Possible Things During Shawn's Evaluation Report

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Possible things during Shawn’s evaluation are the following: 1. Measure the height and weight of Shawn, calculate his body mass index (BMI) and these measures represent the growth curves. 2. Take his blood pressure and assess Shawn view using a standard evaluation equipment. 3. Asking questions, it will resolve concerns and provide guidance on the following aspects related to food: at this age, children should start making successful healthy food choices for themselves. The diet should include lean protein, whole grains, fruits, vegetables and milk products. Sleep: children this age typically need about 10 to 11 hours of sleep each night. Lack of sleep can make it difficult to keep the attention in school. Physical activity: children this age

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