The mother of a newborn diagnosed with hyperbilirubinemia asks the nursery nurse to explain the difference in physiologic jaundice and pathologic jaundice. What information should the nurse include?
1. Physiologic jaundice typically appears during the third to fourth day of life and then begins to decline rapidly over the next several weeks
2. Physiologic jaundice occurs within the first 24 hours of life and the newborn’s bilirubin level rises rapidly
3. A common condition associated with pathologic jaundice in the newborn is blood incompatibility of the mother and the newborn
4. Physiologic jaundice is the manifestation of the normal hyperbilirubinemia commonly seen in newborns
5. Pathologic jaundice is more likely to lead to severe hyperbilirubinemia than physiologic jaundice