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            Text:
            ot more than 12mg/dl in full term 
and 15mg/dl in preterm
▪Rate of daily raise in bilirubin not excess 5mg/dl
▪Good general condition of baby
(II) Pathological jaundice:
A- Unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia: 
1- Hemolytic:
▪
Immune: Rh and ABO incompatibility
▪
Non immune: Infection as septicemia, G6PD and 
Thalassemia
2- Non Hemolytic: Breast milk jaundice
B- Conjugated hyperbilirubinemia:
▪
Hepatocellular: neonatal hepatitis and metabolic liver 
disease 
▪
Biliary: Bile duct atresia 
Treatment: 
A- Phototherapy:
 
Exposing the skin of the baby to blue light waves. 
It converts the bilirubin to water soluble metabolite 
which can exerted easily through bile and urine.
Indication: 
 
In case of un Conjugated hyperbilirubinemia in 
which the serum bilirubin is not too high to produce 
kernicterus.
Complication:
▪
Hyperthermia 
▪
dehydration
▪
Diarrhea 
▪
Eye injury
B- Blood exchange:
 
Removal of a volume of infant's blood and 
replacing by an equal volume of donor blood through 
umbilical vein catheter over period of 2 hr. Amount= 
2× 85 × body weight
Complications:
▪Bilirubin is a potential neurotoxin; free bilirubin can enter the 
brain and cause necrosis of cells. Bilirubin induced neurologic 
dysfunction is divided into acute and chronic forms 
(kernicterus). 
▪Acute 
BIND 
progresses 
through 
three 
stages 
early, 
intermediate, and advanced. Acute BIND can be reversible if  
treated promptly or it may lead to chronic permanent 
neurological dysfunction (kernicterus). 
▪Kernicterus is the yellowish staining of brain stem nuclei 
and cerebellum. It develops within the first year of age. It 
leads to cerebral palsy, hearing loss, upward gaze 
abnormalities, and dental enamel hypoplasia.
Diarrhea
Definition:
 
An increase in the fluidity, volume and number 
of stools relative to the usual habits of each 
individual". Frequent passage of formed stools can't 
be considered as diarrhea.
Classification of  diarrhea: 
A- Acute diarrhea
B- Dysentery
C- Chronic diarrhea
A- Acute diarrhea
 
It defined as a sudden increase in frequency and 
a change in consistency of stools and is usually self-
limited (14 days’ duration) and subsides without 
specific treatment if dehydration does not occur.
Causes of acute diarrhea: 
1- Infection and Parasitic Infestation as :
▪
Bacteria—Salmonella, Shigella, Staphylococcus 
aureus
▪
Viruses—Rotavirus, parvovirus
▪
Parasites—Giardia 
lamblia, 
Entamoeba 
histolytica
2- Associated Conditions
▪
Infection: upper respiratory tract infections, 
urinary tract infections and otitis media
3- Dietary Causes
▪
Overfeeding
▪
Introduction of new foods
▪
Reinstituting milk too soon after diarrheal episode
▪
Osmotic diarrhea from excess sugar in formula or 
juice
4- Medications
▪
Antibiotics        - Laxatives
▪
Toxic as ingestion of  heavy metals (lead, mercury)
B- Dysentery
 
This is diarrhea with visible fresh blood in the 
stool. Its squeal includes anorexia and damage to the 
intestinal mucosa.
C- Chronic diarrhea
 
An increase

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