Quiz: Understanding Tongue-tie

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What is infant tongue-tie, and how does it affect breastfeeding?
- It's a rare condition that has no impact on breastfeeding
- It's a condition where the tissue under the tongue restricts movement, potentially causing breastfeeding difficulties
- It only affects bottle-fed infants, not breastfed infants
- It's a condition that leads to excessive milk production in breastfeeding mothers
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How can a tongue-tie affect an infant’s ability to feed effectively?
- It doesn't affect feeding abilities
- It can cause difficulty latching onto the breast or bottle, leading to poor milk transfer and inadequate nutrition
- It increases appetite in infants, resulting in overfeeding
- It makes infants less interested in feeding
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What are some signs that an infant might have a tongue-tie?
- Increased weight gain and good feeding patterns
- Difficulty sticking their tongue out or lifting it to the roof of their mouth
- Showing no interest in feeding
- Excessive crying unrelated to feeding
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Why is it important for healthcare providers to recognise and understand infant tongue-tie?
- It's not important as it's a minor condition
- Because untreated tongue-tie can lead to breastfeeding difficulties, maternal pain, and other potential issues
- It's not necessary as tongue-tie resolves on its own over time
- Because tongue-tie has no impact on breastfeeding or overall infant health
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Who can DIAGNOSE a tongue-tie?
- A trained IBCLC
- A trained Tongue-tie assessor
- A Tongue-tie Practitioner
- A Trained Midwife
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In the context of oral surgery, which of the following best describes the key difference between frenulotomy, frenectomy, and frenotomy?
- Frenulotomy involves the complete removal of the frenulum, while frenectomy involves partial removal.
- Frenotomy aims to repair a stretched or damaged frenulum, while frenectomy involves the complete removal of the frenulum.
- Frenulotomy and frenotomy are interchangeable terms, both referring to the surgical cutting or release of the frenulum, while frenectomy involves the complete removal of the frenulum.
- Frenectomy is a non-surgical procedure, whereas frenulotomy and frenotomy are surgical interventions.
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