3a. Fear of inadequate milk supply is a contributor to early breastfeeding cessation. What would be key components of breastfeeding advice to give to a new mother in the early postpartum period to...

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Extracted text: 3a. Fear of inadequate milk supply is a contributor to early breastfeeding cessation. What would be key components of breastfeeding advice to give to a new mother in the early postpartum period to help her develop confidence in her milk supply? a. Buy an infant scale and weight the infant before and after each feeding. b. Feed the infant every four hours even if the infant doesn't seem hungry. And if the infant has about six wet diapers a day she is eating adequately. c. Feed the infant when she displays early signs of hunger, and if the infants has about six wet diapers and about three stools daily, she is eating adequately. d. Nurse the infant at both breasts at each feeding and offer a formula supplement if the infant still seems hungry. 3b. Before a mother uses galactogogues to improve supply, she should be pumping with a hospital-grade electric pump every 2- 3 hours during the day and once a night, or she should be pumping after each feeding. True or False [be sure to explain WHY this is the correct answer] 4a. Signs of a hyperactive letdown are: a. Milk streams quickly b. Infant may be overwhelmed by the volume c. Infant may choke, cough, or gulp d. All of the above 4b. The alcohol level in breast milk matches maternal plasma levels. True or False [be sure to explain WHY this is the correct answer]


Extracted text: Identify the correct answer, and explain why it is correct and the other possibilities are NOT correct. la. Colostrum differs from mature human milk in the following ways: a. It is higher in protein mononuclear cells and is thick and yellow in color. b. It is higher in protein, but lower in sodium, potassium, and chloride, and is yellow in color. c. It is lower in protein, but higher in fat, sodium, potassium and chloride, and is bluish in color. d. It is lower in protein, higher in carbohydrates, and similar in sodium, potassium, and chloride. 1b. The best way to increase human milk production is to: a. Reduce fat in the mother's diet b. Remove milk from the breast and feed frequently c. Feed the infant at both breasts in a single feeding d. Use a pump to express milk at the beginning of a feeding. 2a. The main obstacle to nursing multiples (twins or triplets) is milk supply. True or False [be sure to explain WHY this is the correct answer] 2b. A vegan breastfeeding woman should be advised to: a. Continue her vegan diet, if she chooses, while making sure that her intake of vitamin B12 and other nutrients is adequate from food and/or supplements b. Continue her vegan diet with no concerns about adequate nutrients in her milk c. Become a lacto-ovo vegetarian to ensure adequate calcium and vitamin D intake d. Begin adding meat and other iron-rich foods to her diet to ensure her milk has adequate iron.