Clinically jaundice manifests when the blood bilirubin level rises above

1 mg / 100 ml

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1 mg / 10 ml

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1.5 mg / 100 ml

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2 mg / 100 ml

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The correct option is D 2 mg / 100 ml
Normal bilirubin level is 0.1 - 0.2 mg / 100ml of blood. When bilirubin elevation is slightly high i.e., upto 2mg / 100ml of blood, then this results jaundice.
So, the correct answer is '2 mg / 100 ml'

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Clinically jaundice manifests when the blood bilirubin level rises above

The correct option is D 2 mg / 100 mlNormal bilirubin level is 0.1 - 0.2 mg / 100ml of blood. When bilirubin elevation is slightly high i.e., upto 2mg / 100ml of blood, then this results jaundice.So, the correct answer is '2 mg / 100 ml'

The correct option is D 2 mg / 100 ml
Normal bilirubin level is 0.1 - 0.2 mg / 100ml of blood. When bilirubin elevation is slightly high i.e., upto 2mg / 100ml of blood, then this results jaundice.
So, the correct answer is '2 mg / 100 ml'