Liabilities and expenses are both key components that are included in the company financial statements, and represent the outflows of funds to be made during the current period or at a future date. The main difference between liabilities and expenses are the timing under which they are realised.
What are the symptoms of newborn jaundice? Excess bilirubin in a newborn causes the yellowish or jaundiced colour of the skin and the eyes. Jaundice first appears in the infant's face, especially noticeable in the eyes, and as bilirubin levels increase, the yellow colour becomes evident on the rest of the body.
Jaundice is a common clinical manifestation in most newborn infants and. usually is called physiologic jaundice of the newborn. In most breastfed infants, the. duration of physiologic jaundice is increased. This condition is known as breast. milkjaundice, a normal physiologic response to the ingestion of human milk. In. addition, inadequate breastfeeding, particularly in the first week of life, can. increase the intensity of jaundice.