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The placental blood vessels (Multiple Choice Question)

The placental blood vessels
A) mix maternal blood and fetal blood.
B) draw oxygen from the fetal blood and pass it to the mother.
C) allow for the exchange of wastes and nutrients but keep the maternal and fetal circulations separate.
D) manufacture hormones that slow the growth of the embryo, preventing it from outgrowing the uterus.
E) prevent all microbes and toxins from crossing from mother to child.

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Authors: Zelman, Tompary, Raymond, Holdaway, Mulvihill

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