A. The Baby
Friendly Hos- pital
Initiative
1. All of the following are barriers that influence
the de- cision to breastfeed EXCEPT:
A. The Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative
B. WIC program remains the largest
distributer of for- mula
C. Prolific formula advertising
D. Lack of support from employers
2. What would constitute as a violation of the Internation- B. Giving a
non-breast-
al Code of Marketing of Breast Milk Substitutes? feeding mother samples
A. Sitting in on a formula rep's of formula
presentation on the newest formula
B. Giving a non-breastfeeding mother samples
of for- mula
C. Being given a case of formula from the
formula rep to be used for research
D. Showing a formula feeding family how to
mix pow- dered formula safely for the baby
3. No health care facility should be used to A. International Code
promote in- of
fant formula or other products. Which document dose Marketing of
Breast Milk
this statement refer to? A. Internation
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al Code of Marketing of Breast Milk Sub- Substitutes
stitutes
B. Code of Professional Conduct of IBCLC's
C. Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative
D. Innocenti Declaration
4. The introduction of infant formula to the general
pub- C. 1971 lic was in the late 1800's. As a result,
what year did breastfeeding reach an all-time low?
A. 1922
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B. 1985
C. 1971
D. 1958
5. All of the following are among the 10 steps of the Baby C. Teach
mothers how to
Friendly Hospital Initiative EXCEPT: use a breast pump
before
A.Help mothers being breastfeeding within a half hour hospital
discharge
after birth
B. Give nothing other than breastmilk unless
medically indicated
C. Teach mothers how to use a breast pump
before hospital discharge
D. Encourage cue-based, infant-led feeding
6. Which agency provides a report card on the B. The CDC
status of breastfeeding for each US state?
A. The International Lactation Consultants
Associa- tion
B. The CDC
C. La Leche League
D. The WHO
7. All of the following are contraindications for A. A mother who is
breast- feeding EXCEPT: HIV+ on antiretroviral
therapy living
A. A mother who is HIV+ on antiretroviral therapy living in a developing
country
in a developing country
B. A mother who is infected with human T-
cell lym- photrophic type 2
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C. Mothers with active illicit drug use
D. An infant diagnosed with galactosemia
8. Exclusive formula fed infants demonstrate less D. 2-6 points
cogni- tive development compared to 3.4 points to be exact
exclusively breastfed