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Well Child Observation
7-year-old male who came to the office with his mother for an annual wellness visit. The last well child visit was done on September 2015 without any medical concerns. The mother reports that he eats healthy foods at home and in the school and attends Taekwondo three times a week. He has no problems with schoolwork or friendships. He denies headaches, dizziness, fatigue, nausea, or
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