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blood cells, neonatal polycythemia, hyperviscosity, blood flow is slowed, blocked, too many red blood cells in an infant's blood, hyperviscosity results, the hematocrit is over 65, percentage of red blood cells, rbcs, infant's blood is greater than 65%, result from various conditions that develop, birth, hypoxia, inherited diseases, birth defects, excess rbcs blocks the flow of blood, in the smallest capillaries, leads to tissue death from lack of oxygen, blocked blood flow, affect all organs, kidneys, lungs, brain, infants, hyperviscosity, develop feeding problems, cyanosis, low blood sugar, jaundice, serious problems, very ruddy red complexion, feeding problems, lethargy, seizures, bluish skin, low blood sugar, rapid breathing, respiratory distress, kidney failure, jaundice, hematocrit, rbcs/volume, chem-20 to check blood sugar, bun, creatinine, blood gases, urinalysis, a percentage of rbcs, above 65% treated by raising the volume of body fluids, administering exchange transfusions, prevent the complications of hyperviscosity, outlook is good in infants, mild hyperviscosity, in those, severe hyperviscosity that receive treatment, seizures, kidney failure, necrotizing enterocolitis, decreased fine motor control, strokes, this condition is diagnosed at birth, have additional questions, newborn infants, routinely monitored, rbc levels, test, a hematocrit, enables quick detection.