CLC 3A/3B questions and answers with
solutions 2025
What is one reason why women choose not to breastfeed? - ANSWER
True or False: Babies born in the night and early morning have higher rates of supplementation
compared to those born during the day. - ANSWER True
Greater support is needed for which mothers following birth:
A) First time parents
B) Families with financial issues
C) Full term infants
D) Pre-term infants - ANSWER A) First time parents
B) Families with financial issues
D) Pre-term infants
Which of the following about synthetic oxytocin (Pitocin) is false?
A) It is an independent risk factor for Apgar scores of fewer than 7 at 5 minutes.
B) Decreases the amount of oxytocin released during the first few days of breastfeeding.
C) Decreases rates of NICU admission.
D) None of the above. - ANSWER D) None of the above.
Research suggests which of the following about pain medications during labor?
A) It should be given as soon as pain begins and continue throughout labor.
B) Medication should be delayed and given for shorter durations of time.
solutions 2025
What is one reason why women choose not to breastfeed? - ANSWER
True or False: Babies born in the night and early morning have higher rates of supplementation
compared to those born during the day. - ANSWER True
Greater support is needed for which mothers following birth:
A) First time parents
B) Families with financial issues
C) Full term infants
D) Pre-term infants - ANSWER A) First time parents
B) Families with financial issues
D) Pre-term infants
Which of the following about synthetic oxytocin (Pitocin) is false?
A) It is an independent risk factor for Apgar scores of fewer than 7 at 5 minutes.
B) Decreases the amount of oxytocin released during the first few days of breastfeeding.
C) Decreases rates of NICU admission.
D) None of the above. - ANSWER D) None of the above.
Research suggests which of the following about pain medications during labor?
A) It should be given as soon as pain begins and continue throughout labor.
B) Medication should be delayed and given for shorter durations of time.
