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CLC EXAM (A+ GRADED 100% VERIFIED) CHO found only in mammal milk - CORRECT ANSWER-lactose type of milk that is not necessarily lower in fat content - CORRECT ANSWER-foremilk milk is composed of 88% ___ - CORRECT ANSWER-water breastmilk is low in this nutrient but it's very bioavailable - CORRECT ANSWER-iron which nerves innervate the breasts - CORRECT ANSWER-T3-T5 Number one reason why moms stop bfing is due to - CORRECT ANSWER-milk supply hormone that increases with nipple stimulation - CORRECT ANSWER-prolactin hormone secreted by the placenta - CORRECT ANSWER-progesterone what promotes the release of gastrin - CORRECT ANSWER-touch leading cause of infant death - CORRECT ANSWER-diarrhea three strategies needed for increasing BF initiation and duration - CORRECT ANSWER-protection, promotion, support commonly cited reasons why mothers stop BF - CORRECT ANSWER-work, pain, low supply, latching which timeframe are the moms most vulnerable to stop BF - CORRECT ANSWER-first 3-7 days what do montgomery glands do - CORRECT ANSWER-secrete protective lipid material during lactation

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CLC EXAM (A+ GRADED 100% VERIFIED)
CHO found only in mammal milk - CORRECT ANSWER-lactose



type of milk that is not necessarily lower in fat content - CORRECT ANSWER-foremilk



milk is composed of 88% ___ - CORRECT ANSWER-water



breastmilk is low in this nutrient but it's very bioavailable - CORRECT ANSWER-iron



which nerves innervate the breasts - CORRECT ANSWER-T3-T5



Number one reason why moms stop bfing is due to - CORRECT ANSWER-milk supply



hormone that increases with nipple stimulation - CORRECT ANSWER-prolactin



hormone secreted by the placenta - CORRECT ANSWER-progesterone



what promotes the release of gastrin - CORRECT ANSWER-touch



leading cause of infant death - CORRECT ANSWER-diarrhea



three strategies needed for increasing BF initiation and duration - CORRECT ANSWER-protection,
promotion, support



commonly cited reasons why mothers stop BF - CORRECT ANSWER-work, pain, low supply, latching



which timeframe are the moms most vulnerable to stop BF - CORRECT ANSWER-first 3-7 days



what do montgomery glands do - CORRECT ANSWER-secrete protective lipid material during lactation

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