Name of condition of the infant that does not allow breakdown of lactose.
What is Congenital Lactase Deficiency?
The method of contagious spread of the measles virus?
What is respiratory droplet?
The virus that maternal breastmilk must be tested for when infant has SCID.
What is CMV?
The volume of feeding appropriate for a term infant feeding at age 24-48 hours.
What is 10-15 ml?
The macronutrient most effected by pasteurization of donor milk.
What is Protein?
The two mono-saccharides that make up lactose.
What are GLUCOSE and GALACTOSE.
Age up to which an infant with Ebola virus can breast feed directly at breast IF mother also is infected.
What is 6 months.
The region of the world which has the most incidence an prevalence of HTLV 1 and 2.
What is Japan/Asia?
The WHO's 2030 global target for exclusive breastfeeding at 6 months.
What is 60%?
The cost of a 4 ounce bottle of pasteurized donor milk on the HF St. John Birthing Center.
What is 20 dollars?
The type of Galactosemia that contraindicates breastfeeding.
What is Classic Galactosemia? ( as opposed to Duarte Galactosemia)
The nutritional protein in goat's milk that differs from cow's milk.
What is Beta casein? ( 80/30)
What is ART? Antiretroviral Treatment.
The symptom that must be present to make the diagnosis of Food Protein Induced Acute Proctocolitis? (FPIAP)
What is GROSSLY BLOODY STOOL?
The number of donors whose milk is pooled in one batch of donor milk from the HF Jackson Human Milk Bank.
The primary nutritional carbohydrate in goat's milk.
What is lactose?
The timeframe of onset of maternal varicella wild type infection that is associated with the highest rate of infant morbidity?
What 5 days prior to delivery to 2 days post delivery.
The primary whey protein in goat's milk.
What is beta-lactoglobulin. ( same as cow)?
What is 8 times? ( 8 or more in 24)
The only form of goat's milk infant formula that is available commercially in the US.
The percentage of free glucose in human breastmilk.
What is 4%?
The treatment window required for active untreated brucellosis before breastfeeding and use of pumped milk is safe.
What is 48-96 hours. Testing of breastmilk for brucella PCR is indicated.
What FPIES stands for.
What is FOOD PROTEIN INDUCED ENTEROPATHY SYNDROME.
The volum of feeding recommended for a term healthy infant at 0-24 hours of age.
What is 2-10 mls per feeding.
The length of time that THAWED donor milk can be safely stored in the refrigerator.
What is 96 hours ( 4 days).