CLC EXAM
1. CHO found only in mammal milk: lactose
2. type of milk that is not necessarily lower in fat content: foremilk
3. milk is composed of 88% ___: water
4. breastmilk is low in this nutrient but it's very bioavailable: iron
5. which nerves innervate the breasts: T3-T5
6. Number one reason why moms stop breastfeeding is due to: milk
supply
7. hormone that increases with nipple stimulation: prolactin
8. hormone secreted by the placenta: progesterone
9. what promotes the release of gastrin: touch
10. leading cause of infant death: diarrhea
11. three strategies needed for increasing BF initiation and duration:
protection, promotion, support
12. commonly cited reasons why mothers stop BF: work, pain, low
supply, latching
13. which timeframe are the moms most vulnerable to stop BF: first
3-7 days
14. what do Montgomery glands do: secrete protective lipid material
during lactation
15. what does prolactin do: milk production
16. what does oxytocin do: Milk letdown and uterine contractions
17. when does prolactin peak and when does it drop: drops: between
nursing
peaks: right after nursing at its highest
18. prolactin is released with: nipple stimulation
19. oxytocin is released with: nipple stretching
1. CHO found only in mammal milk: lactose
2. type of milk that is not necessarily lower in fat content: foremilk
3. milk is composed of 88% ___: water
4. breastmilk is low in this nutrient but it's very bioavailable: iron
5. which nerves innervate the breasts: T3-T5
6. Number one reason why moms stop breastfeeding is due to: milk
supply
7. hormone that increases with nipple stimulation: prolactin
8. hormone secreted by the placenta: progesterone
9. what promotes the release of gastrin: touch
10. leading cause of infant death: diarrhea
11. three strategies needed for increasing BF initiation and duration:
protection, promotion, support
12. commonly cited reasons why mothers stop BF: work, pain, low
supply, latching
13. which timeframe are the moms most vulnerable to stop BF: first
3-7 days
14. what do Montgomery glands do: secrete protective lipid material
during lactation
15. what does prolactin do: milk production
16. what does oxytocin do: Milk letdown and uterine contractions
17. when does prolactin peak and when does it drop: drops: between
nursing
peaks: right after nursing at its highest
18. prolactin is released with: nipple stimulation
19. oxytocin is released with: nipple stretching
