Question
What are the symptoms and test results for nasal congestion, nasal mucus, rapid breathing, and yellowing of the skin?
Answer
The clinical manifestations of neonatal pneumonia and pathological jaundice include nasal congestion, nasal mucus, rapid breathing, and yellowing of the skin. Jaundice refers to the yellowing of the skin and eyes, caused by bilirubin deposition. The test results show a jaundice value of 15.16.15. Further examinations are required to determine the cause.
Question
What are the clinical diagnostic criteria for pathological jaundice?
Answer
The clinical diagnostic criteria for pathological jaundice are that jaundice occurs within 24 hours after birth and gradually worsens. Additionally, it is necessary to determine if there are other primary diseases.
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If diagnosed with neonatal pneumonia, what is the cause of the jaundice?
Answer
If diagnosed with neonatal pneumonia, the cause of the jaundice is infection-induced. In addition to using silver yellow granules or oral liquid and blue light therapy, infection control should be primarily employed.
Question
How effective is the treatment for this condition?
Answer
According to the provided information, treatment has been ongoing for several days, but the effect is not good. The specific treatment plan and its effectiveness require further evaluation and adjustment.