Lactogenesis ii - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

CLC EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT AND VERIFIED ANSWERS GRADED A++ What are Montgomery glands? Sebaceous glands on areola that are a result of pregnancy hormones What do Montgomery glands do? Allow milk to mix with sebum, makes milk sticky and anti-microbial Function of prolactin? Pro-lactation. Makes milk. What stimulates prolactin? Baby suckles/nipple stimulation stimulates brain to secrete prolactin into blood and that triggers body to respond Do all humans have prolactin? Yes, every...

CLC EXAM Questions With 100% Correct Answers 2024 What are Montgomery glands? - answerSebaceous glands on areola that are a result of pregnancy hormones What do Montgomery glands do? - answerAllow milk to mix with sebum, makes milk sticky and anti-microbial Function of prolactin? - answerPro-lactation. Makes milk. What stimulates prolactin? - answerBaby suckles/nipple stimulation stimulates brain to secrete prolactin into blood and that triggers body to respond Do all humans have prolac...

IBCLC Questions And Answers All Correct A+ Swaddling - >routine swaddling is associated with a delay in first BF, less effective suckling, dec intake, greater infant weight loss, respiratory illness, hip dysplasia, SIDS, overheating -limits babys movements -stress = more calories -skin to skin more effective at maintaining temp 10 steps to successful breastfeeding - >1. Have a written breastfeeding policy that is routinely communicated to all health care staff. 2. Train all heat...

CLC Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers What are Montgomery glands? - answerSebaceous glands on areola that are a result of pregnancy hormones What do Montgomery glands do? - answerAllow milk to mix with sebum, makes milk sticky and anti-microbial Function of prolactin? - answerPro-lactation. Makes milk. What stimulates prolactin? - answerBaby suckles/nipple stimulation stimulates brain to secrete prolactin into blood and that triggers body to respond Do all humans have prolactin? ...

Predominant Breastfeeding Babies who receive breastmilk and other liquids (e.g. water, minerals, vitamins, oral meds). Breastfeeding Baby receives human milk, as well as other foods or fluids, including formula. Complementary Feeding Child is between 6-23 months receiving both human milk and solid or semi solid foods. 3 strategies for increasing BF initiation and duration Promotion, Protection, Support Promotion Focuses on advantages of BF on a personal, community, country, or global leve...

The hormone responsible for uterine contractions and the minimization of maternal postpartum blood loss is: A. Prolactin B. Oxytocin C. Estrogen D. Progesterone E. Testosterone ANSWER: B Which of the following is a nutritional benefit of breastfeeding A. it provides optimal nutrition to the infant B. the balance of nutrients matches requirements needed for human growth C. infants do not need additional fluids or water when breastfeeding D. the low protein content is easily tolerate...

While breastfeeding, when does the peak volume of the infant intra-oral vacuum occur? - correct answer When the posterior tongue and soft palate are at the lowest point. The withdrawal of what hormone is the trigger that initiates lactogenesis II? - correct answer Progesterone On average, how long does it take for an undisturbed baby to find the breast and self attach. - correct answer 60 mins What would be the cause of thick, clear discharge from nipples during pregnancy? - corr...

CLC Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers What are Montgomery glands? - answerSebaceous glands on areola that are a result of pregnancy hormones What do Montgomery glands do? - answerAllow milk to mix with sebum, makes milk sticky and anti-microbial Function of prolactin? - answerPro-lactation. Makes milk. What stimulates prolactin? - answerBaby suckles/nipple stimulation stimulates brain to secrete prolactin into blood and that triggers body to respond Do all humans have prolactin? ...

Food allergy is defined as an adverse reaction to a foreign substance or antigen. This causes an immunological change, a rise in _______ Correct Answer-IgE [p657] When considering the effect of breastfeeding in the development of infant allergies, breastmilk: Correct Answer-prevents/limits the infant's exposure to non human proteins [p759-760] Amy is concerned that her 3 month old may have lactose intolerance and is wondering about trying a lactose free formula instead of breastfeeding. Y...

Certified Lactation Counselor Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers What contracts to push milk into the ducts (smooth muscle cells)? - answermyoepithelial cells What cells make milk? - answeralveolar cells How many nipple pores (per breast) per lactation? - answer3-5 What are the two separate hormone pathways, in which the pituitary gland is important to both? - answerprolactin and oxytocin Prolactin levels go down in between nursings and rise during - answernursing Which glands dev...