Certified Lactation Counselor (CLC)
Study
"I'm worried approximately my milk deliver" - ANS-Baby has not received an adequate
quantity of weight, baby falls asleep after just a few mins of feeding, infant seems unhappy
after the feed, breasts experience empty, expressed milk quantity is much less than
expected.
(BFHI) Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative - ANS-The UNICEF child pleasant health facility
initiative, an global application recognizing hospitals and birth facilities that enforce the 10
steps to successful breastfeeding.
1 in 10 ladies suffer from: - ANS-PCOS.
A heavy moist diaper is approximately how a lot fluid? - ANS-4 tablespoons.
A medicine given to mothers with PCOS? - ANS-Metformin
A affordable cut off for treating symptomatic hypoglycemia in toddlers is what glucose blood
level? - ANS-forty mg/dL
AAP - ANS-American Academy of Pediatrics
ABM - ANS-Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine
According to the AAP, All breast-feeding newborn infants need to be seen through a
pediatrician by way of what number of days put up beginning? - ANS-three-five days or
48-72hr
According to the AAP, weight loss within the newborn must be no extra than what
percentage from the birth weight? - ANS-7% and no in addition loss via day 5
According to the Institute of medication, alcohol may be consumed carefully with the aid of
nursing mothers. Advising the lactating women to limit her intake to no extra than: -
ANS-0.Five grams of alcohol in step with kg of body weight. This corresponds to about*
2-2.5oz of liquor, 8oz of table wine, or 2 cans of beer.
AGA - ANS-Appropriate for gestational age.
Alveoli - ANS-Small glands within the breast that produce breast milk.
Amenorrhea - ANS-The absence of menstruation.
,An inverted nipple looks as if a slit or a fold and must no longer be graded with the aid of
appearance however via: - ANS-Function
An most reliable role for infant's arms throughout breastfeeding would be: - ANS-Hugging
the breast. Making certain that no hands or palms are squished between the baby's body
and the mother's body.
Atopy - ANS-And allergic reaction for which there is a genetic predisposition, which include
allergies, eczema, or rhinitis.
Aysemmetric latch - ANS-Optimal attachment to the breast, where the toddlers lips aren't
targeted in dating to the areola, but alternatively vertically off targeted, with the infants chin
and lower lip towards the brink of the areola and the infants top lip.
Babies born between these hours of the day or extra at threat to get hold of
supplementation: - ANS-10pm-9am
Babies identified with this sickness can be in part breastfed, however additionally must
receive a unique system. The quantity of breast-feeding allowable may be determined by
means of monitoring the toddlers blood degrees: - ANS-Phenylketonuria (PKU)
Babies recognized with this disease may not breast-feed or receive your mothers expressed
milk. They ought to be fed a unique method. This is the simplest absolute endless
contradiction to breastfeeding (AAP 2012): - ANS-Galactosemia
Bilirubin - ANS-The byproduct of the breakdown of the hemoglobin portion of pink blood
cells.
Bilirubin Encephalopathy - ANS-Damage to the brain and important fearful system related to
hyperbilirubinemia (Jaundice); Also referred to as "Kernicterus."
Block Feeding - ANS-A sample of feeding: used to address an over-ample milk supply. In
block feeding, the mom gives the toddler only one breast for one, two, or three feedings to
generate moderate neighborhood pressure to gradual down milk production. Then she gives
the alternative breast for any other block of time.
Blocked Duct - ANS-A circumstance in which milk from one a part of the breast does not flow
nicely and paperwork a lump of solidified milk that blocks the milk duct.
Brachial Plexus Injury - ANS-Decreased motion or sensation within the arm resulting from
injury to the bundle of nerves passing via the shoulder area. This may be induced at some
point of beginning by means of stress to the shoulder place.
Bradycardia - ANS-Slow coronary heart fee, less than one hundred bpm in an toddler.
Breast Abscess - ANS-An location within the breast that feels warm and painful and is
complete of fluid. Typically due to unresolved mastitis.
, Breast Compression - ANS-A hands-on method used at some point of nursing or pumping to
growth the drift of milk. The mother gently sneezes, or compresses gently, her breast.
Typically used while milk waft stops or slows, to increase milk waft again. Also called
"exchange rubdown."
Breast fed infants intestine PH is: - ANS-More acidic. While formulation guts are extra
impartial.
Breastfeeding has been recognized as a public fitness priority in tropical climates since the
1930's - but no longer till while in the US? - ANS-The Nineteen Nineties
Breastmilk Jaundice - ANS-Jaundice going on in the breast fed infant after 10-14 days of
existence. The purpose of breastmilk jaundice is unknown and the incident is less than 1%.
Brucellosis - ANS-Bacterial contamination from contact with animals carrying the Brucella
micro organism. Infection reasons an undulating fever that spikes in waves.
Can a girl with venereal warts breastfeed? - ANS-Yes.
Candida - ANS-A circle of relatives of parasitic fungi taking place especially in the mouth,
vagina, and intestinal tract. They are generally benign however can come to be pathogenic
and include the caustive agent (candida albicans) of thrush.
Caput Succedaneum - ANS-Swelling of the soft tissues of a newborn child's scalp that
develops as a infant travels through the delivery canal.
CDC - ANS-Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Cephalohematoma - ANS-A lump that rises on the pinnacle of a new child with an hours of
beginning because of bleeding below the bones of the cranium.
Chorioamniotis - ANS-Inflammation of the fetal membrane due to contamination.
Cleft Lip and/or Palate - ANS-A congenital beginning illness inflicting a division or
commencing in the roof of the mouth and/or cut up inside the lip.
Closer examination of the reasons why women prevent breast-feeding before meeting their
personal goal points to the subsequent: - ANS-Concerns about milk great/quantity, feeding
troubles at some stage in the first week, troubles with little one latching on or sucking, and
lack of appropriate statistics and/or guide.
Colostrum - ANS-The first milk, produced within the breast by the 7th month of pregnancy. It
is thick, sticky, and clean to yellowish in color; is high in protein and diet A; causes a laxative
impact, consequently, helping the infant to skip meconium stools. Immunoglobulins (primarily
IgA) In colostrum offer an anti-contamination protection to the child and their intestine
microbiome.
Study
"I'm worried approximately my milk deliver" - ANS-Baby has not received an adequate
quantity of weight, baby falls asleep after just a few mins of feeding, infant seems unhappy
after the feed, breasts experience empty, expressed milk quantity is much less than
expected.
(BFHI) Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative - ANS-The UNICEF child pleasant health facility
initiative, an global application recognizing hospitals and birth facilities that enforce the 10
steps to successful breastfeeding.
1 in 10 ladies suffer from: - ANS-PCOS.
A heavy moist diaper is approximately how a lot fluid? - ANS-4 tablespoons.
A medicine given to mothers with PCOS? - ANS-Metformin
A affordable cut off for treating symptomatic hypoglycemia in toddlers is what glucose blood
level? - ANS-forty mg/dL
AAP - ANS-American Academy of Pediatrics
ABM - ANS-Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine
According to the AAP, All breast-feeding newborn infants need to be seen through a
pediatrician by way of what number of days put up beginning? - ANS-three-five days or
48-72hr
According to the AAP, weight loss within the newborn must be no extra than what
percentage from the birth weight? - ANS-7% and no in addition loss via day 5
According to the Institute of medication, alcohol may be consumed carefully with the aid of
nursing mothers. Advising the lactating women to limit her intake to no extra than: -
ANS-0.Five grams of alcohol in step with kg of body weight. This corresponds to about*
2-2.5oz of liquor, 8oz of table wine, or 2 cans of beer.
AGA - ANS-Appropriate for gestational age.
Alveoli - ANS-Small glands within the breast that produce breast milk.
Amenorrhea - ANS-The absence of menstruation.
,An inverted nipple looks as if a slit or a fold and must no longer be graded with the aid of
appearance however via: - ANS-Function
An most reliable role for infant's arms throughout breastfeeding would be: - ANS-Hugging
the breast. Making certain that no hands or palms are squished between the baby's body
and the mother's body.
Atopy - ANS-And allergic reaction for which there is a genetic predisposition, which include
allergies, eczema, or rhinitis.
Aysemmetric latch - ANS-Optimal attachment to the breast, where the toddlers lips aren't
targeted in dating to the areola, but alternatively vertically off targeted, with the infants chin
and lower lip towards the brink of the areola and the infants top lip.
Babies born between these hours of the day or extra at threat to get hold of
supplementation: - ANS-10pm-9am
Babies identified with this sickness can be in part breastfed, however additionally must
receive a unique system. The quantity of breast-feeding allowable may be determined by
means of monitoring the toddlers blood degrees: - ANS-Phenylketonuria (PKU)
Babies recognized with this disease may not breast-feed or receive your mothers expressed
milk. They ought to be fed a unique method. This is the simplest absolute endless
contradiction to breastfeeding (AAP 2012): - ANS-Galactosemia
Bilirubin - ANS-The byproduct of the breakdown of the hemoglobin portion of pink blood
cells.
Bilirubin Encephalopathy - ANS-Damage to the brain and important fearful system related to
hyperbilirubinemia (Jaundice); Also referred to as "Kernicterus."
Block Feeding - ANS-A sample of feeding: used to address an over-ample milk supply. In
block feeding, the mom gives the toddler only one breast for one, two, or three feedings to
generate moderate neighborhood pressure to gradual down milk production. Then she gives
the alternative breast for any other block of time.
Blocked Duct - ANS-A circumstance in which milk from one a part of the breast does not flow
nicely and paperwork a lump of solidified milk that blocks the milk duct.
Brachial Plexus Injury - ANS-Decreased motion or sensation within the arm resulting from
injury to the bundle of nerves passing via the shoulder area. This may be induced at some
point of beginning by means of stress to the shoulder place.
Bradycardia - ANS-Slow coronary heart fee, less than one hundred bpm in an toddler.
Breast Abscess - ANS-An location within the breast that feels warm and painful and is
complete of fluid. Typically due to unresolved mastitis.
, Breast Compression - ANS-A hands-on method used at some point of nursing or pumping to
growth the drift of milk. The mother gently sneezes, or compresses gently, her breast.
Typically used while milk waft stops or slows, to increase milk waft again. Also called
"exchange rubdown."
Breast fed infants intestine PH is: - ANS-More acidic. While formulation guts are extra
impartial.
Breastfeeding has been recognized as a public fitness priority in tropical climates since the
1930's - but no longer till while in the US? - ANS-The Nineteen Nineties
Breastmilk Jaundice - ANS-Jaundice going on in the breast fed infant after 10-14 days of
existence. The purpose of breastmilk jaundice is unknown and the incident is less than 1%.
Brucellosis - ANS-Bacterial contamination from contact with animals carrying the Brucella
micro organism. Infection reasons an undulating fever that spikes in waves.
Can a girl with venereal warts breastfeed? - ANS-Yes.
Candida - ANS-A circle of relatives of parasitic fungi taking place especially in the mouth,
vagina, and intestinal tract. They are generally benign however can come to be pathogenic
and include the caustive agent (candida albicans) of thrush.
Caput Succedaneum - ANS-Swelling of the soft tissues of a newborn child's scalp that
develops as a infant travels through the delivery canal.
CDC - ANS-Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Cephalohematoma - ANS-A lump that rises on the pinnacle of a new child with an hours of
beginning because of bleeding below the bones of the cranium.
Chorioamniotis - ANS-Inflammation of the fetal membrane due to contamination.
Cleft Lip and/or Palate - ANS-A congenital beginning illness inflicting a division or
commencing in the roof of the mouth and/or cut up inside the lip.
Closer examination of the reasons why women prevent breast-feeding before meeting their
personal goal points to the subsequent: - ANS-Concerns about milk great/quantity, feeding
troubles at some stage in the first week, troubles with little one latching on or sucking, and
lack of appropriate statistics and/or guide.
Colostrum - ANS-The first milk, produced within the breast by the 7th month of pregnancy. It
is thick, sticky, and clean to yellowish in color; is high in protein and diet A; causes a laxative
impact, consequently, helping the infant to skip meconium stools. Immunoglobulins (primarily
IgA) In colostrum offer an anti-contamination protection to the child and their intestine
microbiome.
