PA Boards 18: Neonatal Hyperbilirubemia

Medgeeks with Andrew Reid

Medgeeks

Medicine, Health & Fitness, Education

4.8 • 996 Ratings

🗓️ 30 January 2014

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Let's discuss physiologic, brest feeding, breast milk, and pathologic jaundice. Also, what are we going to do with these patients?

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0:00.0	Hello everybody and welcome to episode 18 of the physician assistant boards
0:04.7	dot-com podcast and the subject for today is going to be neonatal jaundice.
0:09.5	So we're going to go over physiologic jaundice,
0:13.3	breastfeeding jaundice, and finally we're
0:17.7	going to touch on pathologic jaundice.
0:20.1	Before we go ahead and get started,
0:22.0	I want to just apologize for the website being down and I want to apologize for not producing a podcast for two weeks.
0:30.0	So last week I was actually going through a website design and I was transferring everything
0:35.1	over onto WordPress.
0:37.5	This was the first time I was using WordPress, so I kind of had to learn the ins and outs of it. So it took a few days to kind of adjust to that.
0:45.0	So for that reason I was unable to do the podcast, but the website is back up, up and running.
0:50.0	You can go ahead and check it out at physician assistant boards.com and we will get back to our
0:56.3	podcasting so again I apologize for that on a third note what I wanted to talk about
1:01.6	for those of you had that saw the previous YouTube video,
1:05.7	not the one that's up now, but the one prior, the one talking about superficial thromboelybitis. I want to just to give you guys a quick update and recap on that.
1:16.3	If you haven't, you can see that over on the YouTube channel and there's a link to that from my website
1:20.9	or you can go to YouTube.com forward slash PA boards.
1:25.0	So just a quick recap. This was a 21 year old male that came into the clinic with
1:30.0	some excruciating leg pain. I mean this guy was unable to bear any weight, he was on
1:34.3	crutches, he couldn't walk, and this kind of gradually started to occur. Denied any
1:38.5	trauma. Anyway he comes in diagnosed thrombo-flovitis, and we started hit on my insets, so compression
1:46.7	stocking, some elevation.
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