:) Hey guys, here's a nugget of knowledge about the lil nugget! The average head at birth is 32-37cm in circumference. Furthermore, initially, normally, the head is approximately 2 cm greater than the circumference of the chest. So if you know the average chest circumference ranges from 30-35cm, you can use reason to come up with the norm for head size at birth. Hope this helps!

I don't know if I would be able to make it through nursing school without you Dr. Wyatt. Thank you for all these awesome videos you have done on your personal page and for picmonic.

Thank you so much for all of your effort, energy, and time. A true life saver!!!

I just wanted to say thank you very much. I had my exam today (RN program), and I got a 89.3% which is pretty good considering this has been my least favorite subject and I'm not to fond of the clinical rotation either. VEAL-CHOP is the mnemonic that helped me the most by helping me correctly answer 4 exam questions (worth 5.3%) correctly. Many other topics you discussed were on my exam as well, but VEAL-CHOP paid off the greatest.

Another tip to distinguish between presumptive and probable signs is that presumptive signs are subjective things that the women SAYS she’s is experiencing. While probable signs can be observed by the health care provider.

This video and the picmonic app helped me tremendously for OB. I get overwhelmed when I feel there is a lot to remember or know. But Picmonic makes it easy. I made notes from this video before starting OB and used the app to practice and I got really high scores on my exams.

its such a gr8 review....i watched all the nursing webinar in Picnic channel but couldn't fine Pediatric webinar... .thank u so much

A great review for the night before a maternal HESI. Great job!

This video was very helpful while I'm studying for my HESI and it covered everything! Thank you!

Thank you for this Sir Kendall! Godbless

This is a great video. I wanted to mention that HTN and proteinuria are signs of preeclampsia, it’s edema that’s no longer required to diagnose it.

@KendallWyattMD

6 жыл бұрын

That’s correct! I’ll be sure to specifically add it in a future video, thanks for the feedback!

@loricourville7216

4 жыл бұрын

That is an inaccuracy that I caught too! This MD might need a couple more fact-checkers on staff ;)

Thank you, very clear to understand!

Thank you very much.

Thank you for this. May I just make a request for louder voice or louder audio, pls?

thank you for this!

this was so helpful! Thank you!

Thank you, doctor Kendall.

Hello, thanks for your review is v. Helpful. Our way to calculate EDD add 9 months + or_ 14days

Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I learned so much!

@KendallWyattMD

5 жыл бұрын

luckylisa44 You’re welcome! I made it just for you.

Thanks a lot. Graduated 3 yrs ago and didn’t do nclex. This helped

@KendallWyattMD

6 жыл бұрын

My pleasure! It’s tougher the longer you wait after graduating to pass the nclex... let me know what other topics you struggle with! I have several future topics planned.

@adrian3747_

6 жыл бұрын

MAY I ASKED WHY U HAVEN'T TAKEN UR NCLEX YET? IVE GRADUATED LONG TIME AGO TOO BUT PREPARING FOR NCLEX

THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH.

thanks, very helpful

You are an amazing genius! If you only knew the joy that I have every single time I surf youtube for your Medical Surgical 1 and 2, Patho, and OB Videos for Nursing School!!!!

Best freaking video ever thank you sir

Why did I just found this. Watching for final exam in OB/Peds tomorrow. 😁

Awesome lecture

wow. thank you!!!

Thank you!

Please make more step 2 videos. You're talented

Really helpful

Thank you

Great video!! I'm hoping to take my NCLEX withing the next month and I have been seriously lacking in my maternal/newborn knowledge. This was great. Thank you!!

please do a pediatric review

You can also count 9 months forward to get the EDD

i enjoy watching your videos

what about blood test for hcg

Can someone enlighten me on mechanical ventilation?

I have my fcking OBS exam tomorrow, looool

Nclex review question

Well more clinical knowledge videos

This is the first time I’ve heard that supine hypotension syndrome is a result of body feeling too much pressure on vena cava and aorta, so thus body RESPONDING by dropping the BP. I’ve always heard it as baby puts pressure on vena cava, thus OBSTRUCTING blood return to the heart (decreased preload).

@KendallWyattMD

5 жыл бұрын

Sounds like I got something backwards! I’m dyslexic you know... life is a elggurts

36:55

Hey do you have an Instagram?

There are inaccurate statements in this video. There are several, so check some other sources for facts. But he does love to say the word “mnemonics”!! 🙄 I have not seen those videos so I cannot comment on their quality.

@loricourville7216

4 жыл бұрын

Lorianne Reyes, Totally off subject but I just noticed your name and wanted to tell you that I go by Lori but my full first name is Lorianne- spelt the same way as yours. That is really unusual. And really cool. My mom doesn’t have a great explanation for the choice. Haha

Love your videos but can you not have fewer ads so close to each other