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CLC Exam Question and Answe1 Questions and
Answers Verified Solutions Latest Update 2026/2027
Question:
What does prolactin do?
Answer:
Cause milk to be made What does oxytocin do? -✓✓Cause contractions which move the milk What
causes oxytocin to be released -✓✓Frequent feeding and milk removal Lactogensis III requires what
to succeed -✓✓Frequent milk removal and nipple stimulation The fat content of milk suckled by the
baby is determined by -✓✓The speed in which the Baby removes the milk What is the most
effective at increasing gastrin and cck -✓✓Feeding with species specific milk Studies on childhood
obesity demonstrate that -✓✓Breastfed babies are less likely to be obese When undernourished
moms were supplemented with extra energy in their diet they -✓✓Responded to their infant
appropriately 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.
Alveolar cells are the -✓✓Milk making cells Myoepithelial cells are the -✓✓Smooth muscle cells
that move the milk The two pathways that control lactation are -✓✓Prolactin and oxytocin Prolactin
is dependent upon -✓✓Nipple stimulation Associated with obesity in formula fed infants
-✓✓Hyperinsulemia GI hormone that causes fullness -✓✓Cholecystokinin Myoepithelial cells
-✓✓Muscle cells around the alveolus The last part of feeding -✓✓Hindmilk Period when baby is
not at breast -✓✓Interbout period Nothing other than human milk -✓✓Exclusive bf Paracellular
pathway -✓✓Elevated prolactin levels close this oxytocin releasing mechanism -✓✓Baby hand
massage Produced by hormones of pregnancy -✓✓Colostrum Conducts systematic reviews
-✓✓Cochrane collaboration Cellular lock for a chemical key -✓✓Receptor site Anabolism
-✓✓Storing energy for growth Carb found only in mammal milk -✓✓Lactose Cholecystokinin helps
babies feel a sense of -✓✓Satiety Glands that secrete lactation hormones -✓✓Pituitary A cluster of
milk making cells -✓✓Alveoli Stage that begins with the delivery of the placenta -✓✓Lactogenesis
II Newborn milk -✓✓Colostrum Hormone responsible for milk ejection -✓✓Oxytocin Breastmilk is
low in this nutrient but it's almost all bioavailabile -✓✓Iron Nerves that empty the breast
-✓✓Thoracic The number one reason that mothers stop breastfeeding is concern about low -
✓✓Milk supply Hormone that increases with frequent nipple stimulation -✓✓Prolactin Hormone
secreted by the placenta -✓✓Progesterone Promotes the release of gastrin -✓✓Touch Smoking
moms may wean early because -✓✓prolactin levels are low Pacifier use by tube fed babies who
were born prematurely may -✓✓Increase their weight gain The FDA reports -✓✓There's no
consistent pattern of who does and doesn't make formula safely. Pituitary function may be impaired
permanently with -✓✓Sheehan's syndrome Cows milk allergy is associated with about how many
cases of reflux -✓✓50% Formula contamination is greater in what type formula -✓✓Powdered
, Formula fed babies are more likely to get -✓✓SIDS Third in the hierarchy of infant feeding
-✓✓Donor breast milk Reduction in risk of hypertension -✓✓Breastfeeding benefit >1 year
Physiological reason for low milk supply -✓✓hypothyroidism Believes all authorities tell the truth
-✓✓Receivers of knowledge Buying milk on the internet -✓✓Risky behavior Can make enough
milk for two or more babies -✓✓Mothers of multiples May alter pattern of postpartum bleeding
-✓✓Retained placental fragments Not bf increases the risk of these cancers -✓✓Breast and ovarian
Best technique for dealing with engorgement -✓✓Prevention Mother contraindication of bf
-✓✓HIV infection May delay lactogensis 2 -✓✓Maternal obesity Only infant contraindication
-✓✓Galactosemia Type 2 inverted nipples do or don't retain projection -✓✓Don't Behavior that may
lead to low milk supply -✓✓Smoking Formula contaminant -✓✓Cronobacter sakazakii Most often
associated with milk insufficiency -✓✓Periareolar incision Frequently used inappropriately
-✓✓Nipple shields Affects up to 20% of post partum women -✓✓Anemia Women who use these
are at greater risk of early weaning -✓✓Shields Knowers who seek information from a variety of
sources -✓✓Procedural In lactogensis 3 this can reduce supply -✓✓Pressure May reduce breast
storage capacity -✓✓Implants It's best to use few words with these knowers -✓✓Women in silence
Secretory immunoglobulin A -✓✓SIGA Mothers who formula feed need to prepare it -✓✓Safely
"final rule" on formula spring 2014 -✓✓FDA Can be classified in 3 grades -✓✓Inverted nipples
May be prevented or delayed with longer bf periods -✓✓Diabetes Concerns especially if powdered
-✓✓Formula May be prevented with frequent effective feedings -✓✓Engorgement This depression
is associated with early weaning -✓✓Postpartum Can result in Sheehan syndrome -✓✓Hemorrhage
May be an indicator of sore nipples -✓✓Pacifiers May cause lower rise in prolactin -✓✓Smoking
These nipples easily drawn out by baby -✓✓Flat Allows for nipple stretch and oxytocin release
-✓✓Nipple In Top of mouth Increases exclusive breast milk feeding -✓✓The joint commission
perinatal core measure outcome Associated with latch difficulty -✓✓Epidural anesthesia Provides
perinatal support -✓✓Doula Creates changes in breast appearance -✓✓Pregnancy This latch allows
room for the nipple to stretch -✓✓Asymmetric The baby's chin digs into the moms breast in this
back and forth motion - ✓✓Rocker Nose should be where to start the latch process -✓✓Opposite the
nipple Women learn a lot about bf by -✓✓Observing Preferred style of counseling -✓✓Hands off
Promotes correct suckling -✓✓Self attachment May impact the baby's ability to orient to the breast
-✓✓Medications Tummy to mommy, nose to lips -✓✓Flex the hips Helps babies transition to
extrauterine life safely -✓✓Skin to skin What suggests milk is being transferred? -✓✓Irregular suck
to swallow Sucking and skin contact lead to increases in -✓✓Gastrin Act through gi tract leading to
release of gi hormones -✓✓Vagal nerves More will bf if they consider it the -✓✓Norm Act through
the adrenal glands. Causes catabolism -✓✓Splanchnic nerves (sympathetic) Release of stored
energy -✓✓Catabolism Storage of energy -✓✓Anabolism Inhibits GI secretion and release of GI
hormones -✓✓Somatostatin Promote insulin release -✓✓Gastrin and cck Vagus nerves trigger
-✓✓Release of hormones Cause release of catecholamines -✓✓Splanchnic nerves Somatostatin
-✓✓Inhibit GI secretion Parasympathetic nerves -✓✓Vagus Vasoconstriction and reduced blood
flow to an extremity of the body in response to cold stress -✓✓Reynaud's syndrome Group of
proteins which provide immunity -✓✓Immunoglobulin Causes passive systemic immune protection
and forms antibodies to bacteria AND viruses -✓✓IgA Forms antibodies against bacteria -✓✓IgD
The structure of the breast reveals -✓✓No lactiferous sinus Reynaud's is characterized by
ANSWERS GRADED A PLUS
CLC Exam Question and Answe1 Questions and
Answers Verified Solutions Latest Update 2026/2027
Question:
What does prolactin do?
Answer:
Cause milk to be made What does oxytocin do? -✓✓Cause contractions which move the milk What
causes oxytocin to be released -✓✓Frequent feeding and milk removal Lactogensis III requires what
to succeed -✓✓Frequent milk removal and nipple stimulation The fat content of milk suckled by the
baby is determined by -✓✓The speed in which the Baby removes the milk What is the most
effective at increasing gastrin and cck -✓✓Feeding with species specific milk Studies on childhood
obesity demonstrate that -✓✓Breastfed babies are less likely to be obese When undernourished
moms were supplemented with extra energy in their diet they -✓✓Responded to their infant
appropriately 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.
Alveolar cells are the -✓✓Milk making cells Myoepithelial cells are the -✓✓Smooth muscle cells
that move the milk The two pathways that control lactation are -✓✓Prolactin and oxytocin Prolactin
is dependent upon -✓✓Nipple stimulation Associated with obesity in formula fed infants
-✓✓Hyperinsulemia GI hormone that causes fullness -✓✓Cholecystokinin Myoepithelial cells
-✓✓Muscle cells around the alveolus The last part of feeding -✓✓Hindmilk Period when baby is
not at breast -✓✓Interbout period Nothing other than human milk -✓✓Exclusive bf Paracellular
pathway -✓✓Elevated prolactin levels close this oxytocin releasing mechanism -✓✓Baby hand
massage Produced by hormones of pregnancy -✓✓Colostrum Conducts systematic reviews
-✓✓Cochrane collaboration Cellular lock for a chemical key -✓✓Receptor site Anabolism
-✓✓Storing energy for growth Carb found only in mammal milk -✓✓Lactose Cholecystokinin helps
babies feel a sense of -✓✓Satiety Glands that secrete lactation hormones -✓✓Pituitary A cluster of
milk making cells -✓✓Alveoli Stage that begins with the delivery of the placenta -✓✓Lactogenesis
II Newborn milk -✓✓Colostrum Hormone responsible for milk ejection -✓✓Oxytocin Breastmilk is
low in this nutrient but it's almost all bioavailabile -✓✓Iron Nerves that empty the breast
-✓✓Thoracic The number one reason that mothers stop breastfeeding is concern about low -
✓✓Milk supply Hormone that increases with frequent nipple stimulation -✓✓Prolactin Hormone
secreted by the placenta -✓✓Progesterone Promotes the release of gastrin -✓✓Touch Smoking
moms may wean early because -✓✓prolactin levels are low Pacifier use by tube fed babies who
were born prematurely may -✓✓Increase their weight gain The FDA reports -✓✓There's no
consistent pattern of who does and doesn't make formula safely. Pituitary function may be impaired
permanently with -✓✓Sheehan's syndrome Cows milk allergy is associated with about how many
cases of reflux -✓✓50% Formula contamination is greater in what type formula -✓✓Powdered
, Formula fed babies are more likely to get -✓✓SIDS Third in the hierarchy of infant feeding
-✓✓Donor breast milk Reduction in risk of hypertension -✓✓Breastfeeding benefit >1 year
Physiological reason for low milk supply -✓✓hypothyroidism Believes all authorities tell the truth
-✓✓Receivers of knowledge Buying milk on the internet -✓✓Risky behavior Can make enough
milk for two or more babies -✓✓Mothers of multiples May alter pattern of postpartum bleeding
-✓✓Retained placental fragments Not bf increases the risk of these cancers -✓✓Breast and ovarian
Best technique for dealing with engorgement -✓✓Prevention Mother contraindication of bf
-✓✓HIV infection May delay lactogensis 2 -✓✓Maternal obesity Only infant contraindication
-✓✓Galactosemia Type 2 inverted nipples do or don't retain projection -✓✓Don't Behavior that may
lead to low milk supply -✓✓Smoking Formula contaminant -✓✓Cronobacter sakazakii Most often
associated with milk insufficiency -✓✓Periareolar incision Frequently used inappropriately
-✓✓Nipple shields Affects up to 20% of post partum women -✓✓Anemia Women who use these
are at greater risk of early weaning -✓✓Shields Knowers who seek information from a variety of
sources -✓✓Procedural In lactogensis 3 this can reduce supply -✓✓Pressure May reduce breast
storage capacity -✓✓Implants It's best to use few words with these knowers -✓✓Women in silence
Secretory immunoglobulin A -✓✓SIGA Mothers who formula feed need to prepare it -✓✓Safely
"final rule" on formula spring 2014 -✓✓FDA Can be classified in 3 grades -✓✓Inverted nipples
May be prevented or delayed with longer bf periods -✓✓Diabetes Concerns especially if powdered
-✓✓Formula May be prevented with frequent effective feedings -✓✓Engorgement This depression
is associated with early weaning -✓✓Postpartum Can result in Sheehan syndrome -✓✓Hemorrhage
May be an indicator of sore nipples -✓✓Pacifiers May cause lower rise in prolactin -✓✓Smoking
These nipples easily drawn out by baby -✓✓Flat Allows for nipple stretch and oxytocin release
-✓✓Nipple In Top of mouth Increases exclusive breast milk feeding -✓✓The joint commission
perinatal core measure outcome Associated with latch difficulty -✓✓Epidural anesthesia Provides
perinatal support -✓✓Doula Creates changes in breast appearance -✓✓Pregnancy This latch allows
room for the nipple to stretch -✓✓Asymmetric The baby's chin digs into the moms breast in this
back and forth motion - ✓✓Rocker Nose should be where to start the latch process -✓✓Opposite the
nipple Women learn a lot about bf by -✓✓Observing Preferred style of counseling -✓✓Hands off
Promotes correct suckling -✓✓Self attachment May impact the baby's ability to orient to the breast
-✓✓Medications Tummy to mommy, nose to lips -✓✓Flex the hips Helps babies transition to
extrauterine life safely -✓✓Skin to skin What suggests milk is being transferred? -✓✓Irregular suck
to swallow Sucking and skin contact lead to increases in -✓✓Gastrin Act through gi tract leading to
release of gi hormones -✓✓Vagal nerves More will bf if they consider it the -✓✓Norm Act through
the adrenal glands. Causes catabolism -✓✓Splanchnic nerves (sympathetic) Release of stored
energy -✓✓Catabolism Storage of energy -✓✓Anabolism Inhibits GI secretion and release of GI
hormones -✓✓Somatostatin Promote insulin release -✓✓Gastrin and cck Vagus nerves trigger
-✓✓Release of hormones Cause release of catecholamines -✓✓Splanchnic nerves Somatostatin
-✓✓Inhibit GI secretion Parasympathetic nerves -✓✓Vagus Vasoconstriction and reduced blood
flow to an extremity of the body in response to cold stress -✓✓Reynaud's syndrome Group of
proteins which provide immunity -✓✓Immunoglobulin Causes passive systemic immune protection
and forms antibodies to bacteria AND viruses -✓✓IgA Forms antibodies against bacteria -✓✓IgD
The structure of the breast reveals -✓✓No lactiferous sinus Reynaud's is characterized by
