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Which parts comes out as the afterbirth?
i think because the cord
Why are the placenta and umbilical cord called the afterbirth?
because they come after the birth
What occurs during the afterbirth stage?
The cutting of the umbilical cord. then eatting it.
Which of the following is the last stage of childbirth when placenta and umbilical cord are pushed out?
afterbirth
What is the placenta is also called?
umbilical cord
How does one preserve a blood cord?
The best way to preserve cord blood is at a blood bank specializing in this service. It is a very narrow field with very specialized restrictions to be done safely.
What is the meaning of a cord blood transplants?
Cord blood is a sample of blood taken from a newborn baby's umbilical cord. The meaning of a cord blood transplant is saving the cord blood for later use.
Why are babys blooody when it comes righ out?
It is the blood of the woman who gave birth as well as blood from the placenta and it is called afterbirth.
How do they take blood from the umbilical cord?
a simple procedure that takes between three and seven minutes. It is done immediately after the baby is delivered. Cord blood is drained into a standard blood bag, and then processed and frozen at very low temperatures.
What does Cord Blood America do with cord blood?
"Cord Blood America collects, tests, processes, and preserves umbilical cord blood. They do this in order to provide families with a place to store this precious cord blood for future use."
Are all cord blood banks expensive?
Watch the video by clicking on the link I added to the related links section below, and get answers to these questions about cord blood banking:What is cord blood?What does cord blood banking cost?Is cord blood banking worth the cost?Why is cord blood banking so expensive?Are all cord blood banks expensive?
Why does the stump protrude after umbilical cord falls off?
The developing fetus is changing in size and shape, some more than others. Since it is not directly attached to the uterine wall, it can move about within the amniotic fluid of the womb, and can assume a variety of orientations. The umbillical cord has to be able to remain connected despite these positional changes, and to provide oxygen to the fetus as it moves outward through the birth canal during labor. Once the baby leaves the womb, the umbilical cord is cut, and the remaining cord is removed (part of the afterbirth).
