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A newborn infant becomes markedly jaundiced on the second day of life, and a faint petechial eruption, first noted at birth, is now a generalized purpuric rash. Hematologic studies for hemolytic diseases are negative. Acute management should include which of the following?

ALiver ultrasound
BIsolation of the infant from pregnant hospital personnel
CUrine drug screen on the infant
DDischarge with an early follow-up visit in 2 days to recheck bilirubin
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