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Nutrition: Birth

by Kim Martin | Jun 21, 2025

MNCH Nutrition
Nutrition in Labor & Delivery
Nutrition: Birth

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Question 1 of 5

1. Question

Why is breastfeeding within the first hour of birth considered critical?

It reduces postpartum depression
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It prevents colic later in infancy
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It delays the need for other health services
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It boosts the newborn’s immune system and reduces neonatal mortality
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What nutrient-rich substance is provided to the newborn through early breastfeeding?

Colostrum
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Casein
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Whey protein
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Amniotic fluid
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3. Question

Which of the following is a facility-level strategy to support early breastfeeding?

Delay breastfeeding to after discharge
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Train delivery staff using the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative guidelines
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Separate mother and newborn for routine monitoring
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Encourage formula supplementation for all newborns
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According to evidence, what is the increased mortality risk for infants who begin breastfeeding 2 to 23 hours after birth (vs. within 1 hour)?

10%
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25%
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33%
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50%
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5. Question

What is a key strategy for overcoming cultural barriers to early and exclusive breastfeeding?

Replace breastfeeding with formula in traditional communities
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Offer incentives for using bottle-feeding
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Engage community leaders and traditional birth attendants with culturally appropriate education
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Limit education to clinical settings
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