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Paed discussion

Paediatrics & Child Health

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The document details the clinical presentation and differential diagnosis of neonatal fever and jaundice, listing conditions such as neonatal sepsis, meningitis, and acute bilirubin encephalopathy. It emphasizes investigations like TORCH titers, CRP, CBC, and bilirubin levels. Management strategies include supportive care (oxygen, NG feeds, sponging), definitive treatment (antibiotics, phototherapy), and seizure management, including why diazepam is contraindicated in neonates. The text also briefly covers risk factors for neonatal conditions and complications, as well as management of third-degree burns and child abuse.