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IBCLC EXAM- Pathology Revision Questions with Correct Answers. Symptoms of allergy - Correct Answer changes in stool, vomiting, skin rashes, respiratory symptoms Allergic proctocolitis - Correct Answer -Non-IgE-mediated -Occurs in young infants (<6mo), frequently breastfed -*Blood-streaked and mucousy stools*, otherwise healthy-appearing -Majority able to tolerate milk or soy by 1-2 y/o removal of allergen resolves symptoms in 48-72 hours food protein-induced enterocolitis syndrome (...

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What changes to the components in breastmilk occur over time? - ANSWER Increase: water, fat, energy, casein, serotonin, lysozyme Decrease: protein (casein increases), zinc, calcium, LC-PUFAs (specifically between 6-12 months) What is one of the major benefits of colostrum, other than nutrient value? - ANSWER Protective: -coats gut to prevent adherence of pathogens -promotes gut closure Protein dense What does the whey protein, lactoferrin do? - ANSWER

If a drug is lipid soluble instead of fat soluble, would you be more or less concerned about the likelihood for passage into Mother's milk? - ANSWER MORE If a drug is not protein bound would you be concerned or not, about the drug passing into the Mother's milk? - ANSWER CONCERNED If the drug has a large molecular weight (>500) would you be worried about passage into Mother's milk? - ANSWER No! I would not.

Galactogogues (or lactagogues) - ANSWER medications or other substances believed to assist initiation, maintenance, or augmentation of maternal milk supply

signs of candida infection on breast - ANSWER cracks at base of nipple and shiny red skin persistent spitting up in an otherwise healthy exclusively breastfed baby is usually a sign of... - ANSWER allergic or hypersensitivity response to a substance in the mothers milk A pregnant woman contracted chickenpox a short time ago. The lesions are now completely crusted over, and she is in labor. The most appropriate action to take when she gives birth is: - ANSWER help her breastfeed

How many ounces would you expect a 4 month old baby to gain each week? - ANSWER 5 to 7 ounces How much would you expect a 5 month old to weigh? - ANSWER Twice their birth weight How many ounces would you expect an 8 month old to gain each week? - ANSWER 3 to 5 ounces How much would you expect a 1 year old to weigh? - ANSWER 3x their birth weight (some sources say 2x their birth weight at 12 months)

signs: lethargic, sleep excessively, hypertonic, irritable, difficult to soothe, <6 wet diapers with concentrated urine, infrequent scant stools, <8 short duration feedings/day late signs: content to starve, sleep a lot, whine quietly/weakly can be caused by maternal milk production, maternal or infant illness, management of breastfeeding, and/or psychosocial issues. Usually a combination of factors

A mother wants to continue breastfeeding her 18 month old child during a subsequent pregnancy. A neighbor told her to wean the child so that the toddler's breastfeeding does not trigger premature labor. Your best response is to? - ANSWER Tell her breastfeeding during pregnancy is not harmful to either child. A mother who is pregnant for the second time asks, "Will I be able to breastfeed my second child if I was unable to breastfeed my first?" which of the following should be your fi...