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5. non-invasive method for measuring oxygen saturation.
6. bilirubin-induced brain injury in severe neonatal jaundice.
7. air in the pleural space causing sudden respiratory deterioration.
8. a congenital abdominal wall defect where an infant's intestines, liver, or other organs protrude outside the umbilicus, covered by a thin, protective sac
10. reduced urine output suggesting poor perfusion or dehydration.
11. increased red blood cell concentration causing hyperviscosity.
12. scoring system used to assess newborn condition at birth.

1. low platelet count associated with bleeding risk.
2. a pregnancy complication characterized by lower-than-normal levels of amniotic fluid
3. visible inward movement of the chest during difficult breathing.
4. abnormal electrical brain activity presenting with subtle neonatal signs.
9. using light to reduce bilirubin levels.