Normal value of percutaneous jaundice index The normal value range of percutaneous jaundice measurement does not exceed 12.9mg/ dl. High jaundice refers to the excessive destruction of red blood cells in the baby's blood, which increases bilirubin production. If the liver function is not perfect, bilirubin can not be excreted normally, and jaundice will be high.
If it is physiological jaundice, it generally does not need special treatment, and it will subside in about ten days. Usually, you can take your baby to bask in the sun, drink plenty of water, or drink some glucose water, and pay attention to closely observe whether your baby has other discomfort symptoms.
If it is pathological jaundice, you need to go to the hospital to do relevant examinations, judge the value of jaundice, find out the causes of jaundice, and take targeted treatment and rehabilitation to avoid delaying the illness.
The normal value of bilirubin in skin test is (3.4-20.5 μm ol/L/L). Jaundice index, referred to as bilirubin concentration. The jaundice index is 12mg/ 100ml, which means that 100ml of blood contains 12mg of bilirubin. Because the baby's liver function has not developed well, 60% of full-term babies will have jaundice in the first week of birth; 80% premature infants will have jaundice.
The normal value of jaundice is between 12.4. Jaundice is the heaviest 3 to 6 days after the child is born. Jaundice will subside after 14 days. It is best to take the child to the hospital to check the jaundice value and see if the child is physiological or pathological. Physiological jaundice does not require special treatment. Let children drink more boiled water to eliminate jaundice in the body.
The instruments used in each hospital are different, so the results measured in the data are also different. In general, if the jaundice value does not exceed 10, even within the normal range, the symptoms will be effectively relieved after a few days. If the situation is serious, the doctor will take oral medicine or take blue light for effective treatment.
What is the value of measuring jaundice with skin? Infant jaundice monitoring can be measured by forehead, cheeks and chest. The measured values are added and divided by three, and the average value obtained is the measured value. Although it does not represent an absolutely correct method for measuring jaundice, it has high reference significance and can explain the average situation of jaundice. Generally, the measured jaundice value is higher in cheeks and lower in chest. Because of the occurrence of human jaundice, that is to say, the yellow staining of skin and sclera starts from the face and limbs, slowly reaches the ends of limbs, and then gradually reaches the whole body. For normal people, if the measured jaundice value is generally greater than 12.9μmol/L, it is considered that the patient has pathological jaundice and needs active medication and blue light irradiation treatment if necessary. If the measured value is lower than 12.9μmol/L, physiological jaundice should be considered. In addition, pay attention to feeding children more water and urinating more, so that children can pay attention to normal defecation.
The normal value of full-term neonatal jaundice is 12.9 mg/100 ml, which means that the bilirubin level in 100 ml blood is lower than 12.9 mg. The normal value of jaundice in premature infants is 15 mg/100 ml blood, that is, the bilirubin level in 100 ml blood is lower than 15 mg. When the baby's jaundice value exceeds 12.9mg/dl or the neonatal jaundice index rises too fast (rising more than 5mh/dl every day), or the jaundice lasts longer than the full-term baby and disappears within 14 days, the premature baby disappears within 4 weeks, or the jaundice disappears and reappears. At this point, the baby may have pathological jaundice.