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| WHO recommendations for breast feeding: |
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- Exclusive breast feeding until 6 months of age
- Continued to 2 yeas of age if both parties agreeable |
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| Healthy People 2010 Breast Feeding Goals: |
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- 75% initiation rate of breastfeeding
- 50% breastfeeding at 6 months
- 25% breastfeeding at 1 year |
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| Breastfeeding decreases the incidence and severity of the following conditions in baby: |
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- Gastroenteritis/diarrhea
- Otitis media
- Diabetes I and II
- Pneumoinia
- Lower respiratory tract infection
- RSV
- Major bacterial infections (neonatal sepsis,Haemophilus influenzae type B meningitis (now vaccine)
- Necrotizing enterocolitis
- Urinary tract infections |
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| DHA is a polyunsaturated fatty acid in breast milk that is the structure of __ tissues like the __ and __. It is found in __ __, __,and __. |
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- neural
- retina and brain
- fatty fish
- meats
- egg |
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| ARA is a polyunsaturated fatty acid found in breast milk. It is a precursor to __ __. |
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| Benefits of breast feeding for mom: |
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- Promotes involution of uterus
- Decreases risk of postpartum hemorrhage
- Decreases risk of breast and ovarian cancer
- Facilitates earlier return to pre-pregnancy weight
- Decreases risk of osteoporosis in post-menopausal women |
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| How much energy does breastfeeding use? |
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| Drugs that are CI with breastfeeding and thus formula should be used for baby: |
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- Tagamet (old H2 blocker)
- Cytoxin
- Lithium (lithobid)
- Gold salts
- Methotrexate
- Cyclosporine
- Parlodel |
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| Is formula FDA regulated? |
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| feeding of choice when breastfeeding not used or is stopped before 1 year: |
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| if baby is not breast feeding and cannot tolerate lactose or whole protein in milk formulas? |
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| symptoms of true milk allergy: |
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- abdominal pain
- diarrhea
- rectal bleeding
- rashes
- wheezing |
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| Cow's milk consumption in first year of life can lead to: |
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- GI bleeding
- Iron deficiency |
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| during the early weeks of breastfeeding, mother should be encouraged to have __ to __ feeding at the breast every 12 hours. |
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- increased alertness
- physcial activy
- mouthing
- rooting |
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| nondemanding infants should be aroused every __ hours to feed. |
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| All breastfeeding infants should be seen by pediatricition at __ to __ days. |
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| what urine and stool output do you expect daily for a 3-5 day old? |
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Definition
- 3-5 urines/day
- 3-4 stools/day |
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| normal urine and stool output for a 5-7 day old? |
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Definition
- 4-6 urines/day
- 3-6 sools/day |
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| babies that require iron supplementation before 6 months of age: |
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Definition
- preterm
- low birth weight
- infants with hematological disorder
- infants with inadequate iron stores |
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| intants weaned before 12 months, should not receive __ __, but instead should have __ __ __ __. |
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- not receive cow's milk
- iron fortified infant formula |
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| All breastfed infants should receive __ __ of oral vitamin D drops daily beigninning during the first 2 months of life and continuing until the daily consumption of vit d fortified formula or milk is __ ml. |
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| Supplementary __ should NOT be provided in the first 6 months of life. |
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| fluoride should NOT be given in first 6 months of life |
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| G6PD deficiency is associated with increased risk for: |
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Definition
- hemolysis
- hyperbilirbinemia
- kernicterus |
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| Mothers who are breast feeding babies with G6PD deficiencies should not ingest: |
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Definition
- fava beans
- Nitrofurantoin
- Primaquine phosphate
- Phenazopyridine hydrochloride |
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| Infants should receive an oral healthrisk assessment by the pediatrician between __ and __ and should be referred if problems: |
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