“Newborn Baby Admitted to NICU | NNJ Management | Physiotherapy Care & Warmer Care Protocol”

in this video, we present the professional management of a newborn baby admitted to NICU with Neonatal Jaundice (NNJ). Neonatal jaundice is a common condition in newborns caused by elevated bilirubin levels, which may require close monitoring and specialized care in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). This video demonstrates: • Initial assessment of the newborn • Monitoring of vital signs and bilirubin levels • Proper warmer care to maintain thermal stability • Professional neonatal physiotherapy care • Supportive management and nursing care in NICU Maintaining body temperature using a radiant warmer is essential to prevent hypothermia and ensure neonatal stability. Gentle and appropriate physiotherapy techniques help improve circulation, respiratory function, and overall comfort of the baby. This educational content is designed for nursing students, NICU staff, and healthcare professionals to enhance their knowledge and clinical skills in neonatal care. #NICU #NewbornCare #NNJ #NeonatalJaundice #PhysiotherapyCare #WarmerCare #NeonatalNursing #BabyCare #HospitalCare