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Amniotomy known as the artificial rupture of membranes is a procedure where amniotic sac is ruptured causing release of amniotic fluid to induce labor. This is usually done at bedside. There are complications such as cord prolapse, infection or amnionitis and chorioamniotis and if the mother is attach to the monitor she can inform the nurse if the heartbeat of the baby is already below normal as one complication would be low fetal heartbeat.
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Vesicles and vacuoles can be described as organelles which are membrane-bound and usually are used for storage. The membrane of a vesicle fuse with the membrane of the other cells but the membranes of a vacuole do not fuse with other membranes.
Vacuoles are used to maintain the pressure in a cell and they are larger than vesicles. Plant cells have a large vacuole in the centre of the cell to maintain the turgidity of the cell.
