CBS Breastfeeding Equipment & Technology Flashcards
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Which type of breast pump is generally recommended for mothers who need to establish or maintain milk supply when separated from their infant for extended periods?
Answer: Double electric pump
A double electric pump efficiently removes milk from both breasts simultaneously, helping to establish and maintain adequate milk supply.
What is the primary purpose of a nipple shield in breastfeeding support?
Answer: To assist latch in cases of flat or inverted nipples or premature infants
Nipple shields are thin silicone covers placed over the nipple and areola to aid latch when the infant has difficulty due to flat nipples, prematurity, or latch challenges.
When fitting flanges (breast shields) for a pump, what measurement is most important for proper fit?
Answer: Nipple diameter
Flange fit is based on nipple diameter; the nipple should move freely in the tunnel without areola tissue being pulled in excessively.
A milk collection shell (breast shell) worn inside the bra is primarily used to:
Answer: Collect leaking milk and protect sore nipples
Breast shells collect drip milk between feedings and can protect tender nipples from fabric friction.
At what temperature should expressed breast milk be stored in a standard refrigerator to remain safe for a healthy full-term infant?
Answer: At or below 40°F (4°C)
Expressed breast milk should be stored at or below 40°F (4°C) in the refrigerator for up to 4 days for healthy full-term infants.
Which device is used by a breastfeeding specialist to assess how much milk an infant transfers during a feeding?
Answer: Clinical infant scale for pre/post feed weights
Pre- and post-feed weights on a calibrated clinical infant scale measure the grams gained, which equals milliliters of milk transferred.
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