Prevention
   25 to 36 months

 

Screenings  Frequency/Age
Measure and check height, weight and head circumference Each visit to the doctor
Vision and subjective hearing  15, 18 and 24 months
Evaluate growth, and motor and language development Each visit to the doctor
Hemoglobin/hematocrit  15 and 24 months
Lead test in high-risk patients  15-24 months
Cholesterol test in high-risk patients  24 months
Vaccines  Frequency/Age
Discuss immunization schedule with your physician. Basic schedule should be completed at age 2.  
Hepatitis B  If the series was not completed
DTaP  15 months
H. Influenza b  15 months
Polio (IPV)  If the series was not completed
Influenza  Once a year
Pneumoccocal Conjugated (PCV-7)  15 months
Pneumoccocal 23, high-risk patients  24 months
Advice
  • Prevent accidental injuries 
  • Maintain a smoke-free environment
  • Use car safety seat
  • Don't allow anyone under the influence of alcohol or drugs to drive
  • Visit the dentist regularly
  • Prevent burns
  • Maintain a healthy diet, low in fat, cholesterol and salt, and rich in fruits and vegetables (five servings per day); don't forget breads, beans,  rice, cereal, pasta, low-fat dairy products, and fish (two servings per week). 
The Wheel of Health offers general guidelines for general health care and prevention.  It does not, in any way, substitute medical criteria resulting from a thorough and individual evaluation.  The guide also offers recommended frequency of tests and vaccines, but this will ultimately depend on each patientÂ’s particular risk factors and condition.  PLEASE CONSULT WITH YOUR PHYSICIAN.