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Q: Nonphysiological jaundice

Answer:
oAlso known as "pathological jaundice"
oBilirubin levels exceed accepted norms
oCan present 24 hours post birth
oRapidly rising
oPathologic causes include:
oBirth trauma
oErythroblastosis fetalis
oSepsis
oRubella
Birth trauma- vacuum- bruising, broken down RBC, higher level of bilirubin,
spontaneous-
delivered quickly- decreased RBC, Isoimmunization- Erythroblastosis fetalis- lysis
of RBC,
elevated bilirubin, infection

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Q: Signs and symptoms of hyperbilirubinemia

Answer:
oJaundice
oYellowish pigment to skin & sclera
oLethargic
oPoor feeding
oMinimal or no stool

Q: Treatment of hyperbilirubinemia

Answer:
More Frequent Feeds:
oSolution for physiological jaundice
oIncreasing input = Increasing output
Help the body clear the bilirubin, enzyme for unconjugated to conjugated- requires
glucose,
feeds can provide glucose. Phototherapy

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Q: oHelps to breakdown the bilirubin

Answer:
oMakes it easier to excrete
oBiliblanket
oBased on transcutaneous & serum results, for pathological,UV lights breaks
bilirubin, helps
with excretion, Criteria corresponds with therapy recommendations, Transcutaneous
Bilirubin
Protocol
oGreen
oYellow
oRed

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Q: neonatal resuscitation

Answer:
Neonatal resuscitation are a set of interventions at the time of birth
to support the transition from intra to extrauterine life through the establishment of
breathing
and circulation.
Only about 10% of neonates require some respiratory assistance at birth. Less than
1% need
extensive resuscitation. Indications- Abnormal/Atypical FHR (bradycardia,
complicated
variable and late decelerations)
Meconium-stained amniotic fluid
Prolonged or difficult delivery
Asphyxia
Poor respiratory effort
Inadequate ventilation
Weak cry
Sternal Retractions
NRP Algorithm-Every neonate requires stimulation and drying

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