The umbilical cord functions as a life support system for an embryo or fetus. It attaches to the placenta which is attached to the mother and transfers blood and nutrients from mother to child.
The umbilical cord sends the nutrients that the mother eats to the offspring. The umbilical cord is how the calf grows in the placenta, without this the fetus will die.
to deliver food and oxygen to the growing fetus
not sure what you mean by "which of these" but the umbilical cord connects the embryo to the mother.
everyone has a belly button. it is where your unbilical cord was atatched before you were born.
yes, mothers unbilical cord
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The atlas bone is located at the top of the spinal cord. The purpose of this bone is support the weight of the head so it does not crush the spinal cord.
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She could die.
It is important to keep the stump of the umbilical cord clean and dry. If the stump appears dirty it should be washed with plain water. After cleaning, place a clean cloth around the stump and fan it dry with a piece of paper. Fold the front of the baby's diaper down to expose the stump of the cord to the air. This will help the cord dry out naturally. Give the baby sponge baths until the cord does fall off. Do not pull the stump off even if it is hanging by just a thread or two. It is best to let it fall of naturally.
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To supply the baby with food and oxygen from the mother's body.
The purpose of the shock cord is to tie the nose cone to the body of the rocket, so it can come off, but not get lost. Using Google isn't very hard.
A cord restraint helps to prevent tension that is placed on a flexible cord from pulling on the conductors inside it. The simplest cord restraint is a clamp that firmly holds cords in place as they enter or exit a box of some kind. But more often the term cord restraint refers to a thing made of wire that gets tighter on the cord as tension is placed on it.