The phrase "administers the child" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to healthcare, education, or caregiving, where someone is providing care or oversight to a child.
Example: "The nurse administers the child’s medication according to the prescribed schedule."
Alternatives: "provides care for the child" or "oversees the child".
It might be simpler for HM Revenue & Customs, which administers the child benefit system, simply to cross-reference claimants against their tax records.
One element of the system, Child Health Surveillance Programme PreSchool (CHSP-PS), administers the child health reviews offered to preschool children.
A CG is a person who has consistently assumed responsibility for the housing, health, or safety of the child; who administers the child's medication daily, and who brings the child to clinic appointments.
When local anaesthetics is to be administered the child can experience this as incomprehensible especially when the nursing staff assures the child that no pain would be felt, only to discover soon after, that it actually did hurt at the moment of anaesthetic infiltration.
For more than 7 years the mother did not administer the child the antiretroviral treatment that she was supplied with.
In addition to the SCARED, subjects were also administered the Child Behavior Checklist for parents (CBCL; [ 26]) or Youth Self Report for children and adolescents (YSR; [ 27]), respectively.
To assess the overall pathology, subjects were administered the Child Behavior Checklist for parents (CBCL; [ 10]) or Youth Self Report for children and adolescents (YSR; [ 11]), respectively.
Children were evaluated at study visits approximately every three months, at which time a questionnaire was administered, the child was examined and a blood specimen was obtained.
School principals consented to administer the child questionnaire in the classroom and to ask the parents to fill out the parental questionnaire.
Primary caregiver – a person who has consistently assumed responsibility for the housing, health, or safety of the child (individuals who administered the child medication daily and bringing the child for clinic appointments).
We attempted to administer the child version in this study; however, < 50% of subjects were ≥ 5 years of age (the minimum age for the child report); this sample was too small to permit statistical analyses.
