Physiology of Lactation-FINAL EXAM! Flashcards
What is lactation: Production of a ___ (__) by the ____ ____ of mammals to feed the ____.
secretion (milk), mammary gland, offspring
Lactation provides a great evolutionary ____to mammals
advantage
____ ____ is the best food for newborn infants for the first year of life or longer.
human milk
When maternal diet is inadequate, the ____ of the milk is preserved over the _____ for the majority of nutrients.
quality
quantity
What’s required for proper breastfeeding?
Intact ___ ___.
Initiation and maintenance of ___ ___.
____ of milk
mammary gland
milk secretion
Ejection
Proper breastfeeding position:
Hold your baby with her whole ___ facing your ___.
Place your babys ___ and ___ against your breast.
Support your baby’s ___, ___, and ___.
Your baby should draw both your __ and ___ into her mouth.
body, body nose, chin head, neck, back nipple areola
Mammary gland consists of:
____ ___
____
___ ____
___
Glandular epithelium
Ducts
Connective tissue
Fat
Breast development:
Infancy:
Future ___ ___ recognizable
mammary glands
Breast development:
Childhood
“____” period of mammary growth and activity
Quiescent
Breast development:
Adolescence-In response to estrogen:
____ ____ proliferates
____ elongate
Growth of ____ and ___ ___
Pigmentation of ___ and ___.
Glandular tissue
Ducts
fibrous and fatty tissue
areola and nipple
In pregnancy, ___ ____ contribute to growth of mammary gland.
placental hormones
1st trimester- proliferation of ___
cells
2nd trimester- large ___ form and ____ begin dilating
lobules, ducts
3rd trimester: is final preparation for ____.
lactation
Pregnancy:
___ branching and ___-____ development
ductal
lobular-alveolar