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CCRN Exam Prep - Pediatric Critical Care

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When assessing a newborn for developmental dysplasia of the hip, the nurse would expect to assess which of the following:

Symmetrical gluteal folds
Trendelemburg sign
Ortolani’s sign
Characteristic limp

Explanation

Answer: C - It is the abnormal clicking sound when the hips are abducted. The sound is produced when the femoral head enters the acetabulum. Letter A is wrong because it should be “asymmetrical gluteal fold”. Letter B and C are not applicable for newborns because they are seen in older children.

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