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Immediate priorities
Stabilization priorities
Airway and breathing
Apnea
Respiratory distress
Circulation
Shock
Poor perfusion
Neurologic risk
Acute bilirubin encephalopathy concern
Lethargy
Hypotonia or hypertonia
High pitched cry
Poor feeding
Fever
Arching or retrocollis
Seizure
Hyperbilirubinemia severity
Age in hours
Gestational age category
Neurotoxicity risk factors
TSB trajectory
Rapid rise consistent with hemolysis
Near exchange threshold
High risk triggers
Escalation triggers
Jaundice in first 24 hours
Hemolysis evaluation priority
Early phototherapy threshold assessment
Any neuro signs
NICU consult
Exchange transfusion pathway activation
TSB at or above exchange threshold
Immediate exchange preparation
Intensive phototherapy while preparing
Conjugated hyperbilirubinemia
Cholestasis workup pathway
Urgent evaluation for biliary obstruction or infection
Bedside essentials
Rapid bedside actions
Confirm bilirubin type
Total serum bilirubin preferred for decisions
Direct or conjugated fraction if prolonged or ill
Identify feeding status
Breastfeeding adequacy
Intake and output
Temperature and glucose
Hypothermia
Hyperthermia
Hypoglycemia
Phototherapy readiness
Intensive phototherapy capability
Eye protection availability
Irradiance measurement availability
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