NICUCARE BABYS is live!7 Days Old Baby with NNJ Under Phototherapy | Eye Protection & Feeding Care

A 7-day-old newborn baby diagnosed with Neonatal Jaundice (NNJ) receiving phototherapy treatment in NICU/newborn care unit. This video highlights proper phototherapy nursing care including eye pad protection, regular feeding support, temperature monitoring, hydration care, urine and stool observation, and comfort positioning. Phototherapy helps reduce high bilirubin levels safely under medical supervision. Educational purpose only. Disclaimer This video is shared for educational and awareness purposes only. All newborn treatments and procedures should be performed by qualified healthcare professionals under hospital protocols. Do not attempt medical procedures without proper training and doctor supervision. Hashtags #NNJ #Phototherapy #NewbornCare #NICUCare #NeonatalJaundice #BabyCare #EyeProtection #FeedingCare #NursingCare #PrematureBaby #NewbornNursing #HospitalCare #Bilirubin #InfantCare #NICUNurse Equation Purpose Phototherapy converts unconjugated bilirubin into water-soluble forms that can be excreted through urine and stool. � Purpose of Care Reduce bilirubin level safely Protect baby’s eyes during phototherapy Maintain adequate feeding and hydration Monitor temperature and urine output Prevent complications of neonatal jaundice Support newborn recovery and comfort