CLC EXAM NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 200 QUESTIONS
WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
ANSWERS) / ALPP CLC EXAM STUDY GUIDE UPDATED VERSION
ACTUAL EXAM /ALREADY GRADED A+
A staff member is fond of telling mothers how expensive it is to formula feed infants
and how inexpensive it is to breastfeed. What is she doing when she talks to mothers
on the topic? - ANSWER: Promoting breastfeeding
Who currently collects most comprehensive breastfeeding statistics in the US? -
ANSWER: The Centers for Disease Control
Which of the following statements about prolactin is true? - ANSWER: Prolactin
causes milk to be made
Which of the following mechanisms cause oxytocin to be released? - ANSWER:
Nipple stretching with appropriate latch-on
Lactogenesis III requires which of the following to succeed? - ANSWER: Frequent milk
removal and nipple stimulation
The fat of milk suckled by the baby is determined by: - ANSWER: The
speed/efficiency with which the baby removes milk
Which of the following is the most effective at increasing a gastric and CCK and
decreasing somatostatin in the baby - ANSWER: Feeding with species-specific milk
Studies on childhood obesity demonstrates that: - ANSWER: There is an inverse
relationship between duration and obesity prevalence in a large population
When undernourished mothers were supplemented with extra in their diet, they: -
ANSWER: Responded to their infants more appropriately
Carbohydrates found only in mammal milk? - ANSWER: Lactose
Cholecystokinin (CCK) helps babies feel a sense of - ANSWER: Satiety
Not enough water, too much stress, don't exercise - ANSWER: Myths
Not necessarily lower infant content - ANSWER: Foremilk
Gland that secretes lactation hormones - ANSWER: Pituitary
A cluster of milk-making cells - ANSWER: Alveolus
, Stage II, it begins with the delivery of the placenta - ANSWER: Lactogenesis
Newborn milk - ANSWER: Colostrum
Human milk is composed of almost 88% - ANSWER: Water
Hormone responsible for milk ejection - ANSWER: Oxytocin
Breast milk is low int his nutrient but it is almost all bioavailable - ANSWER: Iron
Nerves that innervate the breast - ANSWER: Thorastic
The number one concern moms stop breast feeding is - ANSWER: Low milk
production
Hormone that increases with frequent nipple stimulation - ANSWER: Prolactin
Hormone secreted by the placenta - ANSWER: Progesterone
Promotes the release of gastrin - ANSWER: Touch
A leading cause of infant death globally - ANSWER: Diarrhea
Best practice is guided by the highest available level of - ANSWER: Evidence
Example of protection - ANSWER: State law on breastfeeding in public
Examples of promotion - ANSWER: Breastfeeding cost less
Example of support - ANSWER: La leche League Leader
International cod of marketing - ANSWER: Restricts formula marketing practices
Montgomery glands - ANSWER: Secrete lubricating fluid on areola
Elevated prolactin levels close it - ANSWER: Paracellular pathway
Cochran's collaborations - ANSWER: Conducts systematic reviews
Lactiferous sinus - ANSWER: Not actually there, when hey added wax to find
Cholecystokinin (CCK) - ANSWER: GI hormone that causes fullness/sedation
Colostrum - ANSWER: Produced by hormones of pregnancy
exclusive breastfeeding - ANSWER: No food or drink other than human milk
WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
ANSWERS) / ALPP CLC EXAM STUDY GUIDE UPDATED VERSION
ACTUAL EXAM /ALREADY GRADED A+
A staff member is fond of telling mothers how expensive it is to formula feed infants
and how inexpensive it is to breastfeed. What is she doing when she talks to mothers
on the topic? - ANSWER: Promoting breastfeeding
Who currently collects most comprehensive breastfeeding statistics in the US? -
ANSWER: The Centers for Disease Control
Which of the following statements about prolactin is true? - ANSWER: Prolactin
causes milk to be made
Which of the following mechanisms cause oxytocin to be released? - ANSWER:
Nipple stretching with appropriate latch-on
Lactogenesis III requires which of the following to succeed? - ANSWER: Frequent milk
removal and nipple stimulation
The fat of milk suckled by the baby is determined by: - ANSWER: The
speed/efficiency with which the baby removes milk
Which of the following is the most effective at increasing a gastric and CCK and
decreasing somatostatin in the baby - ANSWER: Feeding with species-specific milk
Studies on childhood obesity demonstrates that: - ANSWER: There is an inverse
relationship between duration and obesity prevalence in a large population
When undernourished mothers were supplemented with extra in their diet, they: -
ANSWER: Responded to their infants more appropriately
Carbohydrates found only in mammal milk? - ANSWER: Lactose
Cholecystokinin (CCK) helps babies feel a sense of - ANSWER: Satiety
Not enough water, too much stress, don't exercise - ANSWER: Myths
Not necessarily lower infant content - ANSWER: Foremilk
Gland that secretes lactation hormones - ANSWER: Pituitary
A cluster of milk-making cells - ANSWER: Alveolus
, Stage II, it begins with the delivery of the placenta - ANSWER: Lactogenesis
Newborn milk - ANSWER: Colostrum
Human milk is composed of almost 88% - ANSWER: Water
Hormone responsible for milk ejection - ANSWER: Oxytocin
Breast milk is low int his nutrient but it is almost all bioavailable - ANSWER: Iron
Nerves that innervate the breast - ANSWER: Thorastic
The number one concern moms stop breast feeding is - ANSWER: Low milk
production
Hormone that increases with frequent nipple stimulation - ANSWER: Prolactin
Hormone secreted by the placenta - ANSWER: Progesterone
Promotes the release of gastrin - ANSWER: Touch
A leading cause of infant death globally - ANSWER: Diarrhea
Best practice is guided by the highest available level of - ANSWER: Evidence
Example of protection - ANSWER: State law on breastfeeding in public
Examples of promotion - ANSWER: Breastfeeding cost less
Example of support - ANSWER: La leche League Leader
International cod of marketing - ANSWER: Restricts formula marketing practices
Montgomery glands - ANSWER: Secrete lubricating fluid on areola
Elevated prolactin levels close it - ANSWER: Paracellular pathway
Cochran's collaborations - ANSWER: Conducts systematic reviews
Lactiferous sinus - ANSWER: Not actually there, when hey added wax to find
Cholecystokinin (CCK) - ANSWER: GI hormone that causes fullness/sedation
Colostrum - ANSWER: Produced by hormones of pregnancy
exclusive breastfeeding - ANSWER: No food or drink other than human milk
