<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A 1-day-old infant presents to the office because the mother noticed blood in the diaper of her child. She has brought the diaper with her which shows a small reddish marking. The pregnancy was without complications, as was the delivery. The patient presents with no abnormal findings on physical examination. The laboratory analysis shows uric acid levels in the blood to be 5 mgdL. Which of the following should be the next step in management?? A: Allopurinol, B: Febuxostat, C: No therapy is required, D: Rasburicase, E: Sodium bicarbonate,  <response>: This is a clinical case about a newborn infant with blood in the diaper. The key findings are:- 1 day old infant- Small amount of blood in diaper - No complications during pregnancy or delivery- No abnormal findings on physical exam- Elevated uric acid level of 5 mgdL normal is 2-4 mgdLThe elevated uric acid indicates this is likely physiological neonatal hyperuricemia, which is common in newborns and usually does not require treatment. The blood is likely due to concentrated uric acid crystals irritating the skin. No concerning signs or symptoms are present.C: No therapy is required 