The "water" referred to when a woman's "water breaks" prior to delivery is:
a. amniotic fluid released when the amniochorionic membrane ruptures
b. maternal plasma leaking from weakened blood vessels
c. maternal urine expelled as compression of the bladder occurs
d. interstitial fluid released by separation of the layers of the placenta
e. mucus from stimulated glands in the cervix and vagina

The correct option is: a. amniotic fluid released when the amniochorionic membrane ruptures

Explanation:

Amniotic sac is a sac that protects the fetus in the womb and contains the amniotic fluid. Amniorrhexis is the rupture of the amniochorionic membrane of the amniotic sac and the release of the amniotic fluid. The term water breakage is used to describe the rupture of the amniotic sac, generally at the onset of labor and the release of the amniotic fluid.

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answer: tell your parents first, and wait another couple of days. if it gets any worse, then you should call and ask. and you can always take pain meds if need be.

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