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How much will a typical infant's birth weight change in the first 12 months?
How much will a typical infant's birth weight change in the first 12 months?
- Triple
- Double (correct)
- Quadruple
- None
How often should a mother breastfeed a newborn child?
How often should a mother breastfeed a newborn child?
- Every hour
- Every 2 hours (correct)
- Every 3 hours
- Whenever they want
In the first few days, how many wet diapers will a baby have per day?
In the first few days, how many wet diapers will a baby have per day?
- 3-4 (correct)
- 0-1
- 2-3
- 1-2
After a mother's milk supply has increased, how many wet diapers will a baby have per day?
After a mother's milk supply has increased, how many wet diapers will a baby have per day?
After a mother's milk supply has increased, how many dirty diapers will a baby have per day?
After a mother's milk supply has increased, how many dirty diapers will a baby have per day?
Choking and overfeeding is a hazard of:
Choking and overfeeding is a hazard of:
What releases stomach gas and prevents regurgitation?
What releases stomach gas and prevents regurgitation?
Which type of formula is most used and best tolerated?
Which type of formula is most used and best tolerated?
Which type of formula is an allergy alternative for cow's milk?
Which type of formula is an allergy alternative for cow's milk?
Which type of formula is hypoallergenic and easier to digest?
Which type of formula is hypoallergenic and easier to digest?
Which type of formula preparation is the most popular?
Which type of formula preparation is the most popular?
Which type of formula is the most sterile?
Which type of formula is the most sterile?
Which type of formula is the least expensive?
Which type of formula is the least expensive?
When working with a powdered formula, how many scoops of the powder would you add to 4 oz of water?
When working with a powdered formula, how many scoops of the powder would you add to 4 oz of water?
When working with a concentrated liquid formula, how many ounces of formula would you add to 3 ounces of water?
When working with a concentrated liquid formula, how many ounces of formula would you add to 3 ounces of water?
How much water do you add to Ready-to-Feed formula?
How much water do you add to Ready-to-Feed formula?
DHA and ARA assist in the development of an infant's:
DHA and ARA assist in the development of an infant's:
A one-month-old on average eats ____ of formula per feeding, and eats approximately ____ in 24 hours.
A one-month-old on average eats ____ of formula per feeding, and eats approximately ____ in 24 hours.
A two-month-old on average eats ____ of formula per feeding, and eats approximately ____ in 24 hours.
A two-month-old on average eats ____ of formula per feeding, and eats approximately ____ in 24 hours.
A three- to five-month-old on average eats ____ of formula per feeding, and eats approximately ____ in 24 hours.
A three- to five-month-old on average eats ____ of formula per feeding, and eats approximately ____ in 24 hours.
When should you start to introduce baby food into a child's diet?
When should you start to introduce baby food into a child's diet?
When introducing solid foods, which food should be introduced first?
When introducing solid foods, which food should be introduced first?
Cow's milk should not be introduced into the child's diet until:
Cow's milk should not be introduced into the child's diet until:
When does the American Academy of Pediatrics suggest that it is okay to introduce fruit juice?
When does the American Academy of Pediatrics suggest that it is okay to introduce fruit juice?
What food can cause infant botulism?
What food can cause infant botulism?
What digestive issue is caused by a malfunction of the valve-like muscles between the stomach and the esophagus?
What digestive issue is caused by a malfunction of the valve-like muscles between the stomach and the esophagus?
By the end of the first year, a baby's stomach is around:
By the end of the first year, a baby's stomach is around:
During the first few days, a mother's breastmilk will be high in volume and low in nutrients.
During the first few days, a mother's breastmilk will be high in volume and low in nutrients.
Infants should be held in a semi-upright position during feeding.
Infants should be held in a semi-upright position during feeding.
Self-feeding does not allow infants to bond with their caregivers.
Self-feeding does not allow infants to bond with their caregivers.
It is okay to put cereal in milk to help the baby feel fuller.
It is okay to put cereal in milk to help the baby feel fuller.
It is okay to allow babies to sleep with a bottle.
It is okay to allow babies to sleep with a bottle.
You should burp before, during, and after feeding.
You should burp before, during, and after feeding.
Ready-to-Feed formula is the best formula to use.
Ready-to-Feed formula is the best formula to use.
It does not matter what type of water you use when adding it to powdered or concentrated formula.
It does not matter what type of water you use when adding it to powdered or concentrated formula.
DHA and ARA only appear in formula, not breastmilk.
DHA and ARA only appear in formula, not breastmilk.
All infant formula has the same nutrient deficiency.
All infant formula has the same nutrient deficiency.
When starting a child on solid foods, it is okay to use a mixture of foods at one time.
When starting a child on solid foods, it is okay to use a mixture of foods at one time.
Always give an infant a small amount of the food, especially when first starting out.
Always give an infant a small amount of the food, especially when first starting out.
An infant's preferred foods can change all of the time.
An infant's preferred foods can change all of the time.
What are five purposes of mealtime for an infant?
What are five purposes of mealtime for an infant?
What are three reasons a mother might choose breastfeeding over formula feeding?
What are three reasons a mother might choose breastfeeding over formula feeding?
If a mother decides to breastfeed, how does that affect a mother's diet?
If a mother decides to breastfeed, how does that affect a mother's diet?
Why should you wait a few days before introducing a new food to an infant?
Why should you wait a few days before introducing a new food to an infant?
Give three examples of what can be considered choking hazards for infants and children.
Give three examples of what can be considered choking hazards for infants and children.
Match the following terms related to breastfeeding and infant nutrition with their definitions:
Match the following terms related to breastfeeding and infant nutrition with their definitions:
Match the following reflexes with their corresponding descriptions:
Match the following reflexes with their corresponding descriptions:
Match the following fatty acids with their benefits for infants:
Match the following fatty acids with their benefits for infants:
Match the following organizations or concepts related to breastfeeding with their descriptions:
Match the following organizations or concepts related to breastfeeding with their descriptions:
Match the following components of infant nutrition with their roles:
Match the following components of infant nutrition with their roles:
Flashcards
Infant birth weight change
Infant birth weight change
A typical infant's weight will double by the first 12 months of life.
Breastfeeding frequency
Breastfeeding frequency
Newborns should be breastfed frequently, but the mother can let them nurse whenever they feel the need.
Increased milk supply, dirty diapers
Increased milk supply, dirty diapers
After milk supply increases, the baby generally produces 3-4 dirty diapers a day.
Increased milk supply, wet diapers
Increased milk supply, wet diapers
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Newborn wet diapers
Newborn wet diapers
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Choking hazard
Choking hazard
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Regurgitation Prevention
Regurgitation Prevention
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Best Tolerated Formula
Best Tolerated Formula
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Cow's milk alternative
Cow's milk alternative
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Hypoallergenic formula
Hypoallergenic formula
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Popular Formula Type
Popular Formula Type
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Sterile formula type
Sterile formula type
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Least expensive formula
Least expensive formula
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Powdered formula dosage
Powdered formula dosage
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Concentrated formula dosage
Concentrated formula dosage
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Lactation
Lactation
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Colostrum
Colostrum
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Oxytocin
Oxytocin
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Mammary Gland
Mammary Gland
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Prolactin
Prolactin
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Lactation
Lactation
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Colostrum
Colostrum
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Oxytocin
Oxytocin
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Mammary Gland
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Prolactin
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Study Notes
Newborn and Infant Nutrition Test - Part 1
- Weight Change: Infant's birth weight typically triples in the first 12 months.
- Breastfeeding Frequency: Newborns should be breastfed every 2-3 hours.
- Wet Diapers (First Few Days): Babies typically have 1-2 wet diapers the first few days of life.
- Wet Diapers (Increased Supply): After mother's milk increases, babies typically have 3-4 wet diapers per day.
- Dirty Diapers (Increased Supply): After milk increases, babies typically have 3-4 dirty diapers per day.
- Choking Hazards: Choking and overfeeding are hazards associated with bottle feeding and potentially self-feeding.
- Regurgitation Prevention: Burping can release stomach gas and help prevent regurgitation.
- Best-Tolerated Formula: Cow's milk formula is best tolerated among various formula types.
- Cow's Milk Alternative: Soy-based formula is a good alternative for cow's milk allergies.
- Hypoallergenic Formula: Protein Hydrolysate formula is hypoallergenic and easier to digest.
- Popular Formula Preparation: Powdered formula preparation is the most popular method.
- Sterile Formula: Ready-to-feed formulas are the most sterile, compared to other types.
- Least Expensive Formula: Powdered formula tends to be the least expensive.
- Powdered Formula (scoops): Add 2 scoops of powdered formula to 4 ounces of water.
- Concentrated Liquid Formula (ounces): Add 3 ounces of concentrated formula to 3 ounces of water.
Newborn and Infant Nutrition Test - Part 2
- DHA and ARA Development: DHA and ARA are crucial for infant development, particularly for eyesight and brain.
- One-Month-Old Feeding: A one-month-old infant typically eats 2-4 oz of formula every 6-8 times a day.
- Two-Month-Old Feeding: A two-month-old infant typically eats 2-4 oz of formula every 6-8 times a day.
- Three-Five Month-Old Feeding: A three to five month-old infant typically eats 5-6 oz of formula up to 6-7 times a day.
- Introducing Solid Foods: It's generally recommended to introduce solid foods to babies around 4-6 months old.
- First Foods: Fruits are often the first food to introduce to babies, followed by infant cereal, vegetables and yogurt.
- Cow's Milk Introduction: Cow's milk should not be introduced to babies until at least 12 months old.
- Fruit Juice Introduction: Fruit juice should be introduced to babies around 6 months.
- Infant Botulism: Honey, certain unpasteurized juices can potentially cause infant botulism.
- GERD: Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) occurs when the valve between the stomach and esophagus malfunctions.
- Infant Stomach Size: A baby's stomach is approximately 10 ounces around the first year.
Newborn and Infant Nutrition Test - Part 3 (Short Answer)
- Mealtime Purposes: Mealtime for infants is about more than just nourishment. It fosters bonding, sensory exploration, and learning about food.
- Breastfeeding Benefits: Mothers choose breastfeeding over formula feeding due to health benefits for both mother and baby, cost savings, and perceived convenience.
- Breastfeeding and Diet: Breastfeeding can require some dietary modifications to ensure nutritional support for the nursing mom.
- New Food Introduction Timing: Waiting a few days before introducing a new food allows observing for potential allergies or reactions.
- Choking Hazards: Small pieces of food, such as grapes, nuts, and hard candies, are typical choking hazards for infants and children.
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