Child Health Questionnaire Checklist

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  • Behavior and temperament
  • Prefers to play alone
  • Better with one on one interaction
  • Does not smile as often
  • Seems depressed
  • Is anxious
  • Hyperactive or restless
  • Unable to disregard unimportant stimuli
  • Impulsive
  • Disruptive
  • Easily distracted
  • Forgetful
  • Physically abusive
  • Verbally abusive
  • Frequent tantrums
  • Mood swings for no reason
  • Short attention span
  • Uncomfortable in crowds
  • Becomes easily annoyed
  • Bothered by loud noises
  • Bothered by bright lights
  • Shows little remorse
  • Emotionally unstable
  • Little interest or pleasure in doing things
  • Jekyll-and-Hyde type of personality
  • Autistic tendencies (if applicable)
  • Shows little to no eye contact
  • Speech is literal
  • Content and happier to be alone
  • Seems to be in “own world”
  • Lacks displays of affection
  • Lacks response from others
  • Does not point out objects of interest to others
  • Indifferent to surroundings
  • Lacks interest in toys
  • Marked reduction in activity level
  • Increase in activity level
  • Over-sensitive to pain
  • Under-sensitive to pain
  • Undeveloped motor skills
  • Does not understand consequences
  • Lines things up
  • Loves patterns
  • Color coordinated objects
  • Inappropriate attachment to objects
  • Displays daily obsessive routines
  • Medication side effects
  • Behavior changes
  • Stomach upset/aches
  • Mouth burns
  • Leg / calf cramps
  • Drowsiness
  • Confusion
  • Clumsiness
  • Nausea
  • Unresponsive at times
  • Mental confusion
  • Lethargic
  • Tired or tense a lot
  • Learning and cognition
  • IQ lower than average
  • Unable to process new information
  • Unable to retain new information
  • Has trouble performing daily tasks
  • Needs constant reminders
  • Does not carry on full conversation
  • Repeats sentences
  • Talks to himself
  • Delay in academic achievement
  • Lacks common sense
  • Is a slow starter
  • Moves slowly
  • Speaks slowly
  • Other questions of interest
  • Eyes are “glazed over”
  • Breaks out in rashes/hives
  • Has eczema
  • Fidgety or restless
  • Is vomiting a problem
  • Has recurrent colds
  • Eating or not eating affects behavior
  • Facial color is pale
  • Dark circles under eyes
  • Headaches
  • Stomach viruses often
  • Wets the bed or self
  • Constipated often
  • Diarrhea often
  • Craves certain foods
  • Has ear infections
  • Poor appetite
  • Gets car sick
  • Odor or fumes make them sick
  • Loves the smell of gas or paint
  • Trouble going to sleep
  • Would steal chocolate
  • Has food cravings like milk, peanut butter, eggs
  • Asthma
  • Tonsillitis, strep throat
  • Very ticklish
  • Clears throat a lot
  • Walks on tip toes
  • Has dry skin

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Laura Cooper Peterson

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