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what are the AAP recommendations for breastfeedings?
exclusive breastfeeding for the first 6 months of life
continued for at least a year
what hormone is responsible for milk synthesis?
prolactin
what hormone is responsible for milk secretion?
oxytocin
why don't pregnant women make milk?
progesterone from the placenta inhibits prolactin
frequent feeding can lead to what?
reduced FSH and LH --> lactation amenorrhea
what does "ejection" do?
moves the milk to the areola
what drives milk supply?
demand
what is mastitis?
tender, swollen, wedge shaped area of breast, usually unilateral w/ fever, chills, malaise, etc.
how do you Rx mastitis?
rest, fluids, abx, empty the breast
what is colostrum?
1st milk produced
lasts a couple of days
high proteins, Abs, and vitamins
what is transitional milk?
occurs 1 wk after birth
replaces colostrum
becomes more pale and watery
what is mature milk?
occurs 2 wks after birth.
nutrient content varies w/ each feeding
color varies w/ mom's diet
what are the 3 types of formula?
Cow's milk
Soy-based
Protein hydrolysate
how many calories per oz in formulas and human milk?
20
how much vitamin D should you supplement infants with?
400 IU/day
how do babies get iron?
exclusively breastfed should get fortified foods at 4-6 mos
use iron fortified formula
what is the energy content of breast milk in kcal/ml?
75 kcal/100 ml