To Assess a Newborn for Hip Dislocation, the Following Physical

question 26

Multiple Choice

To assess a newborn for hip dislocation, the following physical assessment technique is used: With the infant supine, place fingers posteriorly over the greater trochanter, flex the hip 90 degrees, and abduct the thigh while pushing up with the fingers. Feel for a clunk and palpable jerk as the femur is relocated. Do the maneuver gently on an infant who is not crying. This is called:

• A) Barlow's maneuver
• B) Ortolani's maneuver
• C) Galeazzi's maneuver
• D) Hallpike maneuver

Grasp the concept and implications of managing diversity within the workplace.

Understand the impact of workplace policies on personal relationships and social habits of employees.

Analyze how differences, such as race and sexuality, are constructed and maintained through communication and societal norms.

Recognize the role of power and privilege in constructing notions of professionalism, especially for marginalized groups.

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