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What's the difference between still-birth and a miscarriage?
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do u mean where does it go after birth of child.
baby can be let out from uterus but after it is cut through scissors by doctors.Like, how does it break for the baby to be let out?
baby can be let out from uterus but after it is cut through scissors by doctors.
miscarriage, is the term used for a pregnancy that ends on it's own, within the first 20 weeks of gestationWhat's the difference between still-birth and a miscarriage?
what is C section?And that scissor-ing part isn't practical unless you go about with C-section?
http://www.sciencequiz.net/jcscience/jcbiology/practicals/respirationco2.htmWhat can be an experiment for knowing that CO2 is present in exhaled air?
what is C section?
oh.. yes surgery.Umm...surgery, you may call it.
urethra-->it is the duct by which urine is conveyed out of the body from the bladder.What's the difference b/w vulva and vagina and urethra?
vulva is the external genital organs of the female. vagina recieves the male sexual organ during sexual intercource and it is where the sperms are deposited, while the urethra carries urine from the bladder, in men it delivers both urine and simenal fluid but at different times. (vulva isnt menthioned in details in any of the books i have)What's the difference b/w vulva and vagina and urethra?
vulva is the external genital organs of the female. vagina recieves the male sexual organ during sexual intercource and it is where the sperms are deposited, while the urethra carries urine from the bladder, in men it delivers both urine and simenal fluid but at different times. (vulva isnt menthioned in details in any of the books i have)
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join there i will explain you in detail about synapses.And what's that??
use the law of parallelogram to solve it!
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