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Question 1

Milk ridge develops at

Answer 1

4-5 weeks

Question 2

What’s in colostrum

Answer 2

Llamas Pee Gold
Lactofferin
Living cells
Secretory igA
Microbiome
Sugars (HMOs)
Proteins 90:10 whey/casein
Growth factors

Question 3

What’s in colostrum compared to mature milk

Answer 3

More sodium and chlorine (salty shake)
More protein
More vitamin A and E
LESS lactose and fat

Question 4

Calories in mature milk

Answer 4

20 kcal in 1 oz

Question 5

Milk production by day

Answer 5

Dol 1: 7-14, 37
Dol 3: 27, 408
Dol 5: 57, 705

Question 6

Composition of milk

Answer 6

85% water
7% lactose
3-5% fat
1% protein

Question 7

% of calories from

Answer 7

Fat 50%
Lactose 40%
Protein 10%

Question 8

Most abundant components in milk

Answer 8

1 lactose
2 lipids
3 HMOs

Question 9

Whey:casein

Answer 9

90:10 in colostrum
60:40 in mature milk

Question 10

What do HMOs do

Answer 10

PIDEN
Prebiotic
Immune health
Decoy receptors
Einstein (brain)
NEC protect

Question 11

Fat soluble vitamins

Answer 11

A d e k

Question 12

Water soluble vitamins

Answer 12

8 B’s and c

Question 13

Innocenti declaration

Answer 13

10 steps
Legislation
Code
Committee and national coordinator

Question 14

Where is IgA mainly?

Answer 14

Malt
Galt+balt
Mucosal associated lymphoid tissue

Question 15

Hamlet

Answer 15

Alpha lactalbumin Kills cancer cells

Question 16

Misfeasance

Answer 16

Mistake

Question 17

Malfeasance

Answer 17

Illegal

Question 18

Beneficence

Answer 18

Duty to do good

Question 19

Where is prolactin secreted from

Answer 19

Anterior pituitary

Question 20

Oxytocin secreted from

Answer 20

Posterior pituitary

Question 21

Stroma

Answer 21

Supporting tissue

Question 22

Parenchyma

Answer 22

Functional parts

Question 23

Gestational age

Answer 23

Preterm < 37
Late pre term 34-36.6
Full 37-42
Post term > 42

Question 24

Weight classification

Answer 24

Normal 2500-4200
LBW < 2500
VLBW < 1500
Elbw < 1000

Question 25

Weight Percentiles

Answer 25

Aga 10%-90% Sga < 10% at risk for hypoglycemia and hypothermia LGA < 90% at risk for hypoglycemia

Question 26

Gross motor milestones

Answer 26

4 roll 6 sit 9 crawl 12 walk

Question 27

Fine motor

Answer 27

4 month transfer hand 9 months pincer grasp

Question 28

Nerves 5 trigeminal:

Answer 28

Sensory of jaw, chewing

Question 29

7. Facial nerve

Answer 29

Facial expression, taste 2/3 of anterior tongue

Question 30

9. Glossopharyngeal

Answer 30

Gag, taste 1/3 posterior of tongue

Question 31

10 vagus

Answer 31

Larynx Pharynx Gallbladder Lungs Heart Gag

Question 32

11. Accessory nerve

Answer 32

Movement of neck

Question 33

12. Hypoglossal

Answer 33

Movement of the tongue

Question 34

Laryngomalacia

Answer 34

Stridor Omega epiglottitis Soft and floppy epiglottis Put on tummy Corrects with time

Question 35

Vaccines unsafe for bf

Answer 35

Smallpox and yellow fever

Question 36

Impacted by moms diet:

Answer 36

Impacted by diet: • water soluble B&C vitamins • lipid profile (types of fats), but quantity of fats is stable • calcium • some amino acids • taste Color