Doctor Reviews: Head-to-Toe NEONATAL assessment!

The FIRST BABY exam! WHAT should you NEVER miss on an INFANT'S Physical EXAM??!! Caput? Ear pits? Fontanelles? Down- slanting fissures? Syndactyly? Posteriorly rotated ears? Epstein pearls? Wide spaced nipples? Where to listen for murmurs? The rooting reflex? Moro? And on and on! In this video we cover how to examine the entire baby’s body- and what common variations and abnormalities you should be looking for!!!

Do you want extra Tala Talks education? A neonatal tip a week? Access to LIVE videos? Behind the scene members-only videos? Worksheets of the videos? Do you want to decide which videos we should be publishing next? If so- join our new (low-priced!) membership community!
Help us guide the future of this channel and get involved in our community!

---------------------------------------------------------------------
Please be sure to give us a like, comment about future topics, and subscribe to this channel to stay up to date on all things NICU! Also, click the notification bell after you subscribe to gain your weekly NICU knowledge as soon as it's loaded!
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Dr. Tala is a board-certified neonatologist and has worked in busy level III and IV units for the past 16 years. She has won multiple teaching awards throughout her time as a neonatologist.
----------------------------------------------------------------------

***TIMESTAMPS***
00:10 Physical Exam
01:08 Exam of the Head
03:20 Exam of the Face: Eyes
05:25 Exam of the Face: Ears
07:02 Exam of the Face: Nose
07:44 Exam of the Face: Mouth
10:05 Exam of the Neck
10:50 Exam of the Chest
11:15 Cardiac Exam
12:45 Lung Exam
13:37 Chest Exam
14:27 Abdominal Exam
16:57 Femoral Artery Exam
17:45 Examination of Hip
18:24 Examination of Bones
20:35 Examination of Back
21:07 Evaluate for Birthmarks throughout Exam
21:48 Neurological Exam
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*Disclaimer*: This video is intended for educational purposes only and while
we strive to give the most accurate information, errors may occur. Subsequently,
this video should not be a replacement for medical advice.

[anacarolinacostapontes]

This is the greatest video on YouTube about the physical exam on neonates I have found so far! THANK YOU! Sending love from Brazil ❤

[colamember]

Absolutely well detailed newborn exam. Love it. ❤️

[brandiehunter]

I was searching for a video this thorough 4 years ago when I switched to the NICU from tele! Although I left the NICU for peds outpatient I still like to watch your videos to keep myself refreshed and I do still see newborns at the clinic! Your videos are always so great and easy to understand

[TS-klzg]

Great learning resource, as always! Thank you so much. Watching from Canada.

[Beyond_stetho]

Thankyou doctor, it’s one of the best described video on neonatal head to toe evaluation. ❤😊.

[laislafilipina]

thank you for taking the time to impart your knowledge on the subject matter dr Tala! you are well appreciated!

[shellyshahaf]

Love your videos, you explain everything perfectly!
Watching you from tel aviv - Israel

[SamukelisiweTshabalala-li]

Thank you so much.I love the way you explain everything in detail...
Watching from South Africa ❤❤❤

[ThaoNguyen-uhez]

Thank you for a thorough explanation of the neonatal assessment. I’m watching from Los Angeles, California.

[micolebrookins]

I am an NNP of 5 years I work per diem and I watch your videos throughout the week just for refreshers . Love your content 😊

[cnkClinic-bf]

Great presentation.All the way from South Africa.You made it so easy to assimilate

[SelmanShemse]

watching from ETHIOPIA and you are so smart your voice and explanation is awesome. Thank you so much Doc

[HK-xdqm]

Hi Dr. Tala! I started working in NICU a less then ago and your videos have always been a great resource! I really enjoy watching and learning from them!
I was hoping you might be able to make a video on inotropes, the different kinds, how they work and when they might be used in neonates ect. xx

[nickchan]

Thank you! It's very informative and helps me a lot with my Paed Rotation :) Med student from Australia.

[marciakucera]

Wonderful presentation, very clear and informative! Thank you so much! I'm a nurse practitioner in Washington State in a private family practice.

[Bans-qt]

Made it so easy and rememberable thank you so much ❤

[FaithKuyela]

Wonderful presentation, watching from Zambia

[talhadange]

Watching it a day before my exam! Very helpful

[nancymilenasepulveda]

Thanks, the video is very interesting for teach about the newborn exam.

[moseskafwabulula]

Thank you very much I'm watching from Zambia 🇿🇲 in Southern Africa