Hand expression
Developmental care
Safe Milk Preparation
Advanced Developmental Care
Milk storage & handling
100

When is the ideal time to start hand expression?

What is the first hour

100

Which is preferred: stroking or still containment?

What is Still containment. 

100

Why is Ready-to-Feed formula preferred over powdered formula in hospitalized infants?

what is because it is sterile.

100

What should guide the pace of caregiving?

 What are Infant cues

100

A bottle of thawed EBM has been left on the counter for 3 hours. What should you do?

What is discard it. 

200

Why should hand expression continue even if no milk is collected?

 What is breast stimulation promotes milk production through the supply-and-demand process.

200

This sense is most developed at birth and plays a key role in parent-infant bonding.

What is the sense of smell?

200

How often must counters be cleaned and disinfected during feed preparation?


What is 3 times :

  • Before preparing feeds
  • Between different feed types
  • After spills
200

What is the primary goal of containment?

What is to Promote self-regulation. 

200

Once a feeding has started, leftover milk must be discarded after this time.
 

What is 1 hour?

According to our dieticians it is 2 hours at HOME

300

How often should a mother express breast milk to establish and maintain milk supply?

What is At least 8 times in 24 hours?

300

What is the biggest developmental risk of frequent repositioning?

What is sleep disruption. 

300

Give two approved methods for sanitizing reusable feeding equipment

What are:

  • Commercial dishwasher- sanitization cycle
  • Microwave steam sanitizer
  • Boiling water for at least 2 minutes
300

Why should care be paused when stress cues appear?

What is to allow autonomic recovery. 

300

The pasteurization process used for DHM destroys these types of pathogens.

What are bacteria and viruses?

400

Which hormone is primarily stimulated by breast emptying to increase ongoing milk production?

What is Prolactin. 

400

These cues may indicate that an infant is overstimulated.

What is arching, finger splaying, or gaze aversion?

400

Why are towels not recommended for drying sanitized feeding equipment?


What is they can recontaminate the parts

400

This approach gradually increases oral feeding opportunities based on infant cues and tolerance, rather than fixed schedules or volumes.

What is cue-based or infant-driven feeding?

400

HMF primarily supplements breast milk with nutrients that support growth of which three body systems?

What are brain, bone, and muscle 

500

What nursing intervention before hand expression can improve milk flow without equipment?

What are skin-to-skin contact, breast massage, warmth, or relaxation.

500

What is the biggest mistake in developmental care?

What is completing care despite stress cues. 

500

During formula preparation, the inside of the formula lid comes into contact with the countertop. What is the concern with this practice? 


What is the inside of the lid can become contaminated and introduce bacteria into the powdered formula. 

500

Which sense is most easily overstimulated in the NICU?

What is auditory. 

500

What is the primary purpose of fortifying human milk rather than increasing feed volume?

What is to increase nutrient density without increasing fluid volume.

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