Course Evaluation Forms - Supporting the Formula Fed Infant: Informed Decision Making

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Powdered infant formula is not a sterile product:

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Soy based infant formulas prevent infant colic:

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Thickened infant formulas prevent prevent and treat reflux:

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Amino acid based formula is needed for babies with galactosaemia:

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To support lactation while supplementing with forumula the following strategies are important (choose all that apply):

Support immediate and sustained skin-to-skin contact with mother and baby especially in the first hours after birth Breastfeed or express breasts at every feed Remove milk from breasts at least 8 times in 24 hours Always offer baby the breast before supplement while establishing milk supply Avoid pacifier use while establishing lactation and breastfeeding

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