How To Use Afterbirth In A Sentence
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In the hysterotomy, he removed the fetus through an incision in its mother's abdomen peeling it from the wall of the womb and scooping it out along with the afterbirth.
When Is An Abortion Not An Abortion?
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Just above the water's edge, a ruddy turnstone picked at sea lion afterbirth.
MINUTES TO BURN
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Do not use ergonovine before the afterbirth comes out, as this may prevent it from coming out.
Chapter 31
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In Xhosa tradition, the afterbirth and umbilical cord were buried or burned to protect the baby from sorcery.
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In addition, flock owners should dispose of aborted foetuses, still born lambs and afterbirths quickly and safely.
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Foxes carry away such fatalities and are often seen in the lambing fields hoping to scavenge afterbirth.
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For if the afterbirth have come away, the navel is ligatured off from the afterbirth with a woollen thread and is then cut above the ligature; and at the place where it has been tied it heals up, and the remaining portion drops off.
The History of Animals
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Display the position of the afterbirth so that any problems arising from its incorrect positioning can be safely managed.
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They should avoid contact with clothing, boots and utensils, which have come into contact with sheep at lambing, with newborn lambs, with aborted lambs or the afterbirth.
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‘She cannot move yet! ‘protested Naomi, ‘She has not passed the afterbirth!’
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Anne and Paul cleaned the afterbirth off of the dark, big-eyed baby horse.
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The last stage of the birth process involves the delivery of the placenta, which is now called the afterbirth.
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My nose both sides gives oil very fierce, how does afterbirth of long still pus do?
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He then looked over at Karen as she lay there, reclining on the bed while the doctor set about the task of finishing up with the afterbirth delivery.
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Additional insurance is provided by delayed expulsion of the afterbirth, which allows the pup to remain secured to its mother by the umbilical cord for up to an hour after birth.
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Just above the water's edge, a ruddy turnstone picked at sea lion afterbirth.
MINUTES TO BURN
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In early spring, they often consume the afterbirth of cows and sheep.
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Indeed simple precautions such as the cleansing and disinfection of lambing sheds between batches of ewes, and the removal and proper disposal of afterbirths, can significantly reduce the potential for the spread of the disease.
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Though the baby was covered with afterbirth, I felt an incredible love for the child.
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At the moment I am lying here absolutely exhausted from the whole mental and physical process of childbirth - I mean the afterbirth was a bit like having another baby.
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After the baby is delivered, the placenta's job is done and it is delivered as the afterbirth.
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After she had her baby, Sam kept her afterbirth in the freezer for about three years - she planned to plant it under a tree, according to some ancient tradition.
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This is how big ideas are born, with loads of blood and afterbirth and slimy stuff gushing from my man-cooze.
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The afterbirth was large, and the good woman narrowed her gaze.
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Obediently Olympia sipped a cup of water, and Daphne cleaned up the child and afterbirth.
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A placenta or afterbirth is attached to the wall of the uterus and is the source of food and oxygen for the puppy inside the matron.
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The calf must have been delivered through the birth canal (the uterus was intact) and then both it and the afterbirth were abducted.
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The doctor worked steadily delivering the afterbirth and cleaning me up.
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At the moment I am lying here absolutely exhausted from the whole mental and physical process of childbirth - I mean the afterbirth was a bit like having another baby.
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Sir James Frazer, writing in the early 20th century, noted that ‘even in Europe many people still believe that a person's destiny is more or less bound up with that of his navel-string or afterbirth.’
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This comes away as the "afterbirth" at parturition; at the same time, the part of the mucous lining of the womb that has united inseparably with the chorion is torn away; hence it is called the decidua ( "falling-away membrane"), and also the
The Evolution of Man — Volume 1
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No one could think that an afterbirth might have a spirit to be prayed for.
THE BROKEN GOD
