What Women Should Know
What Women Should Know
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The uterus, as we have heard, receives a greater amount of blood supply from the system and prepares to be a suitable dwelling place for the impregnated germ. Its muscles and fibres enlarge ; its walls get thicker and its internal lin- ings become, we might say, velvety. The folds mucus membrane become thicker, and between two of them the little impregnated germ is buried, the ciliated substances of the membranous folds grow over and envelop it in its careful embrace.
Thus it is secured, if not...hing is done to dis- turb or destroy its delicate home. The spot where it is connected, underneath to the uterine wall, is the place where the future placenta is formed, the connecting link between mother and WHAT WOMEN SHOULD KNOW.
67 Formation of decidua vera, which is represented by black coloring.
Formation of folds of decidua reflexa growing up around ovum.
Joining of folds of desidua reflexa around ovum, and thicken- ing of decidua serotina where the placenta will develop.
68 WHAT WOMEN SHOULD KNOW.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The uterus, as we have heard, receives a greater amount of blood supply from the system and prepares to be a suitable dwelling place for the impregnated germ. Its muscles and fibres enlarge ; its walls get thicker and its internal lin- ings become, we might say, velvety. The folds mucus membrane become thicker, and between two of them the little impregnated germ is buried, the ciliated substances of the membranous folds grow over and envelop it in its careful embrace.
Thus it is secured, if not...hing is done to dis- turb or destroy its delicate home. The spot where it is connected, underneath to the uterine wall, is the place where the future placenta is formed, the connecting link between mother and WHAT WOMEN SHOULD KNOW.
67 Formation of decidua vera, which is represented by black coloring.
Formation of folds of decidua reflexa growing up around ovum.
Joining of folds of desidua reflexa around ovum, and thicken- ing of decidua serotina where the placenta will develop.
68 WHAT WOMEN SHOULD KNOW.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hannah Sorensen to read onlineMoreLess
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