ALPP CLC STUDY GUIDE 2026: 120+ QUESTIONS AND
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Which definition is for "support" of breast feeding?
1. Focuses on glocal advantaged of BG on a personal , community, country, and
global level
2. Focuses on government, manufacturer, and social responsibility to assure BG
ability to compete with commercial interests. It includes state, local, and national
laws regarding breast feeding.
3. Addresses improper marketing of breast-milk substitutes
4. Focuses on interaction of helpers with family, as well as program development
and implementation
- answer-Focuses on interaction of helpers with family, as well as program
development and implementation
Which ethical principle requires lactation counselors to maintain client
confidentiality?
A. Autonomy
B. Justice
C. Beneficence
D. Nonmaleficence
- answer-Automony
Which factors can contribute to delayed lactogenesis 2?
1. C-section
2. Adequate hydration
3. Early and frequent feeding
4. Skin to skin contact
- answer-c-section, it can delay the shift of hormones (the decrease in progesterone
after the delivery of the placenta) due to the stress related to a surgery.
Which foods are high in cadmium
1. Broccolo
2, Spinach
3. Peanuts
4. Sardines
- answer-Sardines
,Which infant is at risk for iron-deficiency anemia?
1. Infant weighing>3000g at birth
2. BF infant whose mother lost 2L of blood at delivery
3. Infant who wis exclusively Bfed for >6 months
4. Infant who is fed cows milk before a year of age
- answer-Infant who is exclusively BFed for >6months, food should be introduced
at this point
Which intervention is most effective for a mother with a plugged duct?
1. Warm compress and massage
2. Ice
3. ABX treatment
4. Cessation of breast feeding
- answer-Warm compress and massage
Which nerves innervate the breasts?
- answer-T3-T5
Which of the following can negatively impact milk supply?
1. Frequent breast feeding
2. Supplementing with formula unncessarily
3. Night feedings
4. Skin to skin contact
- answer-Formula supplementation
Which of the following indicate poor milk transfer during breast feeding?
1. Baby appears unsatisfied/fussy after the feed is finished
2. Baby feeds 6+ times a day and has 6 or more wet diapers a day
3. The baby sleeps soundly after a feed
4. The baby gains weight at a steady rate.
- answer-Baby appears unsatisfied after feed
Which of the following is a normal stool pattern for a breast fed infant in the first
month of life?
1. hard and infrequent
2. Dark green and once a week
3. Yellow, seedy , and several times a day
4. Black and sticky
- answer-yellow and seedy several times a day
, Which of the following is most likely to be a sx of PPD?
1. bodily aches and pains
2. Overeating
3. Feeling tired and grumpy
4. Sadness lasting longer than 2 weeks
- answer-Sadness lasting longer than two weeks
16 y/o Tracy delivered her son at 29 weeks gestation. The NICU staff reports that
she plans on formula feeding. You decide to talk to her about Bfing. The most
important reason you decide to do this is because:
1. When women hear about the benefits of breast for their premature infant, man
will decide to at least pump while the baby is in the NICU
2. Tracy probably chose to formula feed because it was unlikely she has any role
models that breast fed
3. The staff probably assumed she was going to formula feed because Tracy is an
adolescent
4. The infant is still NPO and you have time to convince Tracy to change her mind
- answer-When women hear about the benefits of breast for their premature infant,
man will decide to at least pump while the baby is in the NICU
A congenital deficiency for zinc in an infant can cause
1. FTT and skin lesions
2. GI sensitivity to artificial feeds
3. Congenital cataracts
4. Forbes-Albright Syndrome
- answer-FTT and skin lesions
A human milk oligosaccharide (HMO) is
1. a whey protein that acts as an anti-inflammatory agent
2. An undigested element found in lactose that protects against disease
3. One of the long-chair polyunsaturated fatty acids
4. A cell that engulfs bacteria found in the GI tract
- answer-An undigested element found in lactose that protects against disease
A reason a breast fed baby may be at a lower risk for SIDS is because:
1. they sleep more soundly
2. Have the same sleep patterns as adults
100% VERIFIED ANSWERS | GRADED A+ |
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Which definition is for "support" of breast feeding?
1. Focuses on glocal advantaged of BG on a personal , community, country, and
global level
2. Focuses on government, manufacturer, and social responsibility to assure BG
ability to compete with commercial interests. It includes state, local, and national
laws regarding breast feeding.
3. Addresses improper marketing of breast-milk substitutes
4. Focuses on interaction of helpers with family, as well as program development
and implementation
- answer-Focuses on interaction of helpers with family, as well as program
development and implementation
Which ethical principle requires lactation counselors to maintain client
confidentiality?
A. Autonomy
B. Justice
C. Beneficence
D. Nonmaleficence
- answer-Automony
Which factors can contribute to delayed lactogenesis 2?
1. C-section
2. Adequate hydration
3. Early and frequent feeding
4. Skin to skin contact
- answer-c-section, it can delay the shift of hormones (the decrease in progesterone
after the delivery of the placenta) due to the stress related to a surgery.
Which foods are high in cadmium
1. Broccolo
2, Spinach
3. Peanuts
4. Sardines
- answer-Sardines
,Which infant is at risk for iron-deficiency anemia?
1. Infant weighing>3000g at birth
2. BF infant whose mother lost 2L of blood at delivery
3. Infant who wis exclusively Bfed for >6 months
4. Infant who is fed cows milk before a year of age
- answer-Infant who is exclusively BFed for >6months, food should be introduced
at this point
Which intervention is most effective for a mother with a plugged duct?
1. Warm compress and massage
2. Ice
3. ABX treatment
4. Cessation of breast feeding
- answer-Warm compress and massage
Which nerves innervate the breasts?
- answer-T3-T5
Which of the following can negatively impact milk supply?
1. Frequent breast feeding
2. Supplementing with formula unncessarily
3. Night feedings
4. Skin to skin contact
- answer-Formula supplementation
Which of the following indicate poor milk transfer during breast feeding?
1. Baby appears unsatisfied/fussy after the feed is finished
2. Baby feeds 6+ times a day and has 6 or more wet diapers a day
3. The baby sleeps soundly after a feed
4. The baby gains weight at a steady rate.
- answer-Baby appears unsatisfied after feed
Which of the following is a normal stool pattern for a breast fed infant in the first
month of life?
1. hard and infrequent
2. Dark green and once a week
3. Yellow, seedy , and several times a day
4. Black and sticky
- answer-yellow and seedy several times a day
, Which of the following is most likely to be a sx of PPD?
1. bodily aches and pains
2. Overeating
3. Feeling tired and grumpy
4. Sadness lasting longer than 2 weeks
- answer-Sadness lasting longer than two weeks
16 y/o Tracy delivered her son at 29 weeks gestation. The NICU staff reports that
she plans on formula feeding. You decide to talk to her about Bfing. The most
important reason you decide to do this is because:
1. When women hear about the benefits of breast for their premature infant, man
will decide to at least pump while the baby is in the NICU
2. Tracy probably chose to formula feed because it was unlikely she has any role
models that breast fed
3. The staff probably assumed she was going to formula feed because Tracy is an
adolescent
4. The infant is still NPO and you have time to convince Tracy to change her mind
- answer-When women hear about the benefits of breast for their premature infant,
man will decide to at least pump while the baby is in the NICU
A congenital deficiency for zinc in an infant can cause
1. FTT and skin lesions
2. GI sensitivity to artificial feeds
3. Congenital cataracts
4. Forbes-Albright Syndrome
- answer-FTT and skin lesions
A human milk oligosaccharide (HMO) is
1. a whey protein that acts as an anti-inflammatory agent
2. An undigested element found in lactose that protects against disease
3. One of the long-chair polyunsaturated fatty acids
4. A cell that engulfs bacteria found in the GI tract
- answer-An undigested element found in lactose that protects against disease
A reason a breast fed baby may be at a lower risk for SIDS is because:
1. they sleep more soundly
2. Have the same sleep patterns as adults
