51105

Heel stick for assessment of bilirubin, invasive, and uncomfortable

51106

Bili-meter assessment of bilirubin (non-invasive)

51107

Chart of approximate bilirubin levels related to body coloration (See Riordan & Auerbach's discussion p.334 in Breastfeeding and Human Lactation, 1993)

51108

Pressing on thigh to assess coloration

51109

Yellow spot on thigh after thumb is removed (same models in 51108)

51110

Digital pressure on top of foot; close-up

51111

Yellow spot on top of foot; close-up (same models in 51110)

51112

"How low does it go?" (title slide)

51115

Sleepy, jaundice baby

51116

Newborn with pacifier undergoing phototherapy, eyes not adequately protected pacifier may mask early hunger cues, prolonging feeding intervals (red diagonal slash)

51117

Mother interacting with newborn having walaby (or biliblanket) phototherapy

51118

Father supplementing jaundiced newborn with artificial baby milk (infants experiencing physiologic jaundice should not routinely receive supplements) [red diagonal slash] (infant receiving bili-blanket [walaby] phototherapy)