what is the sac called that the baby grows in during pregnancy ?

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is this the sac that the fetal pole etc. grows in ????

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE GESTATIONAL SAC AND THE amniotic SAC

Answer 1

amniotic sack, but the babies grows in the uterus

Answer 2

Amniotic sac

Answer 3

The amniotic sac

Answer 4

The membranes. It consists of a double layer, the amnion and the chorion, filled with amniotic liquor, and is attached to the placenta. When the membranes rupture, either before of during labour, the liquor flows out, and the membranes are delivered along with the placenta after the baby is born and the third stage of labout takes place.

Answer 5

The sac is called a 'caul' and if a child is born in the caul
in years gone by a sailor would pay a fortune for this as it
meant that if they had one they would never drown at sea!
I was born in the 'caul' at home - and a quick thinking young
midwife quickly cut the sac so that I would not drown in my
own fluid! Its true!

Answer 6

amniotic sac

Answer 7

amniotic sac

Answer 8

amniotic sac or the placenta

Answer 9

Placenta (amniotic fluid )

Answer 10

it is called amniotic sac.

Answer 11

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