Question

question 41.

What happens to a mother’s milk if she lacks certain nutrients in her diet?

a. The milk quantity stays the same but is of lower quality.

b. The missing nutrients affect levels of other nutrients in the milk.

c. The milk is not an appropriate source of nutrition and formula should be used.

d. The milk quantity decreases, and the milk is lower in those nutrients.

e. The milk quality stays the same, but the quantity of the milk decreases. question 42 Calcium supplements should be taken ________. a. with a meal to circumvent adverse nutrient interactions b. with a meal to enhance absorption of calcium c. in doses of 500 mg or more d. with iron supplements to enhance absorption of iron e. in large doses all at once 43. To prevent dehydration, it is recommended that a lactating mother consume approximately ____ of water per day. a. 16 cups b. 13 cups c. 10 to 11 cups d. 8 cups e. 6 to 7 cups question 45 Which of the following is not a potential risk or side effect of caffeine intake by a mother when pregnant or breastfeeding? a. Increased risk of low-birthweight infant b. Irritability in the infant c. Increased risk of stillborn infant d. Infant’s iron stores may be impaired e. Impaired cognitive development

Answer 1

41).when a mother lacks certain nutrients in her diet,for this reason quality of the milk doesn't effect much scientifically.malnutrition of the mother can result into decrease production of milk.mainly malnutrition actually effects mother's body much.

42).calcium supplement should be taken with b). A meal for enhancing the absorption of calcium in our body.

43).a lactating mother should consume about 16 cuos of water per day.actually at the time of breastfeeding the women can feel 10 time thirsty than nornal.so for preventing dehydration she should drink huge amount of water.

44).infant iron stores impaired is not a potential risk here.