Sentence examples for examining a child from inspiring English sources

In a fourth case, a doctor examining a child for sexual abuse found a cheek burn that the caseworker had ignored because she thought it had been "caused by ringworm".

He came up with the idea one day when he was examining a child's head for nits.

When examining a child with swelling in a medial or lateral location in the proximity of the joint, it is mandatory to consider the possibility of DEH, especially if there is a joint deformation with alterations in the range of motion.

A Millennium Village doctor examining a child.

Nurse Examining a Child for Signs of Dehydration.

When examining a child who has alleged anal abuse, a physician might be more confident in reporting abnormal findings than in a child with no such history.

One policy that parents and lawyers have criticized is the withholding of medicines until a jail doctor can examine a child.

Outside a hut not far from the hospital, a young woman examines a child suffering from pneumonia and diarrhoea, with blood in his stool.

Dr. Runge, who has served on the faculty of the Carolinas Medical Center, in Charlotte, N.C., in emergency medicine since 1984, said he always taught his residents to emphasize auto safety when they examined a child.

There are certain rare syndromes in which the usual asymmetry of organs is reversed — I remember how disconcerting it was the first time I examined a child with dextrocardia, a heart on the right side, and heard the heart sounds in unexpected places.

We were taught that the ability to examine a child's abdomen was the hallmark of the good diagnostician, but we were reassured that even the best diagnosticians sometimes took a child to surgery for stomach cramps or gastroenteritis -- a "negative appendectomy".