Description
The Comprehensive Pediatrics Panel is a specialized set of tests designed to assess the overall health and development of children. It typically includes a complete blood count, metabolic panel, and tests for common nutritional deficiencies such as iron and vitamin D. Growth hormone levels and other endocrine markers may be included to assess proper development. The panel often incorporates screening tests for genetic disorders and may include allergy tests or immunological markers. Additionally, it might test for exposure to environmental toxins. This comprehensive approach helps pediatricians evaluate a child’s overall health status, detect potential health issues early, and monitor growth and development effectively.
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