<prompt> A term neonate, with a bih weight of 2700 g, who is otherwise well, and is exclusively breastfed, presents for routine evaluation. His total serum bilirubin is found to be 14mgdl on day 5. What is the management?PhototherapyExchange transfusionStop breastfeeding for 2 daysNo active treatment required  <response>: Management of above case is by giving Routine baby care to baby, no active treatment is required. Breastfeeding need not to be stopped unless Contra-indicated AAP provides two age-specific nomograms for neonates 35 weeks gestation- one each for phototherapy and exchange transfusion. The nomograms have lines for three different risk categories of neonates- lower risk babies 38 wk or more and no risk factors, medium risk babies 38 wk or more with risk factors, or 35 wk to 37 wk without any risk factors and higher risk 35 wk to 37 wk and with risk factors As a rough guide, phototherapy is initiated if TSB vales are 10 mgdl at 24 hours 13 mgdL at 48 hours 15 mgdL at 72 hours 18 mgdL at 96 hours and beyond in babies at medium risk. The babies at lower and higher risk have their cut-offs at approximately 2 mgdL higher or 2 mgdL lower than that for medium risk babies, respectively. Risk factors include: Presence of isoimmune hemolytic anemia G6PD deficiency Asphyxia Temperature instability Hypothermia Sepsis Significant lethargy Acidosis Hypoalbuminemia 