Breastfeeding - Charlene 4/23 Exam Questions
with Correct Answers 100% Pass 2026
Ineffective breastfeeding - CORRECT ANSWER -- The state in which a mother, infant or
child experiences dissatisfaction or difficulty with the breast-feeding process
Assessment - SUB - CORRECT ANSWER -History of breast-feeding
Supportive persons
Source of information on breast-feeding
Daily intake
Knowledge of breast-feeding
Assessment - OBJ - CORRECT ANSWER -Breast condition
Nipples
SAIB (systematic assessment of the infant at the breast)
Risk Factors Contributing To Ineffective Breast Feeding - CORRECT ANSWER -
Unsatisfactory breast-feeding process
Infant inability to latch onto breast correctly
Signs of inadequate infant intake
Non-sustained sucking at the breast
Insufficient emptying of each breast per feeding
Persistence of sore nipples beyond first week
Insufficient opportunity for suckling at the breast
Actual or perceived inadequate milk supply
No observable signs of oxytocin release
, *Signs of inadequate intake: no wt gain, decrease in wet diapers, hungry after 1 hr
Related Factors - CORRECT ANSWER -- Pathophysiological
Breast anomaly
Infant anomaly - poor sucking reflex, cleft lip/palate
Prematurity
- Situational
Maternal fatigue
Maternal anxiety and/or embarrassment
Maternal ambivalence (attitude or misconceptions)
Inadequate nutrition and/or food intake
History of unsuccessful breast-feeding
Non-supportive partner/family
Lack of knowledge
Interruption of breastfeeding (ill mother, ill infant)
Lack of role model
Lack of physician support
Influence of Social and Familial Attitudes - CORRECT ANSWER -- Social pressure
against nursing
In certain cultures, just expected
Allowing nursing in public
Wet nurses
- Affect on sexual relationship
Feelings of "my partner won't like my breasts anymore"
with Correct Answers 100% Pass 2026
Ineffective breastfeeding - CORRECT ANSWER -- The state in which a mother, infant or
child experiences dissatisfaction or difficulty with the breast-feeding process
Assessment - SUB - CORRECT ANSWER -History of breast-feeding
Supportive persons
Source of information on breast-feeding
Daily intake
Knowledge of breast-feeding
Assessment - OBJ - CORRECT ANSWER -Breast condition
Nipples
SAIB (systematic assessment of the infant at the breast)
Risk Factors Contributing To Ineffective Breast Feeding - CORRECT ANSWER -
Unsatisfactory breast-feeding process
Infant inability to latch onto breast correctly
Signs of inadequate infant intake
Non-sustained sucking at the breast
Insufficient emptying of each breast per feeding
Persistence of sore nipples beyond first week
Insufficient opportunity for suckling at the breast
Actual or perceived inadequate milk supply
No observable signs of oxytocin release
, *Signs of inadequate intake: no wt gain, decrease in wet diapers, hungry after 1 hr
Related Factors - CORRECT ANSWER -- Pathophysiological
Breast anomaly
Infant anomaly - poor sucking reflex, cleft lip/palate
Prematurity
- Situational
Maternal fatigue
Maternal anxiety and/or embarrassment
Maternal ambivalence (attitude or misconceptions)
Inadequate nutrition and/or food intake
History of unsuccessful breast-feeding
Non-supportive partner/family
Lack of knowledge
Interruption of breastfeeding (ill mother, ill infant)
Lack of role model
Lack of physician support
Influence of Social and Familial Attitudes - CORRECT ANSWER -- Social pressure
against nursing
In certain cultures, just expected
Allowing nursing in public
Wet nurses
- Affect on sexual relationship
Feelings of "my partner won't like my breasts anymore"
