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Placental Abruption

Figure 1-2. Pathway of an ovum.

Figure 1-3. Male reproductive system

Figure 1-4. Internal structure of the penis.

Figure 1-5. Structure of a sperm cell.

placenta previa

Figure 2-1. Procedure of normal childbirth (parturition).

Table 2-1. Apgar scoring system.

Table 2-2. Meaning of an Apgar score.

Figure 1-1. Female reproductive system.

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