BREAST FEEDING WEEK QUIZ
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- Q1
The objectives of WABA are
Inform, Anchor, Engage, Galvanise
Inform, Act. Engage, Galvanise
Inform, Anchor, Act, Galvanise
Inform, Educate. Engage, Galvanise
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Human milk banks primarily focused to provide donor milk to ________ admitted in the neonatal unit.
Full term newborn
Post term newborns
Preterm newborns
High risk newborns
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The collection, storage and dispensing of mother’s milk for consumption by her own baby admitted at SNCUs done by
Lactation Management Units (LMUs)
Reference Centres (RCs)
Lactation Support Units (LSUs)
Comprehensive Lactation Management Centres (CLMCs)
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Cooled, heat processed milk can be stored sealed for up to ________ at 4°C for dispensing without freezing
72 hours
48 hours
24 hours
96 hours
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The amino acid in the breastmilk that acts as a neurotransmitter is
Lymphocytes
Lactoferrin
Taurine
Lysozymes
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Cluster feeding, sometimes called bunch feeding, is characterized by ………..
Excessive nursing on demand
Excessive nursing that happens early evening
Excessive nursing every 2 hourly
Excessive nursing in a short period of time.
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The Post colostral period
From 7 to14 days
From 3 to7 days
From 7 to 21 days
From14 to 21 days
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Breast feeding is contraindicated in which of the following condition:
Infants with galactosemia
Maternal Hepatitis B
Infants with Cystic Fibrosis
Maternal Hepatitis C
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Current Neo-natal mortality rate
28 per 1000 live birth
18 per 1000 live birth
25 per 1000 live birth
12 per 1000 live birth
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The amount of milk needed for pre-pasteurization microbiological culture of donor's milk is
5 ml
20 ml
10 ml
15 ml
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The best method to prevent infection before collecting expressed breast milk is
freetext://HAND HYGIENE
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Expressed breast milk which is stored under the Freezer at 0 degree F or -18 degree Celsius can be used within
freetext://SIX MONTHS
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A complex phenomenon involving many hormones and reflexes in lactation is called
freetext://LACTOGENESIS
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Decision making by a patient on own
freetext://AUTONOMY
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The substance either herb or drug which increases the breast milk secretion is called
freetext://GALACTOGOGUES
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This is the step done after deep freezing in milk banking
freetext://THAWING
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Artificial infant food is otherwise
freetext://FORMULA
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Role of breast milk against respiratory infections like COVID is
freetext://ANTI INFLAMMATORY
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Aspiration of breast milk leads to
freetext://PNEUMONIA
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It is a reflex motion that causes baby's tongue to move forward as soon as the lips are touched
freetext://EXTRUSION REFLEX
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