Sequatchie Valley Head Start - P 2026

The document is a Well Child Physical Examination Form for Sequatchie Valley Head Start, designed to collect health information about children enrolled in the program. It includes sections for staff to note payer sources, relevant health history, and for healthcare professionals to record physical examination results, developmental screenings, and any abnormal findings. The form also allows for documentation of existing health conditions and recommendations for treatment or follow-up.

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Begin by checking the appropriate payer source: TN Care, Other Insurance, or Head Start. This helps identify how the examination will be covered.
Fill in the child's name and date of birth in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for identification.
Enter details about the center where the child is enrolled and provide parent/guardian contact information for follow-up.
Health care professionals should complete their section by filling in height, weight, blood lead screening results, and other relevant health metrics.
Check the appropriate boxes for each examination area (e.g., general appearance, vision) using 'N' for normal, 'A' for abnormal, and 'NE' for not examined.
Describe any abnormal findings and attach any screening tools used during the examination if applicable.
Finally, ensure that the health care professional's name is printed along with their signature and date of exam before saving or sharing your completed form.

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How long is the Sequatchie Valley?

From its northern end to its geological southern end at Browns Valley, the valley is almost perfectly straight. It is over 150 miles (240 km) long in the geologic sense and about 65 miles (105 km) long as the valley of the Sequatchie River. Its width is about 35 miles (58 km).

When was Sequatchie County TN established?

On December 9, 1857, the Tennessee General Assembly created Sequatchie County from a section of Hamilton County and named Dunlap as the county seat. Europeans first settled in the area in 1806. The land in the Sequatchie Valley was highly attractive for agricultural purposes.