Your IBCLC Exam Success
Guide.
1. high lipid solubility drug property most likely to permit
high passage into milk
2. lymphocytes protective components of milk is
de- stroyed by freezing
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, Your IBCLC Exam Success
Guide.
3. 62.5°C for 30 minutes standard temperature and time for
Holder pasteurization used in
donor hu- man milk banks is
4. Fat levels in mother's milk are highest: when the breast is relatively empty.
5. pregnant woman with many A baby is never allergic to its
allergies asks about infant feeding.
mother's milk, but he may be
Your best response is
sensitive to foods in the mother's
diet
6. A baby is never allergic to its
1.0%
mother's milk, but he may be sensitive
to foods in the moth- er's diet
7. Which nutrient is most difficult for premature fats
babies to digest?
8. For optimal breastfeeding, which best The baby's mouth is open to a
de- scribes effective positioning at
wide (> 120-degree) angle.
breast?
Pain-relieving drugs are lipid
9. A mother was given high doses of
soluble and concentrate in the
pain-re- lieving drugs during labor.
infant brain.
When the baby's cord blood is tested
for the presence of drugs, none is found.
The most likely explanation is:
10. A mother comes to you for help with The baby's head is still quite
molded.
breast- feeding her 3-week-old baby,
stating, "He just doesn't seem to be able
to get it right." When
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Guide.
1. high lipid solubility drug property most likely to permit
high passage into milk
2. lymphocytes protective components of milk is
de- stroyed by freezing
1/
9
, Your IBCLC Exam Success
Guide.
3. 62.5°C for 30 minutes standard temperature and time for
Holder pasteurization used in
donor hu- man milk banks is
4. Fat levels in mother's milk are highest: when the breast is relatively empty.
5. pregnant woman with many A baby is never allergic to its
allergies asks about infant feeding.
mother's milk, but he may be
Your best response is
sensitive to foods in the mother's
diet
6. A baby is never allergic to its
1.0%
mother's milk, but he may be sensitive
to foods in the moth- er's diet
7. Which nutrient is most difficult for premature fats
babies to digest?
8. For optimal breastfeeding, which best The baby's mouth is open to a
de- scribes effective positioning at
wide (> 120-degree) angle.
breast?
Pain-relieving drugs are lipid
9. A mother was given high doses of
soluble and concentrate in the
pain-re- lieving drugs during labor.
infant brain.
When the baby's cord blood is tested
for the presence of drugs, none is found.
The most likely explanation is:
10. A mother comes to you for help with The baby's head is still quite
molded.
breast- feeding her 3-week-old baby,
stating, "He just doesn't seem to be able
to get it right." When
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