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Form A
Preworkshop Study Guide
1.) What is a CAPPA CLE?
2.) What is an IBCLC?
3.) Which breastfeeding specialist would help with severe
latch issues? A CLE, LE or IBCLC.
4.) Name two significant health risks associated with formula
feeding.
5.) Who is the World Health Organization? Why are they significant
to breastfeeding?
6.) Who is IBFAN?
7.) List at least 10 websites with up to date scientific information
on breastfeeding.
8.) List at least 5 breastfeeding specialists by name along
with their breastfeeding specialty (ex. Dr. Thomas Hale -
milk and medication).
9.) Define the following:
Colostrum -
Foremilk -
Hindmilk -
Transitional Milk -
Mature milk -
10.) How does the protein in cow's milk compare to the protein
in human milk?
11.) Breastmilk does not contain high levels of iron. Why
then, do breastfed babies not become anemic?
12.) Name and define two essential lactation hormones.
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13.) What part of the breast anatomy cleanses the nipple?
14.) Define the following terms:
Areola
Nipple
Alveoli
Duct
Lobule
15.) Name 3 benefits of breastfeeding to both the mother
and the baby.
16.) What is a good sign of a correct latch? What is a sign
of an incorrect latch?
17.) Why would a breastfeeding mother avoid the use of artificial
nipples in the early weeks of breastfeeding?
18.) Should breastfed babies be put on a schedule? Why?
19.) Are there any foods that a mother ingests that always
cause discomfort in the breastfed baby?
20.) What is one cause of sore nipples?
21.) Is engorgement a normal process of lactation? Why?
22.) Can a mother who has plugged ducts or mastitis continue
to breastfeed?
23.) Name one situation in which a mother might use a lactation
aide or supplemental nursing system?
24.) Why might a mother need to use a hospital grade breast
pump?
25.) What is a galactogogue? Give an example of one.
26.) Why is partner support so crucial to the breastfeeding
relationship?
27.) List 3 ways partners can help mom, without damaging the
breastfeeding relationship.
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