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nramada

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The hormones that prepare the breasts physically for lactation are estrogen, progesterone, and
 
  A) colostrum. B) galactose. C) prolactin. D) oxytocin.

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The stimulus that is needed for continued and sustained production of breast milk is
 
  A) infant suckling. B) ovulation.
  C) high fluid intake by the mother. D) high protein intake by the mother.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

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