Section 3: CLC Questions And Answers/ Verified Answers

Section 3: CLC Questions And Answers/ Verified Answers T or F: Mothers who have received medication in labor will need the same amount of time skin to skin with baby as if she received no medication in labor. False; increased medication = longer S2S time for baby to go through the 9 stages Smell is important for newborns: -To attract the baby to the breast -Because babies are comforted by their own mother's smell -Because they are likely to stop crying and start seeking the breast when they smell their own mother -All of the above All of the above T or F: Delaying the newborn bath can improve breastfeeding outcomes. True T or F: Babies cry less going skin to skin. True T or F: Mothers who held their baby skin to skin were likely to send their baby to the nursery more often. False; mothers who held their baby S2S were likely to send their baby to the nursery LESS often or for shorter periods of time Delayed breastfeeding can lead to: -Increased prolactin levels in mother -Increased milk volume -Decreased risk of hypoglycemia -None of the above -None of the above T or F: Healthy Children Project operationalized the LAT tool for assessment and continuity of care. True T or F: When we look at skin to skin on the LAT tool, we should note if there is skin to skin prior to this specific feeding. True T or F: Crying is an early feeding cue. False T or F: Babies don't need to nurse for the first 24 hours. False T or F: In order to feed enough in the first 24 hours, observe the REM during sleep, and encourage the parent to move the baby toward the breast at this time. True T or F: Research on mothers and babies showed that babies show more feeding cues when away from their mother. False; Babies show more feeding cues when close to the mother.T T or F: When the baby frets at the breast, encourage holding the baby skin to skin and reteach feeding cues. True