CLC CERTIFICATION PRACTICE EXAM 2 FINAL
PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH FULL SOLUTION
◉ Group of proteins which provide immunity Answer:
Immunoglobulin
◉ Causes passive systemic immune protection and forms antibodies
to bacteria AND viruses Answer: IgA
◉ Forms antibodies against bacteria Answer: IgD
◉ The structure of the breast reveals Answer: No lactiferous sinus
◉ Reynaud's is characterized by Answer: Blanching of the nipple
◉ The best advice for a mom with mastitis Answer: Keep bf
frequently on both sides
◉ Nipple stretching helps induce Answer: Oxytocin
◉ Nipple stroking helps induce Answer: Prolactin
,◉ Usually occurs due to sepsis or blood incompatibility Answer:
Jaundice
◉ Vasospasm of the nipple causing pain Answer: Raynaud's
syndrome
◉ Caused by compression of a duct Answer: Clog
◉ White spots on the face of the nipple Answer: Bleb
◉ Breast inflammation that may or may not be infected Answer:
Mastitis
◉ A bacterial infection that is resistant to antibiotics Answer: MRSA
◉ Seen in Mastitis on one breast Answer: Staphylococcus
◉ Seen in Mastitis on both breasts Answer: Streptococcus
◉ Largely causing uterine exposure Answer: Environmental
contaminants
◉ May cause colic Answer: Whey
, ◉ When a baby refuses one breast Answer: Goldsmiths sign
◉ Bf method that Helps premies thrive Answer: Kangaroo mother
care
◉ Breast Tissue that promotes milk making Answer:
◉ Anatomy of the Human Breast Answer:
◉ Prolactin Answer: Produces mIlk
◉ Progesterone in the Receptor sites produces Answer: Colostrum
◉ Prolactin at the Receptor site produces Answer: Mature Milk
◉ Prolactin Answer: Dependent on Nipple Stimulation
◉ Hormones of Lactation Answer: Aggression, Protection,
Bonding/Trust
PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH FULL SOLUTION
◉ Group of proteins which provide immunity Answer:
Immunoglobulin
◉ Causes passive systemic immune protection and forms antibodies
to bacteria AND viruses Answer: IgA
◉ Forms antibodies against bacteria Answer: IgD
◉ The structure of the breast reveals Answer: No lactiferous sinus
◉ Reynaud's is characterized by Answer: Blanching of the nipple
◉ The best advice for a mom with mastitis Answer: Keep bf
frequently on both sides
◉ Nipple stretching helps induce Answer: Oxytocin
◉ Nipple stroking helps induce Answer: Prolactin
,◉ Usually occurs due to sepsis or blood incompatibility Answer:
Jaundice
◉ Vasospasm of the nipple causing pain Answer: Raynaud's
syndrome
◉ Caused by compression of a duct Answer: Clog
◉ White spots on the face of the nipple Answer: Bleb
◉ Breast inflammation that may or may not be infected Answer:
Mastitis
◉ A bacterial infection that is resistant to antibiotics Answer: MRSA
◉ Seen in Mastitis on one breast Answer: Staphylococcus
◉ Seen in Mastitis on both breasts Answer: Streptococcus
◉ Largely causing uterine exposure Answer: Environmental
contaminants
◉ May cause colic Answer: Whey
, ◉ When a baby refuses one breast Answer: Goldsmiths sign
◉ Bf method that Helps premies thrive Answer: Kangaroo mother
care
◉ Breast Tissue that promotes milk making Answer:
◉ Anatomy of the Human Breast Answer:
◉ Prolactin Answer: Produces mIlk
◉ Progesterone in the Receptor sites produces Answer: Colostrum
◉ Prolactin at the Receptor site produces Answer: Mature Milk
◉ Prolactin Answer: Dependent on Nipple Stimulation
◉ Hormones of Lactation Answer: Aggression, Protection,
Bonding/Trust
