u thanked me for watching this video...i m thanking u sir/madam for making this wonderful wonderful video...ive learnt so much and some things from textbooks that confused me really got cleared up...
Really good video. Thank you so much for it Just one thing, I think in aortic coarctation, both femoral pulses will be either absent or very weak. You can't differentiate a side. A side difference is in the upper limbs where the pulses in the left arm maybe weaker
Thank you for this detailed assessment. This is very beneficial to learning. I also will be looking at your other youtube videos. Thank you, Thank you and Thank you
How is it possible that there is no mention of intersex possibilities? This is an omission that unfortunately contributes to the invisibility of intersex people.
Did you mean to say that the machine like murmur is caused by the "patent" ductus arteriosus and not the "closed" PDA? Its the fact that it is open that causes the murmur.
This video mentions that you should notify the resident MD or Attending MD, so I presume it is meant for Nurses. I doubt if any one L& D nurse does all the things mentioned in this video.!
Great video, have watched it so many times and each time there is a detail I hadn't noticed before ! In the UK, feeling the palate is considered insufficient and we are asked to fully visualise the palate and uvula if a cleft palate is not to be missed.
im 6th year med student and im learning more from youtube than my teachers. thanks.
Sad right? I attend medical school in Jamaica. I know the struggles.
same, 6th year learning all from YT :p
Same with me
What does it mean to be a 6th year med student in your country?
Me too I’m in 5th year med student
Concise, systematic and possible pathologies explained simply. Great video
u thanked me for watching this video...i m thanking u sir/madam for making this wonderful wonderful video...ive learnt so much and some things from textbooks that confused me really got cleared up...
Can’t wait till I get older 😁, imma be a Pediatric nurse 👩⚕️
💜 yes!*
Be a doctor
What a great introduction to the newborn exam!
A good way to go about with Neonates
That was one hella explanation. Great job Nina Gold😌😌
Thank you so much! that was beautifully explained! And I have my final Paeds exam tomorrow, so, I saw this at the right time!
Good luck on your Paeds exam!
I think it went well, will know tomorrow.
I passed!😁
@Victoria Adeyemi I finished last December, I started my internship in January, thanks for asking.
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Really good video. Thank you so much for it
Just one thing, I think in aortic coarctation, both femoral pulses will be either absent or very weak. You can't differentiate a side. A side difference is in the upper limbs where the pulses in the left arm maybe weaker
As a peds resident who just finished his cardiology rotation, you're right.
M gonna have a practicl on new born assessment..it helped alot..💫
is Selena Gomez narrating?~
Nice work on the illustration!
I’m in nursing school looking forward to becoming a neonatal nurse I’m excited 😍!!!!!
same!! this video was great and i took alot of notes!
This video was recommended by my university. So good
Thank you for this detailed assessment. This is very beneficial to learning. I also will be looking at your other youtube videos. Thank you, Thank you and Thank you
Simple and precise yet meaningful. Thank you.
That must be the best part of the job, getting to hold and look over newborn babies
Thanks, it will help me in my OSCE exam.🤩🤩
That’s why they are not immediately placed with Mom
What do you mean?
great video! love the fact that it's a baby girl :)
Thank you for this video! This will help greatly as I grind through L&D nursing class...
Well done! The illustrations are beautifully done and informative.
Thank u dra.gold for updating this newborn exam and the clearly explanation
Thank u am learning more
From now on , I'm gonna do it like that , thanks for the thorough video
I’m a PEDIATRICIAN and the video is very illustrative
Exceptional video. Really well made. Great resource.
Wonderfully and simply explained. Thankyou
Best vd ever
. (Msc Nurse Pediatrics)
As a Neonatal lntensive Care and Paediatric Nurse inMutare Zimbabwe...this is wonderfully helpful....l enjoy it very well.
Thank you so much for uploading the video, it's very helpful for me .
This is a really great video. THANK YOU! (Nursing student)
Amazing video! Perfectly helpful for my pediatric rotation. Thank you so much!!
thank you so much for the beautifully explained video! 22/11/2020
Nice presentation with thanks
very nice videos you supported neonates to receive competent examnianation , thank you so much
What a fantastic video very helpful....love the page....
very comprehensive. Thank you
thank you for this awesome video that makes medicine easy
Look for jaundice ...👍🏼💥
How is it possible that there is no mention of intersex possibilities? This is an omission that unfortunately contributes to the invisibility of intersex people.
Babinski and stepping reflex not mentioned here as well as Galeazzi sign - for assymetrical hips, or thigh creases when placed prone.
Did you mean to say that the machine like murmur is caused by the "patent" ductus arteriosus and not the "closed" PDA? Its the fact that it is open that causes the murmur.
My baby is 1week and 3days old, he has difficulty in breathing.....was ask to give him zinnat drop.....
This video mentions that you should notify the resident MD or Attending MD, so I presume it is meant for Nurses. I doubt if any one L& D nurse does all the things mentioned in this video.!
Interesting! only that skin is not captured in the examination
you have been the best lecturer
Very educative and fascinating lecture. God bless you Ma
Thank you ,tomorrow am doing my osce EDEN UNIVERSITY Zambia
Good luck!
Very helpful video. Very well explained
I have my final paeds exam in two days. This will surely help. Thank you! :)
Good luck on your final exams. You are going to do great!!
@@OPENPediatrics thanks much! 😊
Very nice and easily understanding video...Very informative very good job 👍👍
very useful video, thanks a lot.
I'm learning from UA-cam what my local hospital is doing wrong ...
head to toe newborn examination is perfectly done but u were bit first.
Otherwise it was a perfect demonstration
How do you assess ankyloglossia, because you can't instruct the newborn to raise his tongue
Good explanation thank you 😊
Thanks ma'am for your valuable page🙏
Few important things missed out - strabismus, plagiocephaly,
Great job well explain thank you
This video is spot on, hopefully it helps me pass my Peds tests today
Good luck with your test. You're going to do great!
Learning good 🎉
Thanks Drs! Is this considered general examination of newborn?
Excellent Video
Its really much informative and well furnished.. Thank you sir❤
I am a nursing student and watching this for school.
Its really very good video , thank you soo much for help
just one point we can add checking radial pulse on both sides to see radio-radial delay
Great video, well explained, thank you very much
Excellent assessment and exam demonstration
Amazing, thank you so much
Wow, what a great video. I wish I had this when I was learning the newborn exam!
Great video, have watched it so many times and each time there is a detail I hadn't noticed before !
In the UK, feeling the palate is considered insufficient and we are asked to fully visualise the palate and uvula if a cleft palate is not to be missed.
Good❤!
this is perfect .
Thank you verymuch, this really help 🤗
Simple & elegant... Egerly waiting for more videos .. 🤠
Thank you that was very beautifully explained .
Excellent explanation to how to examine a Newborn..Thanks a alot
Thank you, such a great video, with clear explanation.
Life saviour ❤❤❤
"Nares" (nare-eez) is the plural form of "naris"
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Thank you so much
Thank you for the clear explanation ❤️❤️
Great intro and highly resourceful. 🤝
Great video, very helpful. Thank you
Thank you Dr Nina
thank you so much for sharing this useful video.
So appreciated
Excellent 😊😊😊😊😊
Nice teacher
Thanks
Thanks
The best
BEAUTIFUL
Very thankful for the video
very useful
Wow so educative, thank you 😊
great video!
Nice video
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