The correct answer is option A, The maternal tissue of the placenta would be damaged, causing bleeding
Explanation:
Villis are basically trophoblast cells which are connected to the maternal tissue and are surrounded by maternal blood. When a villi bursts, the veins and arteries of the placenta that passes through it get ruptured and bleeding starts. The capillary wall associated with the villis also get ruptured and lead to hemorrhage condition and sudden anoxia.
If a fetus's villi tissue ruptured the maternal tissue of the placenta would be damaged, causing bleeding.
The placenta is<span> developed in the uterus during the pregnancy. This structure provides oxygen and nutrients to the growing baby and removes waste products from the baby's blood. </span>The diagram clearly shows the position of placenta around the baby and is considered as its protection.
<span>The term used when a mother makes the decision to terminate a pregnancy is abortion. This term means that the pregnancy will come to an end via removing the embryo or fetus prior to any time that it is capable of surviving on its own outside of the uterus.</span>