genitalscheck in female if labia majora covers
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neckinspect and palpate the neck for any mass check if neck is short and webbed which is indicative of turners syndrome palpate posteriorly along
mouthinspect and palpate the lips gums tongue palate and oropharynxrule out cleft lip and palate size of chin if small and receding it shows
chestobserve for retraction of the intercostal muscle which is indicative of severe respiratory distress a sign of hyaline
abdomencheck the contour of the abdomen normally it should be soft symmetrical slightly round and moves in synchronously with chest in
genitalscheck in female if labia majora covers labia minora in premature infant labia minora is not covered fully by labia majora check for
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rectumcheck for anal patency and passage of meconium and observe whether meconium is passed or not confirm its patency then pass a catheter or
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