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ALPP CLC Final Preparation Actual Exam
Newest 2025/2026 Complete Questions And
Correct Detailed Answers (Verified Answers)
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Lactogenesis stage 3 is also called (has two other names) - ANSWER-
lactation or galactopoesis
Lactogenesis stage 3 has _____ from frequent nipple stimulation, there
is ______removal of milk and long term production of ______ - -
ANSWER-prolactin, frequent, milk
As prolactin goes into receptor sites and makes milk the ______
disappear - - ANSWER-spaces
Preterm milk appears to have higher ______, _______ and _____ than
term milk (sga, lga does not matter) - - ANSWER-protein, fat and
electrolytes
Breastmilk changes after 6 months it is more _____, fat _____ and after
a year fat _________ and energy content ______ - - ANSWER-dense,
increases, increases, increases
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does it matter if it is foremilk, hindmilk - - ANSWER-no think of
Kalahari desert nurse for 2.5 min at a time
Breastmilk composition ______ during a feed. - - ANSWER-changes
when doing before and after breastfeeding weight even if volume is low,
fat content can be _______. - - ANSWER-high
the degree of breast ______ influences the amount of milk available and
breast storage _____ influences the amount of fat transferred. - -
ANSWER-emptying, capacity
longer times in between feed leds to ______ fat concentration - -
ANSWER-lower
faster milk removal is associated with _____fat content and longer
feeding time is associated with ______ levels of milk transfer and _____
fat - - ANSWER-higher, lower, lower
Does one breast or two breast feed matter? - - ANSWER-doesn't matter
just do whatever seems better for baby
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Do male babies haver higher energy content in milk? - - ANSWER-yes
Can men produce milk? What situation? Men can never produce? -
ANSWER-yes
tumor/drugs, colostrum
Formula fed babies have ______ extra in the gut - - ANSWER-Iron
Presence of bifidus factor in milk promotes presence of _________
________ maintaining a ____ PH and crowd out pathogenic _______. -
ANSWER-lactobacillus bifidus, low, organisms
Formula fed babies have increased number of species and over
representation of - - ANSWER-C-diff
BF babies have antibodies that bind to _______ in GI tract that keep
them from getting absorbed. This helps to protect from NEC IN
preemies. - ANSWER-microbes
What do human milk oligosaccharides (HMOs) do? - ANSWER-Protect
against pathogenic infection, promote development of intestine, help
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establish gut microbia, stimulate maturity of immune system
Breastfeeding changes immune system in mother or baby - - ANSWER-
both forever
breast feeding: a public health priority - SOLUTION=has been
recognized as a public health priority in tropical climates since the
1930's, but not until the 1990's in the US
costs to prevent needless deaths - SOLUTION=less than $6 billion/year
worldwide
suboptimal breastfeeding - SOLUTION=accounts for more than 3,340
maternal and child deaths a year, 80% are maternal
nursing a baby for a year or more - SOLUTION=decreases by 10-15%
the risk of developing hypertension, diabetes, hyperlipidemia, and
cardiovascular disease
women who do not breastfeed - SOLUTION=are at greater risk for
myocardial infarction and aspects of metabolic syndrome; are at a
greater risk of breast, endometrial, and ovarian cancer
ALPP CLC Final Preparation Actual Exam
Newest 2025/2026 Complete Questions And
Correct Detailed Answers (Verified Answers)
|Brand New Version!!
Lactogenesis stage 3 is also called (has two other names) - ANSWER-
lactation or galactopoesis
Lactogenesis stage 3 has _____ from frequent nipple stimulation, there
is ______removal of milk and long term production of ______ - -
ANSWER-prolactin, frequent, milk
As prolactin goes into receptor sites and makes milk the ______
disappear - - ANSWER-spaces
Preterm milk appears to have higher ______, _______ and _____ than
term milk (sga, lga does not matter) - - ANSWER-protein, fat and
electrolytes
Breastmilk changes after 6 months it is more _____, fat _____ and after
a year fat _________ and energy content ______ - - ANSWER-dense,
increases, increases, increases
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does it matter if it is foremilk, hindmilk - - ANSWER-no think of
Kalahari desert nurse for 2.5 min at a time
Breastmilk composition ______ during a feed. - - ANSWER-changes
when doing before and after breastfeeding weight even if volume is low,
fat content can be _______. - - ANSWER-high
the degree of breast ______ influences the amount of milk available and
breast storage _____ influences the amount of fat transferred. - -
ANSWER-emptying, capacity
longer times in between feed leds to ______ fat concentration - -
ANSWER-lower
faster milk removal is associated with _____fat content and longer
feeding time is associated with ______ levels of milk transfer and _____
fat - - ANSWER-higher, lower, lower
Does one breast or two breast feed matter? - - ANSWER-doesn't matter
just do whatever seems better for baby
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Do male babies haver higher energy content in milk? - - ANSWER-yes
Can men produce milk? What situation? Men can never produce? -
ANSWER-yes
tumor/drugs, colostrum
Formula fed babies have ______ extra in the gut - - ANSWER-Iron
Presence of bifidus factor in milk promotes presence of _________
________ maintaining a ____ PH and crowd out pathogenic _______. -
ANSWER-lactobacillus bifidus, low, organisms
Formula fed babies have increased number of species and over
representation of - - ANSWER-C-diff
BF babies have antibodies that bind to _______ in GI tract that keep
them from getting absorbed. This helps to protect from NEC IN
preemies. - ANSWER-microbes
What do human milk oligosaccharides (HMOs) do? - ANSWER-Protect
against pathogenic infection, promote development of intestine, help
, 4|Page
establish gut microbia, stimulate maturity of immune system
Breastfeeding changes immune system in mother or baby - - ANSWER-
both forever
breast feeding: a public health priority - SOLUTION=has been
recognized as a public health priority in tropical climates since the
1930's, but not until the 1990's in the US
costs to prevent needless deaths - SOLUTION=less than $6 billion/year
worldwide
suboptimal breastfeeding - SOLUTION=accounts for more than 3,340
maternal and child deaths a year, 80% are maternal
nursing a baby for a year or more - SOLUTION=decreases by 10-15%
the risk of developing hypertension, diabetes, hyperlipidemia, and
cardiovascular disease
women who do not breastfeed - SOLUTION=are at greater risk for
myocardial infarction and aspects of metabolic syndrome; are at a
greater risk of breast, endometrial, and ovarian cancer
