PCHR & Centile Charts

What is included in the Personal Child Health Record (PCHR)?

• Child's height and weight

• Child's favorite toys

• School performance records

• Parent's health details

What is the purpose of using centile charts in child health assessment?

• To schedule future appointments

• To compare a child's growth against national averages

• To predict future heights and weights

• To record the child's preferences

What does the Schedule of Growing Skills (SGS) assess?

• Educational achievements

• Developmental levels from birth to 5 years

• Parenting skills

• Nutritional intake

Which tool is described as providing a 'snapshot' of a child's developmental level?

• Schedule of Growing Skills (SGS)

• Medical prescription

• Annual school report

• Personal diary

What are the key growth details plotted on centile charts?

• Academic scores, attendance, and behavior

• Height, weight, and head circumference

• Blood pressure, respiratory rate, and temperature

• Diet, exercise, and sleep patterns

What might deviations from expected growth norms indicate?

• Possible underlying illnesses or conditions

• A need for a new diet

• A need for more exercise

• Preference for different toys

What is the common name for the Personal Child Health Record?

• The yellow book

• The green book

• The blue book

• The red book

What kind of toys are used in the assessment tasks of the SGS?

• Books and magazines

• Sports equipment

• Video games and electronic devices

• Building blocks, a doll, pegs, and shapes

What is the primary function of growth charts provided by the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health?

• To entertain

• To monitor growth and identify potential health issues

• To engage children during visits

• To decorate the clinic

At what ages can the individual assessment of the SGS be used?

• Adults only

• Teenagers only

• From 6 to 12 years

• From birth to 5 years