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This document is a comprehensive study guide on breastfeeding science and counseling. It covers the physiology of lactation (prolactin, oxytocin, milk synthesis), the anatomical structures involved (alveoli, myoepithelial cells), hormonal regulation, benefits of breastfeeding, risks of formula feeding, contraindications (HIV, galactosemia), management of common problems (mastitis, low supply, engorgement, Raynaud's), infant feeding cues, latch techniques, medications, contaminants (Cronobacter), maternal nutrition, psychological knower types (procedural, constructed), healthcare policies (Baby-Friendly, Joint Commission), and evidence-based statistics on obesity, SIDS, and diabetes prevention.

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CLC EXAM TEST BANK 2026 UPDATE
CERTIFIED LACTATION CONSULTANT
EXAM TEST BANK MOST TESTED 400
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
1. Who collects the most comprehensive bf stats in the US? - CDC

2. What does prolactin do? - Cause milk to be made

3. What does oxytocin do? - Cause contractions which move the milk

4. What causes oxytocin to be released - Frequent feeding and milk removal

5. Lactogensis III requires what to succeed - Frequent milk removal and nipple stimulation

6. The fat content of milk suckled by the baby is determined by - The speed in which the Baby removes
the milk

7. What is the most effective at increasing gastrin and cck - Feeding with species specific milk

8. Studies on childhood obesity demonstrate that - Breastfed babies are less likely to be obese

9. When undernourished moms were supplemented with extra energy in their diet they - Responded
to their infant appropriately

10. Harmful bacteria have difficulty growing in breastfed baby's gut because the composition of milk -
Fosters the growth of good bacteria that crowd out other organisms.

11. Alveolar cells are the - Milk making cells

12. Myoepithelial cells are the - Smooth muscle cells that move the milk

13. The two pathways that control lactation are - Prolactin and oxytocin

14. Prolactin is dependent upon - Nipple stimulation

15. Associated with obesity in formula fed infants - Hyperinsulemia

16. GI hormone that causes fullness - Cholecystokinin

17. Myoepithelial cells - Muscle cells around the alveolus

18. The last part of feeding - Hindmilk

19. Period when baby is not at breast - Interbout period

, 20. Nothing other than human milk - Exclusive bf

21. Paracellular pathway - Elevated prolactin levels close this

22. Oxytocin releasing mechanism - Baby hand massage

23. Produced by hormones of pregnancy - Colostrum

24. Conducts systematic reviews - Cochrane collaboration

25. Cellular lock for a chemical key - Receptor site

26. Anabolism - Storing energy for growth

27. Carb found only in mammal milk - Lactose

28. Cholecystokinin helps babies feel a sense of - Satiety

29. Glands that secrete lactation hormones - Pituitary

30. A cluster of milk making cells - Alveoli

31. Stage that begins with the delivery of the placenta - Lactogenesis II

32. Newborn milk - Colostrum

33. Hormone responsible for milk ejection - Oxytocin

34. Breastmilk is low in this nutrient but it's almost all bioavailabile - Iron

35. Nerves that empty the breast - Thoracic

36. The number one reason that mothers stop breastfeeding is concern about low - Milk supply

37. Hormone that increases with frequent nipple stimulation - Prolactin

38. Hormone secreted by the placenta - Progesterone

39. Promotes the release of gastrin - Touch

40. Smoking moms may wean early because - Prolactin levels are low

41. Pacifier use by tube fed babies who were born prematurely may - Increase their weight gain

42. The FDA reports - There's no consistent pattern of who does and doesn't make formula safely.

43. Pituitary function may be impaired permanently with - Sheehan's syndrome

44. Cows milk allergy is associated with about how many cases of reflux - 50%

45. Formula contamination is greater in what type formula - Powdered

46. Formula fed babies are more likely to get - SIDS

47. Third in the hierarchy of infant feeding - Donor breast milk

48. Reduction in risk of hypertension - Breastfeeding benefit >1 year

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