EDIT: Please do not attempt to retract the foreskin on a newborn. It will be tightly adhered and would cause pain. I addressed this in another video but in case you didn't see that one I thought I'd comment here.
You need to edit the actual video. Not everyone is going to read your pinned comment. You can cause MAJOR injuries by forced retraction. This video is spreading false information that medical professionals are now going to share with parents. Not everyone is going to read your edited comment or read any comment whatsoever. I can’t tell you how dangerous this part of your video is.
Nice video. Just want to point out that when using the bulb syringe it should be placed inside the babies cheek. Suctioning directly down the throat can stimulate the vagus nerve, which can lead to bradycardia.
I know this is a long one but I wanted to explain why I was doing everything I was doing as this is a brand new assessment for most of you. Hope you found it helpful, any questions or comments just let me know. :)
This is amazing. It is the best learning you tube video that i have seen throughout my student nurse training. I learned so so much. Thank you. Do you have an email address? Thank you a million times over.
Thank you so much for this!! Your videos have helped me perform not only my PostPartum but NewBorn Assessment Competency. Especially during Covid, this helps tremendously in nursing school! I appreciate you and this so much! Keep up the awesome content!
Thank you so much for this amazing video. I am in NP school and taking my Pediatric Practicum starting tomorrow. I was freaking out because I never took care of babies expect my own and this video is LIFE!. You are awesome. Thank you -=)
I'm watching now, but had to pause and comment. She had me LMBO when she said, " Can u state ur name & DOB, baby?" 🤣😅 I luv it when teaching is not dry & boring❣️
amazing video ! i am currently in my rotation for OB/Maternity in my nursing program and my nursing professor shared this video with us to teach us! Thank you for going in such detail and explaining educational factors, and what is normal/abnormal . very helpful!
You are an amazing teacher. I just watched another video on newborn head to toe assessment where I had to take notes, but with your video everything you taught just sits in my head. Thank you
Hi, amazing video ! Just wanted to mention that in the UK we are instructed to always visualize the palate and uvula since just palpating is felt not to be enough and to miss some of the clefts. Thanks for the video !
Is there a head to toe assessment video for adults?? I thought that I watched it before. I was going to recommend it to my cohort, but I can’t find it.
Your video is so informative! Thank you this will help me for my maternity rotation :) Also I was wondering when would you check for moro reflex during the assessment?
Hi thanks for this video...it gave me some great insight to getting acquainted with newborn assessment. I am an NP student and started pediatrics Nursing and diagnostics. I noticed you didn't check the hips for dysplasia. Did you forget or it's not done during a newborn assessment? I will also refer to Bates. Thank you!! Raye G.
I didn't do that because some hospitals don't allow the nurse to do that assessment because if done incorrectly could cause a dislocation. The hospital my students have clinical at doesn't allow it.
Yes, you can still use it. As a student using it for clinicals it's fine but if you are planning on working with babies I recommend a Littmann Classic or even getting an infant stethoscope.
I’m sorry if this question sounds dumb but I’m in middle school and just looking into nursing for high school classes. Would this be part of the postpartum unit? I am want to work with both mothers and newborns for assessments like this. So would that be postpartum or a different job? Is postpartum just mothers? Would just baby be NICU? If there isn’t a job where you work with both mothers and baby’s, what is a job only working with newborns that is not NICU? Sorry for a lot of questions. Thank you!
@@thatnursingprof2661 ok! One last question lol. So I have seen a lot of comments saying “oh, enjoy your job, I’ve been stuck in (whatever medical field their in) for the longest time and have been trying to get into postpartum/N&D”. Is it a very hard field to get into? Because this is the only field of nursing that I would really want to work in. I guess I’m asking, does this happen often, where you can’t get into this certain medical field? Thanks for your help!
@@lmiller6482When I graduated from nursing school most specialties wouldn't take new grads I worked Med Surg for 2 years before there was a job opening and I was able to transfer. But now with the nursing shortage they might.
(On Tuesday of May 16, 2023). On the Matter of Neonate Assessment and the Procedure Therein otherwise Neonatology (Obstetrics-Gynecology): 1) Maternal Hormone Transfection, Pseudomenorrhagia; 2) Most Common Dysmorphogeneses: 1) Polydactyly and/or 2) Oligodactyly; 3) Microcephaly (Alcohol Fetal Syndrome) and Low-Set Ears; 3) Neonate just love Colostrum (Highest Immunoprotective Protein in Mammelome (Proteomics of Animalia) and dispise being Tyrannized. Certainly, Well done, very Primoradial Ability. Cheers. PhD Prof, es geht immer wohl und eben besser soll gewessen. Heil!
Suffocation can happen.the toys can cover their air ways. They tend to be to little to move their heads away and breathe . same goes for a lot of blankets and bedding. There has been A great deal of public information regarding infants t safety . wonder how you missed it
ATTENTION: For babies NOT circumcised…. You do NOT PULL BACK TO CLEAN! Educate yourselves please!!! For the love of all that is good and wise. You’re supposed to be a medical professional for crying out loud! Here you are sharing about how you are giving new parents INCORRECT information. Come on!!!!
The prophet of Allah (God) made mandatory the practise of Taḥnīk (تَحْنِيكِ) for newborn babies, which is an Islamic ceremony of touching the lips of a newborn baby with honey, sweet juice or pressed dates. Originally the date was softened by mastication by the pious person and rubbed on the infant's palate. The taḥnīk also *exercises the muscles of the mouth* and helps with the *circulation of blood* in the mouth - this may help the baby to be able to suck and take mother's milk. It is also credited to prevent *neonatal hypoglycemia* in newborn babies. Now tell me. The western world has just acquired this knowledge. With all the gadgets and equipment and technology and professional knowledge, skills and team work - how did a man who neither knew how to read and write at the time of his prophethood, *know* such a thing? Among some many other miracles and prophecies of the future. There is no god except Allah and Muhammad is his Messenger. This is the truth. This is the truth. This is the truth.
Thank you for this video. It gave me an idea how to do my return demo later. I hope the creator doesn't mind if i use some of her explanation. It just for educational purposes. Thank you 💗
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EDIT: Please do not attempt to retract the foreskin on a newborn. It will be tightly adhered and would cause pain. I addressed this in another video but in case you didn't see that one I thought I'd comment here.
You need to edit the actual video. Not everyone is going to read your pinned comment. You can cause MAJOR injuries by forced retraction. This video is spreading false information that medical professionals are now going to share with parents. Not everyone is going to read your edited comment or read any comment whatsoever. I can’t tell you how dangerous this part of your video is.
Can you please add a link to the video so viewers can find it?
@@watchthatonechannel I had to remove that video bc it was on the nurse's role in circumcision and I was getting death threats
If a baby is really stiff, what else r we looking out for assessment wise and suspecting?
@@marinafrancis314 babies can be hypertonic which could indicate things like stress or withdrawal
Nice video. Just want to point out that when using the bulb syringe it should be placed inside the babies cheek. Suctioning directly down the throat can stimulate the vagus nerve, which can lead to bradycardia.
Yess haha stick it in their bottom cheek once they’re on the side to collect the spitup from the cheek
I know this is a long one but I wanted to explain why I was doing everything I was doing as this is a brand new assessment for most of you. Hope you found it helpful, any questions or comments just let me know. :)
It was very helpful.one thing you said about sacral dimple kindly explain ?
It was very helpful. Thank you for an excellent instructional video.
@@cookwithsabiha7076 the sacral dimple is a sign that the spine didn’t finish closing, if that makes sense.
This is amazing. It is the best learning you tube video that i have seen throughout my student nurse training. I learned so so much. Thank you.
Do you have an email address? Thank you a million times over.
@@bernadineoconnell9707 thatnursingprof@gmail.com
Oh my gosh!! Im in OB/Peds this semester and I wish you were my instructor!!! You seem amazing!!! Thank you!
Aww thank you 😊
Same!!
Same 🥺🇸🇦❤️
Thank you so much for this!! Your videos have helped me perform not only my PostPartum but NewBorn Assessment Competency. Especially during Covid, this helps tremendously in nursing school! I appreciate you and this so much! Keep up the awesome content!
Thank you :)
Med student here. This was super helpful! Thank you!
I'm doing my final capstone clinical in the nicu and my ob class was over 2 years ago, this was a wonderful review of an infant head-to-toe thank you!
Thank you so much for this amazing video. I am in NP school and taking my Pediatric Practicum starting tomorrow. I was freaking out because I never took care of babies expect my own and this video is LIFE!. You are awesome. Thank you -=)
I'm watching now, but had to pause and comment. She had me LMBO when she said, " Can u state ur name & DOB, baby?" 🤣😅 I luv it when teaching is not dry & boring❣️
amazing video ! i am currently in my rotation for OB/Maternity in my nursing program and my nursing professor shared this video with us to teach us! Thank you for going in such detail and explaining educational factors, and what is normal/abnormal . very helpful!
i just want to let you know that my professor for peds had us watch this video for class :)
🙂
I am in orientation for OB and this is going to help me immensely. 🙏
Your explanation ability is awsome 💕👍
why did i watch this entire thing omg im not even going to be a nurse this is just so entertaining
LOL...She's a good teacher
Last minute studying before OB clinicals tomorrow! Thanks for a great review! :D
Great tip about the Temp check :) always at the end!! also great that you mentioned having the bulb READY TO GO not in the package in a drawer.
You are a natural instructor. God bless you
Thank you 😊
thank you so much for this video! I'm in OB now and have to do my first newborn assessment!
Good luck
Great video. Just a correction. It's coronal suture, not corneal suture.
Your videos are lifesaver, I can’t thank you enough.
Thank U for this video 🙏🙏It really helped me during my Pedia practical exams during final year. Much love from Nepal ❤❤
You are an amazing teacher. I just watched another video on newborn head to toe assessment where I had to take notes, but with your video everything you taught just sits in my head. Thank you
Very important video. Love from India🇮🇳
You have been of great help ❤️buh you ought to cover the part that you aren't examining
thank you for this video! my peds rotation will start next week!
Tbh, I've never heard anyone say "prof" until now. Great video !
I am so glad I found your channel! You’re so kind ‘! I hope your channel grows. Do you have lecture content ?
Yes. Check out my Maternal Newborn playlist
You training really helpful to me, am preparing for exam in two days time. Thank you.
Hi, amazing video ! Just wanted to mention that in the UK we are instructed to always visualize the palate and uvula since just palpating is felt not to be enough and to miss some of the clefts.
Thanks for the video !
Oh interesting. Thanks for sharing
Excellent teaching!! Thank you!!
No problem. Thank you
Love the video! Just one question, wouldn’t doing the temp at the end be a bit inaccurate as baby will be cold from the assessment?
Thank you for this! It’s truly saving me 😭
Check brachial and femoral pulses too. Thanks for the demonstration; it's helpful.
yes
Good Job! Will you be doing another video with the newborn's range of motion with their extremities? And assessing their spine?
Sure. I can do that
Exactly what I needed. Thank you.
I learned so much from this video!!!!
I'm gonna do my return demonstration tomorrow.. thank God it's with dummy😜Tnk you so much ma'am 😍
Good luck!
@@thatnursingprof2661 thank you☺️
Awesome video! So glad I found your channel! 🙂
How hours to checking on the patient baby
Hi prof, do you have a video on hypothermia in newborn please??? Also thank you very much for making nursing bit easy for us!
I don't but thats a great topic for a future video. Thanks
nursing school was over 10 years ago for me. i remember my personal crib as a baby was full of stuff, bumpers, blankets, etc lol
Thank you for your video, very helpful as usual!
Is there a head to toe assessment video for adults?? I thought that I watched it before. I was going to recommend it to my cohort, but I can’t find it.
You explained very well...
thank you
Will do complications with pregnancy, labor, postpartum, and newborn
First OB clinical today. Watching so I don't look stupid when I'm asked to assess lol
We needed you. Thank you.
Thanks for checkoff
My new favorite video to show in my OB skills lab.
Oh thank you 😊
You're Amazing 😭
Stupenduos method Mam🌷...have you delivered lecture on care for small for gestational age babies?
I can add that to my video list :)
Wow well illustrated 🙏🙏
Thank you so much for this amazing video ❤
Your video is so informative! Thank you this will help me for my maternity rotation :) Also I was wondering when would you check for moro reflex during the assessment?
Normally as soon as you start touching the baby or making any sort of noise the baby will elicit the Moro reflex. It doesn't take much lol
Hi thanks for this video...it gave me some great insight to getting acquainted with newborn assessment. I am an NP student and started pediatrics Nursing and diagnostics. I noticed you didn't check the hips for dysplasia. Did you forget or it's not done during a newborn assessment? I will also refer to Bates. Thank you!! Raye G.
I didn't do that because some hospitals don't allow the nurse to do that assessment because if done incorrectly could cause a dislocation. The hospital my students have clinical at doesn't allow it.
Why can't you use a forehead or in-ear infrared thermometer?
What if I have the littmann lightweight stethoscope ? The bell is different than the regular one.
Yes, you can still use it. As a student using it for clinicals it's fine but if you are planning on working with babies I recommend a Littmann Classic or even getting an infant stethoscope.
how many times do you do this? like everyday or just once?
If you work a 12 hour shift you do it twice.
Really vryyy educative
love ❤️ you chanel ty for do this can you do one about cervical exam and other about a review for the ob certification thank you 😊 in advance
Coronal suture, like a crown not corneal like your eye.
Pls share post partum head to toe assessments video. Thank you
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Thank you so much🙏 Pls post neonatal resuscitation videos 🙏 thank you Nursing Prof
Should you wake the baby wen doing the assessment??
It's not necessary to wake them but most will wake up because you will be touching them.
I’m sorry if this question sounds dumb but I’m in middle school and just looking into nursing for high school classes. Would this be part of the postpartum unit? I am want to work with both mothers and newborns for assessments like this. So would that be postpartum or a different job? Is postpartum just mothers? Would just baby be NICU? If there isn’t a job where you work with both mothers and baby’s, what is a job only working with newborns that is not NICU? Sorry for a lot of questions. Thank you!
Yes this would be done in postpartum, NICU, and in pedatrics. A postpartum nurse takes care of both moms and babies.
@@thatnursingprof2661 thank you! How much schooling is needed to become a postpartum nurse?
@@lmiller6482 most hospitals require a BSN which is 4 years of college.
@@thatnursingprof2661 ok! One last question lol. So I have seen a lot of comments saying “oh, enjoy your job, I’ve been stuck in (whatever medical field their in) for the longest time and have been trying to get into postpartum/N&D”. Is it a very hard field to get into? Because this is the only field of nursing that I would really want to work in. I guess I’m asking, does this happen often, where you can’t get into this certain medical field? Thanks for your help!
@@lmiller6482When I graduated from nursing school most specialties wouldn't take new grads I worked Med Surg for 2 years before there was a job opening and I was able to transfer. But now with the nursing shortage they might.
this diaphragm for adult nor infant 🌷
Thanks you ! Really helpful. Keep your good job up ! 👌👌👌
Thank you! :)
Thank you!!!
It's perfect exam
I like 👍 to do this job how do I do this
After you graduate nursing school and pass the NCLEX apply at your local hospital for Labor and Delivery, Mother Baby or NICU . 🙂
Wow over 21 mins I need a quick video. The assessment doesn't take this long I wish they wld make videos for real life
Thanks a lot
Thank youuu
Omg can you please be my professor 😩🙏🏽
What makes babies be born with less than 10 fingers on their hands
Mostly genetics but it can happen to any baby
Thankssss
شكرا جزيلا خوش شرح واللهي
Femoral arteries and ortolani hip exam vital but missing
Not all hospitals allow nurses to check hips which is why I didn't included it.
(On Tuesday of May 16, 2023). On the Matter of Neonate Assessment and the Procedure Therein otherwise Neonatology (Obstetrics-Gynecology): 1) Maternal Hormone Transfection, Pseudomenorrhagia; 2) Most Common Dysmorphogeneses: 1) Polydactyly and/or 2) Oligodactyly; 3) Microcephaly (Alcohol Fetal Syndrome) and Low-Set Ears; 3) Neonate just love Colostrum (Highest Immunoprotective Protein in Mammelome (Proteomics of Animalia) and dispise being Tyrannized. Certainly, Well done, very Primoradial Ability. Cheers. PhD Prof, es geht immer wohl und eben besser soll gewessen. Heil!
Plz give notes also
Yes, that is something I will be working on publishing soon for all my videos.
is it a bad habit to like listen to LOUD music on your earphones on your time off when you're a nurse working in the maternity ward
Yes. Because if there is an emergency or a code pink, you would need to run and help. 😊
Lexd thinking I'll
So why aren't stuffed animals a safe thing to have in the crib? Is it because the baby might turn around and suffocate if they put their face in it?
Yes you got it 👍
Suffocation can happen.the toys can cover their air ways. They tend to be to little to move their heads away and breathe . same goes for a lot of blankets and bedding. There has been A great deal of public information regarding infants t safety . wonder how you missed it
@@eileenmcdonald1599 because I'm not a mother and I don't usually study babies...
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Just FYI "Mongolian Spot" is an outdated term due to its problematic origins:) They are and should be called Slate Gray Nevi
I like that term, we have to use congenital dermal melanocytosis
ATTENTION:
For babies NOT circumcised….
You do NOT PULL BACK TO CLEAN!
Educate yourselves please!!! For the love of all that is good and wise.
You’re supposed to be a medical professional for crying out loud! Here you are sharing about how you are giving new parents INCORRECT information.
Come on!!!!
The prophet of Allah (God) made mandatory the practise of Taḥnīk (تَحْنِيكِ) for newborn babies, which is an Islamic ceremony of touching the lips of a newborn baby with honey, sweet juice or pressed dates. Originally the date was softened by mastication by the pious person and rubbed on the infant's palate.
The taḥnīk also *exercises the muscles of the mouth* and helps with the *circulation of blood* in the mouth - this may help the baby to be able to suck and take mother's milk. It is also credited to prevent *neonatal hypoglycemia* in newborn babies.
Now tell me. The western world has just acquired this knowledge. With all the gadgets and equipment and technology and professional knowledge, skills and team work - how did a man who neither knew how to read and write at the time of his prophethood, *know* such a thing? Among some many other miracles and prophecies of the future.
There is no god except Allah and Muhammad is his Messenger.
This is the truth.
This is the truth.
This is the truth.
Honey can kill babies. You should never give honey to an infant.
Honey can kill a newborn. So, don’t do that.
Thank you for this video. It gave me an idea how to do my return demo later. I hope the creator doesn't mind if i use some of her explanation. It just for educational purposes. Thank you 💗
Thanks a lot