Lowdermilk Chapter 25: Newborn Nutrition and Feeding
Exam Questions Correctly Answered.
1. 1. A new mother ANS: B
recalls from prenatal
class that she should Sucking motions, rooting, mouthing, and hand-to-mouth
try to feed her motions are examples of feeding readiness cues. Waving
newborn daughter her arms in the air, having the hiccups, and stretching out
when she exhibits her extremities are not typical
feeding readi-
ness cues rather than wait- feeding readiness cues.
ing until the baby is
franti- cally crying.
Which feeding cue would
indicate that the baby is
ready to eat?
a.
Waves her arms in the
air b.
Makes sucking
motions c.
Has the
hiccups d.
Stretches out her legs
straight
2. 2. A pregnant woman ANS: A
wants to breastfeed her in-
fant; however, her husband Exposure to cows milk poses a risk of developing
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Exam Questions Correctly Answered.
allergies, eczema,
is not convinced that and asthma. Newborns should be fed during the night,
there are any scientific regardless of the feeding method. Iron is better absorbed
reasons from breast milk
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Exam Questions Correctly Answered.
to do so. The nurse can give than from formula. Commercial formulas are designed
to meet the
the couple printed is getting iron in
infor- mation a form that is easily ab- sorbed.
comparing breast-
feeding and bottle d.
feed- ing. Which
statement re- garding
bottle feeding us- ing
commercially
prepared infant
formulas might in-
fluence their choice?
a.
Bottle feeding using a
com- mercially
prepared formu- la
increases the risk that
the infant will develop
al- lergies.
b.
Bottle feeding helps
the infant sleep
through the night.
c.
Commercially
prepared formula
ensures that the infant
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63
, Lowdermilk Chapter 25: Newborn Nutrition and Feeding
Exam Questions Correctly Answered.
nutritional needs of the infant and to
resemble breast milk. No supplements
are necessary.
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Exam Questions Correctly Answered.
1. 1. A new mother ANS: B
recalls from prenatal
class that she should Sucking motions, rooting, mouthing, and hand-to-mouth
try to feed her motions are examples of feeding readiness cues. Waving
newborn daughter her arms in the air, having the hiccups, and stretching out
when she exhibits her extremities are not typical
feeding readi-
ness cues rather than wait- feeding readiness cues.
ing until the baby is
franti- cally crying.
Which feeding cue would
indicate that the baby is
ready to eat?
a.
Waves her arms in the
air b.
Makes sucking
motions c.
Has the
hiccups d.
Stretches out her legs
straight
2. 2. A pregnant woman ANS: A
wants to breastfeed her in-
fant; however, her husband Exposure to cows milk poses a risk of developing
1/
63
, Lowdermilk Chapter 25: Newborn Nutrition and Feeding
Exam Questions Correctly Answered.
allergies, eczema,
is not convinced that and asthma. Newborns should be fed during the night,
there are any scientific regardless of the feeding method. Iron is better absorbed
reasons from breast milk
2/
63
, Lowdermilk Chapter 25: Newborn Nutrition and Feeding
Exam Questions Correctly Answered.
to do so. The nurse can give than from formula. Commercial formulas are designed
to meet the
the couple printed is getting iron in
infor- mation a form that is easily ab- sorbed.
comparing breast-
feeding and bottle d.
feed- ing. Which
statement re- garding
bottle feeding us- ing
commercially
prepared infant
formulas might in-
fluence their choice?
a.
Bottle feeding using a
com- mercially
prepared formu- la
increases the risk that
the infant will develop
al- lergies.
b.
Bottle feeding helps
the infant sleep
through the night.
c.
Commercially
prepared formula
ensures that the infant
3/
63
, Lowdermilk Chapter 25: Newborn Nutrition and Feeding
Exam Questions Correctly Answered.
nutritional needs of the infant and to
resemble breast milk. No supplements
are necessary.
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