Breast Practices: Quiz on Breastfeeding

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Answer this quiz based on the knowledge you've gained in the Newborn Feeding Module

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Arlette Clare Marco

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Breast Practices: Quiz on BreastfeedingOnline version Answer this quiz based on the knowledge you've gained in the Newborn Feeding Module by Arlette Clare Marco 1 Breastmilk contains ALL the necessary nutrients for growth and development. It also contains essential fatty acids for the infants developing brain, eyes and blood vessels. Yes No 2 The mother should wait until the baby begins to cry before breastfeeding, as this is an indication that the infant is hungry. Yes No 3 Using breastmilk substitutes can be dangerous because infant formula may become contaminated with bacteria during production, which has been linked to serious illness and infant deaths. Yes No 4 Pursuant to RA 10028, a mother is entitled to at most 20 minutes of lactation periods for every 8-hour work period. Yes No 5 Suckling is the best stimulus for breastfeeding and increasing breast milk supply. Yes No 6 Rubbing a little expressed breast milk over the nipple and areola, then having it air-dried, promotes healing. Yes No 7 Is it recommended to 'rest' the breast and not force express milk when the child is not feeding? Yes No 8 Does breastfeeding frequently, and gently massaging the breast, help clear up blocked areas in lactating women with mastitis? Yes No 9 Can a breastmilk be stored in a close container for up to 10 hours at room temperature, and up to 96 hours inside the refrigerator? Yes No 10 Is it recommended to feed the baby in a feeding bottle when the breastmilk is expressed? Yes No

Breast Practices: Quiz on BreastfeedingOnline version

Answer this quiz based on the knowledge you've gained in the Newborn Feeding Module

by Arlette Clare Marco

Breastmilk contains ALL the necessary nutrients for growth and development. It also contains essential fatty acids for the infants developing brain, eyes and blood vessels.

Yes

The mother should wait until the baby begins to cry before breastfeeding, as this is an indication that the infant is hungry.

Yes

Using breastmilk substitutes can be dangerous because infant formula may become contaminated with bacteria during production, which has been linked to serious illness and infant deaths.

Yes

Pursuant to RA 10028, a mother is entitled to at most 20 minutes of lactation periods for every 8-hour work period.

Yes

Suckling is the best stimulus for breastfeeding and increasing breast milk supply.

Yes

Rubbing a little expressed breast milk over the nipple and areola, then having it air-dried, promotes healing.

Yes

Is it recommended to 'rest' the breast and not force express milk when the child is not feeding?

Yes

Does breastfeeding frequently, and gently massaging the breast, help clear up blocked areas in lactating women with mastitis?

Yes

Can a breastmilk be stored in a close container for up to 10 hours at room temperature, and up to 96 hours inside the refrigerator?

Yes

Is it recommended to feed the baby in a feeding bottle when the breastmilk is expressed?

Yes

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Breast Practices: Quiz on BreastfeedingOnline version

by Arlette Clare Marco

Breastmilk contains ALL the necessary nutrients for growth and development. It also contains essential fatty acids for the infants developing brain, eyes and blood vessels.

The mother should wait until the baby begins to cry before breastfeeding, as this is an indication that the infant is hungry.

Using breastmilk substitutes can be dangerous because infant formula may become contaminated with bacteria during production, which has been linked to serious illness and infant deaths.

Pursuant to RA 10028, a mother is entitled to at most 20 minutes of lactation periods for every 8-hour work period.

Suckling is the best stimulus for breastfeeding and increasing breast milk supply.

Rubbing a little expressed breast milk over the nipple and areola, then having it air-dried, promotes healing.

Is it recommended to 'rest' the breast and not force express milk when the child is not feeding?

Does breastfeeding frequently, and gently massaging the breast, help clear up blocked areas in lactating women with mastitis?

Can a breastmilk be stored in a close container for up to 10 hours at room temperature, and up to 96 hours inside the refrigerator?

Is it recommended to feed the baby in a feeding bottle when the breastmilk is expressed?

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