general appearance, behavior, and responsiveness. Vital signs, including temperature, heart rate, and respiratory rate, are measured according to age-specific ranges. Growth parameters such as weight, height, and head circumference are recorded to track normal development. The physical exam systematically evaluates all body systems, with special attention to neurological responses, cardiovascular function, and respiratory sounds. The abdomen is palpated for tenderness or organ enlargement, and the skin is checked for rashes or signs of dehydration. Developmental milestones are reviewed to ensure appropriate cognitive, motor, and social progress. Screening tests for vision, hearing, and nutritional status help detect early concerns. Additionally, parental concerns should be addressed, providing education and guidance on child health. Regular evaluations help in early diagnosis and timely intervention for potential health issues.