IBCLC (ASU 95 Hour lactation course) Questions And Answers 2024 A+ Review
Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative - ANSWER-1. Written breastfeeding plan for all patients
2.Train all professionals on implementing these policies
3.Inform all patients of benefits of Breastfeeding
4.Initiate breastfeeding in the first hour
5.Teach how to maintain supply even in the event of separation from baby
6.Only breastmilk for baby unless medically necessary
7. Room in
8.Encourage cue based, infant led feeding
9.No pacifiers or artificial teats
10.Create Breastfeeding support groups and use them
amastia - ANSWER-absence of a breast and nipple
amazia - ANSWER-absence of the breast tissue with presence of the nipple
polythelia - ANSWER-presence of more than one nipple on a breast (supernumerary nipples)
Polymastia - ANSWER-presence of more than 2 breasts
Hyperthelia - ANSWER-Nipple without accompanying mammary tissue
hypertrophy - ANSWER-abnormally large breast
hypomastia - ANSWER-abnormally small breasts
, Hyperplasia - ANSWER-Over development of breast
Hypoplasia - ANSWER-Incomplete development in breast tissue (IGT)
Signs/Symptoms of IGT - ANSWER--Tubular shape due to lack of glandular tissue
-May have large areolas
-Frequently asymmetrical and widely spaced
-Increased risk for insufficient milk production
Poland syndrome - ANSWER-Unilateral breast hypoplasia with hypoplasia of thorax and pectoral muscle
Tubular Breast Shape indicates... - ANSWER-Underdevelopment of one or both lower quadrants of the
breast
Lactogenesis 1 occurs when - ANSWER-Mid pregnancy until Day 2 postpartum
What does estrogen do for breastfeeding during L1? - ANSWER-growth hormone causes ductal system
proliferation and differentiation also growth of the connective tissue between ducts
What does Progesterone do during L1? - ANSWER-increases in size of lobes, lobules, and alveoli
Prolactin does what in L1? - ANSWER-nipple and areolar growth, stimulates mammary secretory
epithelial cells to produce milk
Adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) - ANSWER-works with prolactin and progesterone to promote
mammary growth
Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative - ANSWER-1. Written breastfeeding plan for all patients
2.Train all professionals on implementing these policies
3.Inform all patients of benefits of Breastfeeding
4.Initiate breastfeeding in the first hour
5.Teach how to maintain supply even in the event of separation from baby
6.Only breastmilk for baby unless medically necessary
7. Room in
8.Encourage cue based, infant led feeding
9.No pacifiers or artificial teats
10.Create Breastfeeding support groups and use them
amastia - ANSWER-absence of a breast and nipple
amazia - ANSWER-absence of the breast tissue with presence of the nipple
polythelia - ANSWER-presence of more than one nipple on a breast (supernumerary nipples)
Polymastia - ANSWER-presence of more than 2 breasts
Hyperthelia - ANSWER-Nipple without accompanying mammary tissue
hypertrophy - ANSWER-abnormally large breast
hypomastia - ANSWER-abnormally small breasts
, Hyperplasia - ANSWER-Over development of breast
Hypoplasia - ANSWER-Incomplete development in breast tissue (IGT)
Signs/Symptoms of IGT - ANSWER--Tubular shape due to lack of glandular tissue
-May have large areolas
-Frequently asymmetrical and widely spaced
-Increased risk for insufficient milk production
Poland syndrome - ANSWER-Unilateral breast hypoplasia with hypoplasia of thorax and pectoral muscle
Tubular Breast Shape indicates... - ANSWER-Underdevelopment of one or both lower quadrants of the
breast
Lactogenesis 1 occurs when - ANSWER-Mid pregnancy until Day 2 postpartum
What does estrogen do for breastfeeding during L1? - ANSWER-growth hormone causes ductal system
proliferation and differentiation also growth of the connective tissue between ducts
What does Progesterone do during L1? - ANSWER-increases in size of lobes, lobules, and alveoli
Prolactin does what in L1? - ANSWER-nipple and areolar growth, stimulates mammary secretory
epithelial cells to produce milk
Adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) - ANSWER-works with prolactin and progesterone to promote
mammary growth
