Ch.24 Newborn nutrtion and feeding Flashcards
AWHONN recommends exclusive breastfeeding for the first
6months
Should women who have active TB breastfeed
no
Should women who have active herpes lesions on the breast breastfeed
no
Should women with HIV breastfeed
no
How often do newborns need to breastfeed
At least 8-12 times in a 24hr period
Every 2-3hrs throughout
T/F strict scheduling of feedings can result in failure to meet the nutritional needs of infants
True
Which hormone contraceptive is contraindicated for breastfeeding mothers
Estrogen-progesterone pills or injectables because of the potential for reducing milk
Which hormone contraceptives are a better option for breastfeeding mothers
Progestin only (not until after 4wk)
T/F a mother who has a sudden onset of sore nipples or experiencing sore nipples after days or weeks of comfortable breastfeeding likely has an infection
True
What are some examples of feeding readiness cues
Sucking motions, hand to mouth, rooting
Introducing solid foods before 4-6 months can
lead to early cessation of breastfeeding
T/f Bottlefeeding using formulas can increase risk of infant developing allergies
True
How many wet diapers is indicative of effective breastfeeding
6-8 per day
For the first 3months infants should gain
About an once a day
To increase slow weight gain in the infant the initial treatment is to
Increase feedings, adding 1-2 in 24hr period