<span>The answer to this question is B embryo.</span>
Over power, subdue, take control
Well the male puts his semen in the women's vaginal, then the women's ovaries will release one egg, then the sperm will find its way to the egg that the women is releasing. When the sperm gets inside the egg, the baby is starting to form but at first it will be called a fetas because its not transformed into a full born baby yet. The baby is not born in a egg its born in the <span>amniotic</span><span> sac which is clear and that's were the tube of the baby will be in order to survive and eat.</span>
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for the swelling she can ice to keep the swelling down for the fracture x-ray it first then if it is really bad put a cast on the fracture
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At the beginning, being a nurse used to be considered a synonym of being a witch. Taking care of the sick was just an activity that men could carry out and in case women performed it was just because it was thought to be a religious vocation.
During the Crimean War, Florence Nightingale developed the pillars of what we still use nowadays in nursing. Later, when nursing migrated to the U.S some more people became founders of this practice, such as Lilian Ward, Mary Brewster and Lina Rogers. Ward and Brewster created a house to provide the poor with medical care in Manhattan. Obviously the way to provide this medical care has changed during all these years taking into account the materials that are used such as latex instead of leather and giving the chance to our new generations of nurses to attend specialized schools in order to receive a degree.
