CLC Practice Exam #6 Questions And Answers

CLC Practice Exam #6 Questions And Answers According to WHO literature, mastitis is more common in first time breastfeeding mothers. The primary reason for this trend may be that first time mothers are more: a) Stressed about breastfeeding and childcare b) Likely to have latch problems resulting in sore nipples c) Reluctant to call their physicians or seek help d) Prone to infection in general due to fatigue b) Likely to have latch problems resulting in sore nipples Georgia asks you how long Mimosa should breastfeed each time. What do you tell her? a) At least 10 minutes on the first side and as long as she wants on the second. b) She doesn't need to breastfeed any longer than about 7 minutes on a side because 90% of the milk is gone by then. c) At least 15 minutes on each breast to make sure the breasts receive equal stimulation d) Until Mimosa stops breastfeeding on the first side, then offer the second. d) Until Mimosa stops breastfeeding on the first side, then offer the second Which category of drugs is a breastfeeding mother most likely to take? a) Antibiotics b) Antidepressants c) Analgesics d) Antiemetics c) Analgesics The AAP Statement recommends pacifiers for infants in the following situations: a) Whenever the infant is in a prone position b) All infants under 4 weeks of age c) Breastfed infants over 4 weeks of age d) Families with a history of SIDS c) Breastfed infants over 4 weeks of age Which of the following nutritional advice for breastfeeding women is evidence-based? a) Increase caloric intake by 500 calories per day b) Drink enough fluids to satisfy thirst c) Avoid spicy foods as they will affect the baby's digestion d) Drink at least 2, 8 oz. glasses of milk per day b) Drink enough fluids to satisfy thirst The birth spacing effects of breastfeeding are most beneficial for: a) Infant well-being b) Lactational amenorrhea c) Maternal recovery from childbirth d) Increasing ovulation c) Maternal recovery from childbirth