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ALPP CLC EXAM CERTIFIED LACTATION COUNSELOR
PROCTORED EXAM WITH VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
100% ACCURATE GRADED A+




QUESTION
The reason for mixing powdered infant formula with the water (158 F) is because of potentially
dangerous organisms that could be in the infant formula.



Answer:
T




QUESTION
Research discussed in this section explained that _____ percent of newborns spit up daily in the
first month of life.
73%
100%

,50%
5%



Answer:
73%




QUESTION
It is important to understand the difference between health claims and marketing claims, when
examining promotional material from formula companies.
T/F



Answer:
T




QUESTION
Evidence shows that supplementing breastfeeding mothers with LCPUFA will improve growth
and development of the baby.
T/F



Answer:
F




QUESTION
The major concern about homemade formulas is that they may decrease the profits of formula
companies.
T/F

,Answer:
F




QUESTION
Scurvy was found to be associated with giving babies almond milk in the first year of life. T/F



Answer:
T




QUESTION
In this section, we discuss how the ____ recommended the use of WHO growth charts in 2010.
FDA
HHS
CDC
ALPP



Answer:
CDC




QUESTION
Which of the following statements is true? Relative to babies who are solely formula-fed,
breastfed babies:
Gain more at first and then slow down the rate of growth at around 4 -6 months.
Gain less than formula-fed babies at first but then should catch up by around 4 months. Gain at
the same pace as formula-fed babies throughout the first year. Gain less than formula-fed babies
throughout the first year.



Answer:

, Gain more at first and then slow down the rate of growth at around 4 -6 months.




QUESTION
Research reported in this section showed a relationship between exclusive breastmilk and
decreased risk of non-insulin dependent diabetes (or in some cases a later onset of NIDDM).
T/F



Answer:
T




QUESTION
Obesity rates of children who had been formula fed are greater than those who were breastfed.
T/F



Answer:
T

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