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is unique
changes to meet the needs of her infant
Each mother's milk is?
changes depending on gestational age and health of
her infant, time of day, and the time during feeding.
Preterm milk is higher in protein and anti-infective
Properties of pretem milk
properties to meet the need of preterm infants.
Stage I—Most women begin to produce colostrum in
the last trimester of pregnancy and for about 2-4 days
after birth
Three stages of lactation
Stage II—the onset of copious milk secretion after
birth (days 2-3 to 8 postpartum)
Stage III—secretion of mature milk
3rd trimester to day 2-3
It has high density and low volume, which is perfect
for newborn stomach capacity. It also is very high in
properties of colostrum immunoglobulins, especially IgA.
Lactose, which prevents hypoglycemia, helps secrete
meconium, Whey/Casein, all 10 amino acids and high
levels of stem cells.
When is fat content in milk At night, but there is less of it. There is more milk in the
the highest? morning.
foremilk / hidmilk Foremilk (95% of volume)/hindmilk (5% of volume)
, The total amount of fat in the mother's diet does not
does the maternal diet affect the amount of fat in human milk, but the types
effect the milk? of fat in her diet influence the fatty acids in her human
milk.
How does the infant The infant's salivary amylase fine-tunes what is in the
change the type of milk it breast milk to provide exactly what the infant needs.
needs?
Does illness in the mother The mother's immune system will create antibodies in
matter to the infant? response to pathogens her infant is exposed to
24 hrs: colostrum 7 - 123mls
Average volume of human 25-96 hrs: gradual increase
milk Day 5: 500mls a day
Month 6: 800ml a day if fully breastfeeding
Mammogenesis (growth and development of the
mammary gland)
Lactogenesis (the functional change of the breasts to
What are the 4 stages of
produce milk)
lacation?
Galactopoiesis (maintaining the production of milk -
Lactogenesis Stage 3)
Involution (termination of milk production)
1. Under the influence of the hormones of
pregnancy,particularly prolactin, the alveolar
structures
differentiate into milk-producing cells. Thus,
colostrum is secreted by the second trimester of
pregnancy and is the first milk the baby receives.
Lactogenesis I and II
Progesterone acts to inhibit the production of milk.
The delivery of the placenta—the major source of
progesterone—is the trigger to initiate milk production
or lactogenesis stage II
2. This occurs 2-3 days postpartum and is the
onset ofcopious milk production. Mothers feel this
stage as
the milk "coming in.
, Each lobe, a cluster of lobules, contains 10 to 100
Breast lobules
alveoli, and the breast contains 15-25 lobes
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Terms in this set (154)
is unique
changes to meet the needs of her infant
Each mother's milk is?
changes depending on gestational age and health of
her infant, time of day, and the time during feeding.
Preterm milk is higher in protein and anti-infective
Properties of pretem milk
properties to meet the need of preterm infants.
Stage I—Most women begin to produce colostrum in
the last trimester of pregnancy and for about 2-4 days
after birth
Three stages of lactation
Stage II—the onset of copious milk secretion after
birth (days 2-3 to 8 postpartum)
Stage III—secretion of mature milk
3rd trimester to day 2-3
It has high density and low volume, which is perfect
for newborn stomach capacity. It also is very high in
properties of colostrum immunoglobulins, especially IgA.
Lactose, which prevents hypoglycemia, helps secrete
meconium, Whey/Casein, all 10 amino acids and high
levels of stem cells.
When is fat content in milk At night, but there is less of it. There is more milk in the
the highest? morning.
foremilk / hidmilk Foremilk (95% of volume)/hindmilk (5% of volume)
, The total amount of fat in the mother's diet does not
does the maternal diet affect the amount of fat in human milk, but the types
effect the milk? of fat in her diet influence the fatty acids in her human
milk.
How does the infant The infant's salivary amylase fine-tunes what is in the
change the type of milk it breast milk to provide exactly what the infant needs.
needs?
Does illness in the mother The mother's immune system will create antibodies in
matter to the infant? response to pathogens her infant is exposed to
24 hrs: colostrum 7 - 123mls
Average volume of human 25-96 hrs: gradual increase
milk Day 5: 500mls a day
Month 6: 800ml a day if fully breastfeeding
Mammogenesis (growth and development of the
mammary gland)
Lactogenesis (the functional change of the breasts to
What are the 4 stages of
produce milk)
lacation?
Galactopoiesis (maintaining the production of milk -
Lactogenesis Stage 3)
Involution (termination of milk production)
1. Under the influence of the hormones of
pregnancy,particularly prolactin, the alveolar
structures
differentiate into milk-producing cells. Thus,
colostrum is secreted by the second trimester of
pregnancy and is the first milk the baby receives.
Lactogenesis I and II
Progesterone acts to inhibit the production of milk.
The delivery of the placenta—the major source of
progesterone—is the trigger to initiate milk production
or lactogenesis stage II
2. This occurs 2-3 days postpartum and is the
onset ofcopious milk production. Mothers feel this
stage as
the milk "coming in.
, Each lobe, a cluster of lobules, contains 10 to 100
Breast lobules
alveoli, and the breast contains 15-25 lobes
