Nose – answer When first latching baby to the breast, the ____ should be lined up with
the nipple
bottom – answer Does the top or bottom lip get to the nipple first?
true – answer True or false? A hand should not be on the back of the head in order to
allow the head to tilt
lower – answer When the baby is latched optimally, there is more of the _____ part of
the breast that is drawn in. (upper or lower?)
140 – answer The angle at the corner of the mouth should be at least ____ degrees
chin – answer Nose and ____ should be close to the breast (helps with head tilt)
rounded – answer The cheek line profile should be _____
rocker - answer_____ motion describes the baby's jaw when the latch is effective
relaxed – answer The baby should end the feeding with hands _____
pain - answer____ was associated with every aspect of an improper latch
nipple trauma – answer Two practices: hand on back of baby's head and shaping the
breast could interfere with baby's inter-oral function and were related to ____ _____
tip – answer Is the tip, body, or the base most likely to experience trauma?
true – answer True or false? A visible lingual frenulum is a normal anatomic finding that
is not always coorelated with breastfeeding difficulties.
tongue-tied – answer A term that should be reserved for a lingual frenulum associated
with breastfeeding difficulties in the newborn
hyperlactation – answer Signs of _______:
1. rapid weight gain
2. unsettled baby, especially after feedings
3. recurrent plugged ducts and mastitis
4. painful feedings
5. voluminous stools that are often green and shiny