Does a gender error in newborn disease screening affect the results?

Discuss whether a newborn with a jaundice index of 316 requires a magnetic resonance imaging scan to assess the risk of brain damage.

Discuss the risk of bilirubin deposition in the brain as a sequelae after blood transfusion treatment when a newborn’s jaundice index reaches 420, and the corresponding measures.

Discuss whether a jaundice level of 18 in newborns can cause potential brain damage, as well as the related effects of physiological jaundice.

Discuss the necessity of hospitalization and corresponding medical advice when a newborn’s jaundice level reaches 280.

Discuss whether a jaundice level of 350 in newborns affects the brain and provide professional advice.

Newborns who drink formula milk may experience symptoms of heat, so it is recommended to give warm water between feedings and consider adding glucose to the milk to prevent heat. For babies on mixed feeding, mothers should also avoid eating foods that easily cause heat. Additionally, if the baby shows signs of heat, it is advisable to consult a doctor promptly for professional advice and treatment.

Discuss the clinical significance and treatment recommendations for a newborn jaundice index of 17, providing professional guidance for parents on newborn jaundice.

Understand the necessity of follow-up examinations for newborns after discharge from asphyxia, and how to provide appropriate post-discharge care based on clinical conditions.

If a child gets pricked by a nail, does it require a skin test for tetanus vaccination? Are there any adverse reactions to be concerned about?