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Pediatrics

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__% of infants develop jaundice in the 1st week   show
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Jaundice that appears on days 2-3 and disappears by day 7 (day 14 if premature) is called:   show
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show Breast  
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show Clinical jaundice  
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What is the bodily progression of jaundice   show
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In elevated conjugated bilirubin, suspect:   show
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Unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia that results from increase in RBC destruction (antibody mediated hemolysis) is Coombs:   show
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show Negative  
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How does phototherapy work for unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia?   show
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show Preterm. Affected sibling. Asian > white > AA. Breastfeeding-associated jaundice is common. Tx = phototherapy  
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Pathologic unconjugated bilirubinemia: causes related to increased production:   show
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Pathologic unconjugated bilirubinemia: causes related to decreased conjugation rate   show
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Gives a direct reaction in the van den Bergh test:   show
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show indirect/unconjugated bili  
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Water-soluble; placenta is impermeable to:   show
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show Crigler-Najjar syndrome  
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show Breast milk jaundice  
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Jaundice >2 wks after birth =   show
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show 16-18 mg/dL  
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show pathologic  
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Jaundice involving the face: total serum bili is approximately:   show
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Jaundice involving the abdomen: total serum bili is approximately:   show
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Jaundice involving the feet: total serum bili is approximately:   show
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