The physical examination program for 10-year-old children includes health status indicators and growth and development indicators, as follows: 1. According to the test results, it is clear whether the child’s current height and weight are within the normal range. If the bone age and the actual height are on the same level or within one year of each other, it is considered normal, and the child is instructed to have a regular and reasonable diet, good exercise and sufficient sleep in daily life, which is conducive to the child’s growth and development. If the bone age is significantly behind, intervention should be given according to the actual situation of the child to avoid the child’s height and weight development from lagging behind.