Fill in the Blanks Conjugated and Unconjugated JaundiceOnline version This helps you to differentiate between conjugated and unconjugated jaundice. GOODLUCK ! by Hani Syafura 1 Hyperbilirubinemi Anemia Hemolysis G6PD Conjugated jaundice also known as conjugated 2 Insoluble Fat Water Soluble Conjugated jaundice occurs when it is converted to a - form through conjugation with gluronic aci d 3 Urine Coughing Stomach Sneezing Conjugated bilirubin can be excreted through 4 Liver Nose Lungs Heart Conjugated jaundice caused by diseas e 5 White Dark Red Conjugated jaundice typically associated with urin e 6 Hemolysis Anemia Bilirubi Unconjugated jaundice involves elevated levels of unconjugated 7 Hemolysis Hemorrhage Unconjugated jaundice cause by 8 Brown Red Normal Dark The symptoms is with urine colour because unconjugated bilirubin is not water solubl e 9 Cannot May Can Unconjugated bilirubin be excreted in the urin e 10 Lungs Liver Hemorrhage Kidney Conjugated jaundice more serious due to its association with and biliary issues while unconjugated jaundice points to Hemolysis or metabolic disorders