I believe the answer is Striae gravidarum. They are also known as pregnancy stretch marks, is a specific form of scarring of the skin of the abdominal area due to sudden weight gain during pregnancy. They reflect separation within the underlying connective tissue of the skin. After birth they usually fade, although they never disappear completely.
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In real-time, the observations would take about 300 years. No single human would be able to continue the experiment in one lifetime, that is why a simulation is needed.
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The water will go from low concentration to high concentration spontaneous. So the solution would cause the cell swell means let the water goes inside the cell which the solution has lower concentration than cell.
It helps there chance of survival. they depend on one another for ex sometimes a fish will eat stuff off a sharks teeth, or if is hungry it will just eat they fish
The correct answer is "<span>withdraw several milliliters of urine from the port on the collection tubing, using a syringe and needle".
In collecting urine samples, the goal is to avoid contamination. In this case since the patient has in-dwelling foley catheter inserted, collection of the urine from the urine bag is considered contaminated; therefore the health practitioner should collect the urine specimen from the port of the collection tubing.</span>