jaundice

Object

• eye: Now two young men who find themselves looking on the seaside with a jaundiced eye: can you identify them?
• view: The members of Kent's history society will probably already take a less jaundiced view of my books.
• patient: Although death may occur in about 15 % of the jaundiced patients, death without jaundice is virtually unknown.
• light: When I can I paint in daylight, but I like the jaundiced light of the room at night and the streetlights outside.

Converse of object

• relieve: A patient must also be fit enough to undergo an ERCP for a stent to be used to relieve jaundice.
• treat: Blue light is also used to treat jaundice in infants - their eyes have to be covered to prevent damage from the light.
• cause: This tumor also usually causes jaundice at an early stage.
• develop: Small children are, in most cases, only mildly affected by the disease, and usually do not develop jaundice.
• include: Some of these symptoms include jaundice, dark urine, nausea, vomiting, abdominal swelling, unusual weight gain, and abdominal pain.
• have: I played the mother of a girl who had jaundice.

Adjective modifier

• cholestatic: Hepatotoxicity with cholestatic jaundice is a rare complication which may occur early in the course of treatment.
• obstructive: Sharon says, " Hannah had pale yellow stools and bright yellow urine - classic symptoms of obstructive jaundice.
• neonatal: Cases of neonatal thrombocytopenia, of fetal or neonatal jaundice have been reported with maternal thiazide therapy.
• mild: People with Sickle Cell Anemia often have mild jaundice which can make the whites of their eyes look yellowish.
• yellow: The liver may become enlarged and yellow jaundice may develop.
• prolonged: This severe, prolonged jaundice is usually the feature that leads to the diagnosis.

Modifying Another Word

• slightly: My slightly jaundiced view of the town wasn't improved by the difficulty of finding directions to the Museum of Antiquities.
• rather: However, I feel we might benefit from a rather jaundiced look at them.
• very: Its a bit of a balancing act as she is very jaundiced and i don't want her to go too long.

Noun used with modifier

breastmilk: No one knows what the cause of breastmilk jaundice is.