Assessment Clips: Musculoskeletal assessment of a newborn

This one goes out to aspiring neonatal nurses! Today's #AssessmentClips goes over how to perform a musculoskeletal assessment of a newborn.
The physical assessment of a newborn is an ongoing process to monitor the newborn’s adaptation to extrauterine life, and to identify problems that need immediate intervention. At the same time, the assessment considers factors such as the prenatal history; any complications during the pregnancy, labor, and birth; the type of anesthesia or analgesia used during birth; if any neonatal resuscitation measures were needed; and the newborn’s gestational age.
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