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The umbilical cord connects the mother and child. The baby gets oxygen from the mother's blood.
Drugs in the mother's bloodstream pass across the membrane of the placenta, and transfer to the unborn baby's blood by the umbilical cord, which connects the baby to the placenta.
The placenta.
The placenta is the organ that connects mother to fetus. It lets nutrients in to nourish the growing fetus and lets waste product out to be discarded by the mother with out ever mixing the blood between the two.
The placenta is the organ that connects mother to fetus. It lets nutrients in to nourish the growing fetus and lets waste product out to be discarded by the mother with out ever mixing the blood between the two.
The mother's blood brings nutrients to the placenta in the wall of the womb. The baby's blood system also connects to this through the umbilical cord. Nutrients leave the mother's blood vessels and diffuse across to the baby's.
Stomach
The stomach.
It connects the baby's blood supply to the placenta embedded in the mother's womb to enable gas and nutritional exchange.
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the placenta. the placenta grows inside the mothers uterus with the umbilical cord attached to it adn the baby. after the baby is born his end of the cord gets cut off, and the mother delivers the placenta and the remaning connected cord. the placenta is the only organ in the body that is grow and disposable.
As a fetus gestates within its mother's womb, it is fed by a tube from a temporary organ called the placenta. The tube connects to the baby's belly. When the baby is born the tube is usually tied off and cut, and the remnant dries out and drops off in due course. The place where the umbilical cord was attached is called the navel or belly button.