• Assess the color of skin, sclera of eye and mucous membrane of mouth and nose every 8 hours.
• Check for any sign off complication and notify to physician.
• Check neurological status 8 hourly to identify complication of bilirubin encephalopathy.
• Check vital signs every 4 hourly.
• Monitor intake output and check urine and stool color.
• Administer medication as ordered.
• Control nausea and vomiting and administer anti-emetic drug as ordered.
• Monitor direct and indirect bilirubin to evaluate treatment efficacy.
• Provide healthy diet; consult with dietician.
• Give mouth care to increase appetite and prevent vomiting. Provide low fat diet.
• Encourage patient to take plenty of fluids(at least 6-8 glass daily)
• Check weight daily to evaluate weight loss or gain.
• Administer IV fluid (if diarrhea is present)
• Ensure proper rest and keep everything at reach for the patient.
• Keep skin clean and dry to prevent itching.
• Provide health education to patient and family members on how to prevent jaundice.
• Arrange vaccination program and administer vaccine to patient as ordered.
• Provide psychological support to patient and encourage the patient express his/her feelings.

Sources:

• https://nursingboost.com/jaundice-disease-causes-sign-treatment/
• https://nanda-nursinginterventions.blogspot.com/2012/06/nursing-diagnosis-and-interventions-for.html