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MEDICAL ASSISTANCE BULLETIN ISSUE DATEEFFECTIVE DATE August 7, 2017August 7, 2017SUBJECTNUMBER011731, 091729, 251702, 311731, 331730 Pasteurized Donor Human Milk Lees M. Allen, Deputy Secretary Office

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1. To fill out pasteurized donor human milk, follow these steps:
2. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and warm water.
3. Ensure that all utensils and containers used are clean and sterilized.
4. Open the container of pasteurized donor human milk carefully, making sure the seal is intact.
5. Use a clean measuring cup or syringe to measure the desired amount of milk.
6. Pour the milk into a clean and sterilized bottle.
7. Close the bottle tightly with a clean cap or lid.
8. Label the bottle with the date and time of expression.
9. Store the filled bottle of pasteurized donor human milk in the refrigerator.
10. Before feeding, warm the milk by placing the bottle in a bowl of warm water. Do not use a microwave to heat the milk.
11. Check the temperature of the milk by placing a few drops on your inner wrist. It should feel lukewarm, not hot.
12. Shake the bottle gently to ensure the milk is mixed properly.
13. Feed the pasteurized donor human milk to the intended recipient, following the recommended feeding guidelines.
14. Discard any leftover milk after feeding, as it should not be re-refrigerated or reheated.
15. Remember to always consult with a healthcare professional for specific instructions and guidance.

Who needs pasteurized donor human milk?

1. Pasteurized donor human milk is typically needed by the following individuals:
2. Premature infants or babies born with low birth weight
3. Infants with certain medical conditions that prevent them from breastfeeding or receiving their mother's milk
4. Infants with allergies or intolerances to cow's milk or formula
5. Infants who are unable to efficiently latch or feed directly from the breast
6. Infants undergoing medical procedures or treatments that impact their ability to breastfeed
7. Infants in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) or special care units
8. Infants whose mothers are unable to produce sufficient breast milk
9. It is important to consult with a healthcare professional to determine if pasteurized donor human milk is appropriate for the specific needs of an individual baby.

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What is pasteurized donor human milk?

Pasteurized donor human milk is breast milk that has been donated by lactating individuals, treated to remove potential pathogens through pasteurization, and then distributed for use by infants in need.

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Organizations or facilities that collect, process, and distribute pasteurized donor human milk are required to file reports with regulatory agencies.

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To fill out pasteurized donor human milk reports, organizations need to provide detailed information about the collection, processing, and distribution of the milk, as well as any testing or quality control measures undertaken.

What is the purpose of pasteurized donor human milk?

The purpose of pasteurized donor human milk is to provide infants who cannot consume their own mother's milk with a safe and nutritious alternative, reducing the risk of infection and improving health outcomes.

What information must be reported on pasteurized donor human milk?

Reports on pasteurized donor human milk must include data on the volume of milk collected and distributed, any processing methods used, testing results for pathogens, and documentation of quality control procedures.