Rapid Assessment of a Newborn
The ability to take one look at a baby and, without touching the baby, make a determination of "sick" or "OK" is a skill that comes with experience. In this video, Dr. Bill Benitz shares what he is looking for as he makes a rapid assessment of a newborn.
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