, A 28-year-old woman who is six months pregnant with her first child comes in for her regular prenatal
clinic visit with complaints that both breasts are oozing a thick, yellowish-white fluid. She has been
receiving regular prenatal care, and the pregnancy has been uncomplicated. She is concerned about the
new discharge. What would be the midwife's best response to her concerns? - Answer: Sounds like you
are worried about this fluid leaking from your breasts. It is called colostrum and it is a normal sign that
your breasts are preparing to produce milk. Many pregnant parents leak some colostrum at this time in
the pregnancy. Now that you know what the fluid is, what other questions do you have?
The CDC invites all hospitals & maternity services across the US to complete a survey that focuses on
specific parts of hospital maternity care that affect how babies are fed. This survey is called
_______________. - Answer: the Maternity Practices in Infant Nutrition and Care survey.
The two hormones that are elevated during lactation and important for milk production and release are:
- Answer: Oxytocin and prolactin
The pituitary gland is: - Answer: a small rounded body at the base of the brain that secretes prolactin
and stores and releases oxytocin.
The American Academy of Pediatrics(AAP) recommends that babies are breast/chest fed: - Answer:
Correct answer:
exclusively for about 6 mths, with the introduction of solids after that, and continuation of breastfeeding
for 1 yr or longer as mutually desired by mother and infant.
Supernumerary nipples are most likely to be found in which of the following areas? - Answer: Near the
umbilicus
Which of the following is one of the provisions in the WHO Code, also known as the International Code?
- Answer: No free samples of breast milk substitutes to be given to pregnant women, mothers or their
families.
At a prenatal breastfeeding class Anna tells you that she has very small breasts, and is worried that she
won't make enough milk for her baby. What would be your best response to her concern? - Answer:
Correct answer:
Many mothers worry about making enough milk. Most mothers are able to produce enough milk. Tell
me more about your concerns.
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