Milk that is high in fat,produced late in a nursing session,and thought to satiate an infant is termed:

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Hindmilk is high in fat and is produced towards the end of a nursing session. It is thought to be more filling for infants compared to foremilk, which is produced at the beginning of a nursing session and is lower in fat. Colostrum is the first milk produced after giving birth and is high in antibodies, but it is not related to the question about milk production during nursing sessions. Final milk is not a commonly used term in lactation, and it is not specific to the fat content or timing of production.

Milk That Is High in Fat,produced Late in a Nursing