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- Barbara is a 45year-old woman. She is in her 16th week of pregnancy. She is scheduled for an amniocentesis although when she was 25 years old , she had a child and did not choose to do that test. At the clinic, imagine YOU are the NURSE or MD: Explain Why her doctor convinced her to have the Test for this pregnancy ? Barbara is very concerned that the "baby will be stuck with the needle." What would YOU , as the NURSE or the Physician say to Barbara to appease her fears ? (show your UNDERSTANDING keeping in mind that any test or medical procedures have RISKSIn vitro fertilization (IVF) is a common assistive reproductive technology for couples who are struggling to conceive naturally; however, the success rate of IVF is, at best, about 55%. Researchers seeking to improve the success of IVF need to observe the interaction between sperm and eggs in order to better understand the factors that favour fertilization. Obviously, larger sperm and eggs would be easier to observe, even with the aid of microscopy. On this basis, which of the following vertebrate groups might be a good model for studying IVF because they are likely contain species with large sperm and eggs? Group of answer choices a) fish b) amphibians c) reptiles d) birds e) mammalsWhy it is immoral to make headless babies for organ transplants?
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