Feeding in Babies Flashcards

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what are the phases of growth in infants, children and puberty led by ?

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♣ Infant – nutrition led
♣ Child – growth hormone led
♣ Pubertal – sex steroid led

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how many grams do babies gain in the first 12 months ?

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♣ 0-3months 200g
♣ 3-6 months 150g
♣ 6-9 months 100g
♣ 9-12 months 75-50g

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what are the advantages of breast feeding?

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♣	Nutritionally best 
♣	Bonding 
♣	Well tolerated
♣	Less allergenic
♣	Low renal solute load
♣	Ca:PO4, Iron, LCP FAs for bone and brain growth
♣	Improves cognitive development
♣	Reduces infection
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what are the cons of formula feeding?

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♣ No anti-infection properties
♣ Risk of contamination
♣ Expensive

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what is an advantage of formula feeding?

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♣ Accurate feed volumes

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what is the purpose of UNICEF any friendly programme?

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o Inform all pregnant women about the benefits/management of breastfeeding.
o Show mothers how to breastfeed, and how to maintain lactation even if they should be separated from their infants.
o Encourage breast-feeding on demand

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what is 1st and 2nd line for cows milk protein intolerance ?

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♣ 1st line = Extensively hydrolysed protein feeds

♣ 2nd line = amino acid based feeds for severe colitis/enteropathy

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8
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is cows milk protein intolerance IgE mediated ?

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no

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what is a complication of feeding babies cows milk?

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♣ Iron free so can make infants anaemic

♣ Pale yellow tinge on presentation

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