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mothers pose the greatest risk of stopping at - ✔✔3-7 days postpartum
The fastest dropoff is in __ days after hospital discharge - ✔✔10
The Code - ✔✔Regulates the marketing of breastmilk substitutes and sets standard for labeling
The Strategy - ✔✔Intended as guide for action. Identifies interventions with proven positive impact,
provides mothers and families support they need, defines obligations and responsibilities of
governments and other concerned parties
World Breastfeeding Trends Initiative WBTi - ✔✔Track, assess and monitor the implementation of the
global strategy
Breastmilk composition changes... - ✔✔over course of lactation, within the day, and within a feeding
pH in gut of breastfed babies if more _____ while formula guts are more _____ - ✔✔acidic/neutral
By ___ weeks at the latest, the baby should have regained to its birth-weight - ✔✔2
Women who do not breastfeed are at greater risk for what? - ✔✔Myocardial Infarction
Nursing a baby for a year or more decreases by ____% the risk of hypertension, diabetes,
hyperlipidemia, and cardiovascular disease when postmenopausal. - ✔✔10-15
Women who do not breastfeed are at greater risk of what types of cancers? - ✔✔Breast, endometrial,
and ovarian
, Why is breastfeeding so difficult that mothers need help? - ✔✔Unrealistic expectations and lack of
timely interventions
Infants lose more weight in the first postpartum days when... - ✔✔Labor meds are used, more
intrapartum fluids have been given, and no labor prior to C-section.
Negative Influences on milk production - ✔✔long spaces between feedings, long/slow feedings, and
excessive pressure in the breast, breast surgery or injury, suboptimal breast anatomy
Engorgement symptoms occur most commonly between what days? - ✔✔3-5
How is prolactin produced? - ✔✔Nipple Stroking
How is oxytocin produced? - ✔✔Nipple stretching
Grade 1 Inverted Nipples - ✔✔easily pulled out with a breast pump or infant nursing
Grade 2 Inverted Nipples - ✔✔can be pulled out but don'e maintain their projection
Grade 3 Inverted Nipples - ✔✔difficult or impossible to pull out
Do smoking mothers make more or less milk? - ✔✔Less
Smoking mothers generally have lower levels of what hormone? - ✔✔Prolactin
___% of SUID can be directly attributed to maternal smoking during pregnancy? - ✔✔22%
What is tandem nursing? - ✔✔Nursing two babies not from the same pregnancy
True or False? Women who had a negative experience with breastgeeding support had a significantly
higher risk of pp depression? - ✔✔True
Answers | Verified | Latest 2024 Version
mothers pose the greatest risk of stopping at - ✔✔3-7 days postpartum
The fastest dropoff is in __ days after hospital discharge - ✔✔10
The Code - ✔✔Regulates the marketing of breastmilk substitutes and sets standard for labeling
The Strategy - ✔✔Intended as guide for action. Identifies interventions with proven positive impact,
provides mothers and families support they need, defines obligations and responsibilities of
governments and other concerned parties
World Breastfeeding Trends Initiative WBTi - ✔✔Track, assess and monitor the implementation of the
global strategy
Breastmilk composition changes... - ✔✔over course of lactation, within the day, and within a feeding
pH in gut of breastfed babies if more _____ while formula guts are more _____ - ✔✔acidic/neutral
By ___ weeks at the latest, the baby should have regained to its birth-weight - ✔✔2
Women who do not breastfeed are at greater risk for what? - ✔✔Myocardial Infarction
Nursing a baby for a year or more decreases by ____% the risk of hypertension, diabetes,
hyperlipidemia, and cardiovascular disease when postmenopausal. - ✔✔10-15
Women who do not breastfeed are at greater risk of what types of cancers? - ✔✔Breast, endometrial,
and ovarian
, Why is breastfeeding so difficult that mothers need help? - ✔✔Unrealistic expectations and lack of
timely interventions
Infants lose more weight in the first postpartum days when... - ✔✔Labor meds are used, more
intrapartum fluids have been given, and no labor prior to C-section.
Negative Influences on milk production - ✔✔long spaces between feedings, long/slow feedings, and
excessive pressure in the breast, breast surgery or injury, suboptimal breast anatomy
Engorgement symptoms occur most commonly between what days? - ✔✔3-5
How is prolactin produced? - ✔✔Nipple Stroking
How is oxytocin produced? - ✔✔Nipple stretching
Grade 1 Inverted Nipples - ✔✔easily pulled out with a breast pump or infant nursing
Grade 2 Inverted Nipples - ✔✔can be pulled out but don'e maintain their projection
Grade 3 Inverted Nipples - ✔✔difficult or impossible to pull out
Do smoking mothers make more or less milk? - ✔✔Less
Smoking mothers generally have lower levels of what hormone? - ✔✔Prolactin
___% of SUID can be directly attributed to maternal smoking during pregnancy? - ✔✔22%
What is tandem nursing? - ✔✔Nursing two babies not from the same pregnancy
True or False? Women who had a negative experience with breastgeeding support had a significantly
higher risk of pp depression? - ✔✔True
