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Criteria of physiological jaundice are
A Indirect hyperbiIirubinaemia
B Appears on the 1st day of life
C Peak level at 3rd to 4th day of life
D Serum bilirubin is rising >5mg/kg/day
E Direct bilirubin fraction is > 2mg/dl
Criteria of physiological jaundice
A Baby is healthy
B Indirect hyperbilirubinemia
C Subsides spontaneously
D Appears within 24 hours of birth
E Associated with hepatomegally
Physiological jaundice of infancy:
A Is more likely in premature infants
B Occurs in 1 in 3 normal infants
C Is first noticeable a week after birth
D Lasts 3-4 days
E Shows clay colored stools
Neonatal jaundice এর চিকিৎসা--
A পূর্ণ বিশ্রাম
B বেশি করে পানি খাওয়া
C সকালের সূর্যের আলো
D দুপুরের সূর্যের আলো
Commonest cause of jaundice in first 24 hours of life_
A ABO incompatibility
B RH incompatibility
C Congenital sperocytosis
D Congenital biliary atresia
Jaundice affects the-
A Heart
B Liver
C Lungs
D Mind
Jaundice:Liver
A rash:skin
B dialysis:kidney
C smog:lung
D valentine:heart
Jaundice : Liver
A rash : skin
B dialysis : kindney
C smog : ling
D valentine : heart
Cause(s) of fluctuating jaundice is (are)
A Chronic pancreatitis
B Choledochal cyst
C Sphincter of Oddi dysfunction
D Pancreatic carcinoma
E Primary biliary cirrhosis
The following statements about jaundice in
A In obstructive jandice the faeces are pale and the urine is dark
B Hepatocellular jaundice leads to an excessive excretion of bilirubin by the kidney
C Obstructive jaundice in commonly the result of gall stones blocking the cystic duct
D Haemolytic jaundice does not lead to changes in the faecal content of stercobilinogen
E The production of bilirubin from haemoglobin does not take place in liver failure

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