7. What is the term for the cream cheese-like substance that protects the infant's skin from amniotic fluid?

A. Lanugo
B. Meconium
C. Desquamation
D. Vernix caseosa

8. What should be included when discussing the care of a circumcised infant after discharge from the hospital?

A. Gently remove the yellow exudate from the foreskin.
B. Apply sterile petroleum gauze after each diaper change.
C. Wipe the circumcision with alcohol each day.
D. Avoid the use of cloth diapers until the foreskin has healed.

9. What is characteristic of a normal breastfed infant's stool?

A. Green and loose
B. Dark green and sticky
C. Pale yellow and frequent
D. Light brown and pasty

10. The cervix controls the opening to which organ?

A. Fallopian tube
B. Ovary
C. Uterus
D. Vagina

Vernix caseosa is the cream cheese-like substance that protects the infant's skin from amniotic fluid. It acts as a barrier for the delicate fetal skin until birth.

After discharge from the hospital, it is important to gently care for a circumcised infant by avoiding rough handling, applying petroleum jelly, and using gentle cleansing techniques.

A characteristic of a normal breastfed infant's stool is pale yellow and frequent, transitioning from meconium to yellow or tan stools as the infant's diet changes.

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