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Froggy Jumps Frog Jumps: Neonatal PhototherapyOnline version Phototherapy in newborn jaundice by meena kumari 1 What is the primary mechanism of phototherapy in neonatal hyperbilirubinemia? a Converts bilirubin to water-soluble isomers that are excreted without conjugation b Breaks down bilirubin into harmless fragments by oxidation c Increases bilirubin conjugation by liver enzymes 2 Ideal wavelength range for conventional blue-light phototherapy? a 300–350 nm b 420–460 nm c 500–560 nm 3 Indication for starting phototherapy in term neonates is commonly based on which factor? a Cord bilirubin at birth b Direct bilirubin predominance c Total serum bilirubin level with age in hours 4 Which side effect is most commonly observed with phototherapy? a Hyperthermia/temperature instability b Hypoglycemia c Hypernatremia 5 What is a key precaution when using phototherapy? a Avoid diaper changes during treatment b Limit hydration to prevent edema c Protect the eyes with shields to prevent retinal damage 6 Which of the following is NOT a contraindication to phototherapy? a Direct (conjugated) hyperbilirubinemia b Severe apnea or respiratory instability c G6PD deficiency with hemolysis 7 What is the target bilirubin level strategy during phototherapy? a Lower total serum bilirubin rapidly to prevent kernicterus b Increase bilirubin to promote immune clearance c Maintain bilirubin at baseline 8 What adjunct therapy might be considered if phototherapy fails or bilirubin is very high? a Exchange transfusion b Laser therapy of skin c IVIG unrelated to blood group 9 How should phototherapy be delivered for maximum effectiveness? a Expose as much skin surface as possible with close proximity lamps b Place neonate in prone position only c Use at full darkness to enhance light 10 Which lab monitoring is essential during phototherapy? a Liver biopsy every 24 hours b Serum cholesterol and triglycerides c Serial bilirubin levels and hydration/visual assessment

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Frog Jumps: Neonatal PhototherapyOnline version

by meena kumari

What is the primary mechanism of phototherapy in neonatal hyperbilirubinemia?

Ideal wavelength range for conventional blue-light phototherapy?

Indication for starting phototherapy in term neonates is commonly based on which factor?

Which side effect is most commonly observed with phototherapy?

What is a key precaution when using phototherapy?

Which of the following is NOT a contraindication to phototherapy?

What is the target bilirubin level strategy during phototherapy?

What adjunct therapy might be considered if phototherapy fails or bilirubin is very high?

How should phototherapy be delivered for maximum effectiveness?

Which lab monitoring is essential during phototherapy?