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which one would you consider abnormal and would attend to first?

a 16 hour old babie with yellow pigment in the eyes? or

a 24 hour old babie who lost 3oz?

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the new yellow guy. he has pathological jaundice. the other is normal.

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Specializes in NICU, Infection Control.

ditto.

Next question:

What's the MOST likely reason the baby is jaundiced?

a. Breast milk jaundice.

b. Rh incompatibility

c. ABO incompatibility

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ditto.

Next question:

What's the MOST likely reason the baby is jaundiced?

a. Breast milk jaundice.

b. Rh incompatibility

c. ABO incompatibility

I think b

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the new yellow guy. he has pathological jaundice. the other is normal.

Great, thatoneguy. You will do just fine with peds tomorrow. I just betcha.:)

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ditto.

Next question:

What's the MOST likely reason the baby is jaundiced?

a. Breast milk jaundice.

b. Rh incompatibility

c. ABO incompatibility

ABO incompatibility

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Great, thatoneguy. You will do just fine with peds tomorrow. I just betcha.:)

lets hope so. cause i want to be in the right mood to :argue: , the YANK'S are coming to town you know.:lol_hitti

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Specializes in Education, FP, LNC, Forensics, ED, OB.
lets hope so. cause i want to be in the right mood to :argue: , the YANK'S are coming to town you know.:lol_hitti

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Yes, you will need to be on your toes when the Yanks invade:smiley_ab your nice town and BEAT CHA!!!!!!!:D :D

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no worries as long as they keep playing the way they did today. hehehehehe

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Specializes in NICU, Infection Control.

It's ABO incompatability. Rh isn't very common anymore.

Good job, Misscheri!

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It's ABO incompatability. Rh isn't very common anymore.

Good job, Misscheri!

that is what I answered, thanks for pointing that out thought I was losing my mind....LOL

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Wow, I got both of those right! I think my experience working in well baby nursery is paying off! Thanks for the added question prmenrs. This has been an awesome experience.

Kat

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