48) is a puncture through the abdominal wall into the uterus to remove amniotic fluid. \n episiotomy \n…

48) is a puncture through the abdominal wall into the uterus to remove amniotic fluid. \n episiotomy \n hysterosalpingography \n cesarean section \n amniocentesis \n49) a \footed cell\ may also be referred to as a: \n calyx \n podocyte \n pyramidal cell \n transitional epithelium

48) is a puncture through the abdominal wall into the uterus to remove amniotic fluid. \n episiotomy \n hysterosalpingography \n cesarean section \n amniocentesis \n49) a \footed cell\ may also be referred to as a: \n calyx \n podocyte \n pyramidal cell \n transitional epithelium

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Brief Explanations:

  • For question 48, amniocentesis is the procedure of puncturing the abdominal - wall into the uterus to remove amniotic fluid. Episiotomy is a surgical cut during child - birth, hysterosalpingography is an imaging test for fallopian tubes, and cesarean section is a surgical delivery method.
  • For question 49, a "footed cell" is also known as a podocyte. Calyx is part of the kidney structure, pyramidal cell is a type of neuron, and transitional epithelium is a type of tissue.

Answer:

  1. D. amniocentesis
  2. B. podocyte