Pediatric Comprehensive Physical Examination Notes Template

241101 John Doe  
cc: Dr. Emily Smith  
Head to Toe Assessment  
General Appearance: John was alert and active, displaying appropriate posture and movements for his age. He interacted well with caregivers and the examiner, exhibiting developmental behaviors typical for a 5-year-old.  
Vital Signs: John's temperature was 37.2°C, heart rate 98 bpm, respiratory rate 22 breaths per minute, blood pressure 90/60 mmHg, and oxygen saturation 98%. All values were within age-appropriate norms.  
Head, Face, and Neck: John's head shape was normal with no swelling or masses. His neck was mobile, and lymph nodes were not palpable.  
EENT  
Eyes: Eyelids were symmetrical, sclera white, conjunctiva clear, pupils equal and reactive to light, and extraocular movements were intact.  
Ears: External ears were well-aligned with no discharge. Tympanic membranes appeared normal, and he responded appropriately to sound.  
Nose and Sinuses: Nasal patency was good with no discharge. Septum was midline, and there was no sinus tenderness.  
Mouth and Throat: Lips, tongue, and gums were healthy. Teeth were erupting as expected, and mucous membranes were moist. Tonsils were not enlarged.  
Thorax:  
Respiratory: Respiratory rate was regular with no use of accessory muscles. Breath sounds were clear bilaterally.  
Cardiac: Heart rate was regular with no murmurs. Peripheral pulses were strong, and capillary refill was less than 2 seconds.  
Abdomen: Abdomen was soft with normal bowel sounds. No tenderness or masses were noted.  
Extremities and Musculoskeletal: Symmetrical limb movements with full range of motion. No swelling or deformities observed.  
Skin: Skin was warm and dry with no rashes or lesions. Birthmarks were noted but not concerning.  
Neurological: John was conscious and responsive. Reflexes were appropriate for age, and gross motor skills were developing well.  
School Progress: John's teacher, Mrs. Green, reported that he is doing well academically but sometimes struggles with focus. His parents noted that stimulant medication has helped him maintain attention throughout the school day.  
Home Progress: At home, John is generally well-behaved but occasionally shows signs of anxiety. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Doe, mentioned that he completes his homework with some assistance and enjoys extracurricular activities.  
Allied therapies and external supports: John attends speech therapy once a week with Ms. Brown at Speech Solutions. The goal is to improve his articulation.  
Mood and Mental Health: John's mood is generally positive, though he sometimes expresses anxiety about school. His parents are supportive and attentive to his needs.  
Sleep and Diet: John sleeps approximately 10 hours per night and has a balanced diet. His parents ensure he eats a variety of foods.  
Side Effects of Medications: No side effects from medication have been reported by John or his parents.  
Examination  
Weight – 20 kg  
Height – 110 cm  
BMI – 16.5 kg/m2  
BP - 90/60 mmHg  
John's physical examination was unremarkable, with all findings within normal limits for his age.  
Summary: John is a healthy 5-year-old boy with mild anxiety and focus issues managed with medication and therapy.  
Plan:  
- Continue current medication and therapy.  
- Follow up in 3 months to reassess focus and anxiety levels.