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While conducting a daily assessment of a one-day-old newborn, the nurse notices a yellow tint on the baby's forehead, sternum, and abdomen. What should be the nurse's next course of action?

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Rationale: Measuring bilirubin levels using transcutaneous bilirubinometry is the appropriate next step when jaundice is suspected in a newborn. This non-invasive test can quickly and accurately measure bilirubin levels, helping to determine the severity of jaundice and guide treatment decisions.

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