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What Follow-Up Actions Are Taken?

If any abnormalities are detected during the neonatal physical exam, further diagnostic tests may be required. These could include:
Blood tests to check for infections or metabolic conditions.
Imaging studies such as ultrasound or X-rays for structural anomalies.
Referral to specialists such as a pediatric cardiologist or neurologist.

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