MBFHFI Post-Test (20 hrs)

The peak period of malnutrition is between 6 and 28 months of age.

Unang-yakap is initiated with in a half hour of birth

Among children under one year, those who are not breastfed are 3 times more likely to die of respiratory infection than those who are exclusively breastfed.

Under the scope of law, a mother can give pacifier to the infant after breastfeeding.

If the mother’s HIV status is unknown, optimal feeding practices is not recommended.

Good positioning and attachment will help the baby get lots of milk from mother’s breast avoid mother’s sore breast/nipples

Sign of a good attachment is when the chin of the infant is touching the breast of the mother.

Rooming -in is important as you allow the mothers and infants to remain together 24hours a day.

A mother can breastfeeding whenever the baby wants, with no restrictions on the length or frequency of feeds.

Risk of Breastfeeding includes Persistent diarrhea and  respiratory infections.

The following are the role of the hospital administrator in MBFHFI, except

What is the Republic Act of 1992 that aims to create an environment where basic physical, emotional & psychological needs of mothers & infants are fulfilled after birth through the practice of rooming-in & breastfeeding

The following are the benefits of breastfeeding for mothers, except

How long will a mother express/massage her breast to get colostrum?

This milk is sticky, clear to yellowish and rich in immunoglobulin

Storing a Breastmilk using a refrigerator at 2-4 degrees, the milk can last until how may days

The following were alternatives to artificial teats/pacifier except?

The law that promote, protect & support BF through intensified dissemination of information on Breast Feeding and regulation of advertising, marketing & distribution of Breast Milk substitutes & other related products including bottles & teats

The properties of the colostrum are the following, except:

Identify in the picture that shows a good attachment of the Infant to the mothers breast

Type of feeding in which the infant is given some breast feeds and some artificial feeds, either milk or cereal, or other food or water.

What is the name of the breastfeeding position shown in the image?

The process of feeding a child of an HIV-positive mother who is not receiving any breast milk with a diet that provides all the nutrients the child needs.

What is the term used when holding the breast for manual expression?

It may be difficult to breastfeed in this position right from the start, but once your baby can latch on well, this is a comfortable and common way to breastfeed.

ARRANGE THE FOLLOWING STEPS TO A SUCCESSFUL BREASTFEEDING FROM 1-10

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ARRANGE THE FOLLOWING STEPS TO A SUCCESSFUL BREASTFEEDING FROM 1-10

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ARRANGE THE FOLLOWING STEPS TO A SUCCESSFUL BREASTFEEDING FROM 1-10

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ARRANGE THE FOLLOWING STEPS TO A SUCCESSFUL BREASTFEEDING FROM 1-10

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IDENTIFY THE PARTS OF THE BREAST.

LABEL “A”

IDENTIFY THE PARTS OF THE BREAST.

LABEL “B”

IDENTIFY THE PARTS OF THE BREAST.

LABEL “C”

IDENTIFY THE PARTS OF THE BREAST.

LABEL “D”

IDENTIFY THE PARTS OF THE BREAST.

LABEL “E”

IDENTIFY THE PARTS OF THE BREAST.

LABEL “F”

IDENTIFY THE PARTS OF THE BREAST.

LABEL “G“

IDENTIFY THE PARTS OF THE BREAST.

LABEL “H“

IDENTIFY THE PARTS OF THE BREAST.

LABEL “I“

Frozen milk once thawed should be used within _________.