What Are Some of the Advantages and Disadvantages of Formula-Feeding

question 18

Multiple Choice

What are some of the advantages and disadvantages of formula-feeding that a nurse should discuss with new parents?

• A) The nutritional value of formula depends on the proper preparation/dilution.
• B) There is a potential for bacterial contamination during preparation and storage.
• C) Both parents can participate in positive parent-infant interaction during feeding.
• D) Refrigeration is not necessary if preparing more than one bottle at a time.
• E) Formula has higher levels of essential fatty acids, lactose, cystine, and cholesterol than does breast milk.

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