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Anemia


Hb in infant > 34 wk gestation = 14-20


< 13 in infant > 34 wk gestation

1 physiological


2 hemorrhagic


3 hemolytic


4 hypoplastic

Physiologic

Short rbc lige span

Hemorrhagic

1 obs - APH , operative delivery ,c section



2 neonatal - caput succedum , cephal hema


I.C bleed , DIC ,

Hemolytic

hemolytic- a) immune - rh, abo b) inherited rbc - sphero, ellipto,g6pd,galctosemia, thal c) acquires - infec , dic

Hypoplastic

Congenital hypoplastic anemia


Lukemia


Infection

Jaundice


> 15 mg/dl

Physiological


Non physiological

Physiological

Cause -


1) life span


2) UDPG


3) b glucoronidase


4) dec excretion


5) dec hepatic uptake


Apper 2-3 day disapp 7-10 dayRise of 12 mg is in range

Pathology

A. Excessive red cell hemolysis


Hemolytic disease of the newborn: incompati bilities: Rh (most common), ABO


Increased red cell fragility—Congenital spherocytosis.


Deficient red cell enzyme—G6PD



Sepsis: Intrauterine (Toxoplasma, Rubella), Neonatal (E. coli), Omphalitis.


Blood extravasation (cephalhematoma, intraventricular hemorrh


Within 24 hr


Require phototherapy