cervices (Meaning)
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cervices (pl.)
of Cervix
Synonyms & Antonyms of cervices
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cervices Sentence Examples
- In anatomy, the term "cervices" refers to multiple narrow passageways or neck-like structures.
- Botanists use the term "cervices" to describe the narrow segments connecting certain plant parts, such as leaves or stems.
- The "cervices" of the heart valves regulate the flow of blood between chambers, ensuring efficient circulation.
- Some animals have specialized structures called "cervices" that serve as openings to internal organs or cavities.
- The "cervices" of the uterus are the narrow, lower portions that extend into the vagina.
- Obstetricians monitor the length and dilation of the "cervices" during childbirth to assess progress and ensure a safe delivery.
- Certain medical procedures, such as cervical biopsies, involve sampling tissue from the "cervices" for diagnostic purposes.
- The "cervices" of certain insects facilitate the exchange of gases, allowing for respiration.
- Pathological conditions, such as cervical cancer, can affect the health and function of the "cervices" in humans.
- Understanding the anatomy and function of the "cervices" is essential for diagnosing and treating various medical conditions.
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of Cervix
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In anatomy, the term "cervices" refers to multiple narrow passageways or neck-like structures.
Botanists use the term "cervices" to describe the narrow segments connecting certain plant parts, such as leaves or stems.
The "cervices" of the heart valves regulate the flow of blood between chambers, ensuring efficient circulation.
Some animals have specialized structures called "cervices" that serve as openings to internal organs or cavities.
