Neonatal Jaundice – PEM Induction
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Risk factors for developing significant hyperbilirubinemia are:
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One of these statements is TRUE . Please pick the correct statement.
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Jonathan is a 3-week old boy who was brought by his mother to the ED with some spots on his nose that turn out to be milia. He was born at term and had an uneventful delivery. Examination findings were unremarkable apart from mild jaundice in his sclerae and the milia on his nose. You concluded that Jonathan examined well and were happy the rash was nothing to worry about. However upon further questioning mum stated that although he has been generally well in himself, is feeding and growing well, she has noticed that his stools have recently turned pale, like clay/chalk.
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Great module! Thank you
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very informative and consistent with what happened in practice with a patient I saw.