vernix (Meaning)
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vernix (n)
a white cheeselike protective material that covers the skin of a fetus
Synonyms & Antonyms of vernix
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vernix Sentence Examples
- The newborn's soft skin was covered in vernix, providing protection after birth.
- Doctors explained that vernix serves as a natural moisturizer for a baby's delicate skin.
- Nurses gently wiped off the vernix from the baby's body during the first bath.
- The presence of vernix is more noticeable in premature infants as they are born with more of it.
- Researchers have found that vernix plays a crucial role in regulating a baby's body temperature.
- Pediatricians often reassure parents that the vernix is a sign of a healthy newborn.
- The vernix on the baby's skin is believed to have antibacterial properties, offering initial immunity.
- The obstetrician explained the benefits of vernix in protecting the baby's skin during development in the womb.
- As the baby grew, the vernix gradually absorbed into the skin, leaving it smooth and soft.
- The midwife emphasized the importance of not immediately removing all vernix, as it has protective properties for the baby's skin.
FAQs About the word vernix
a white cheeselike protective material that covers the skin of a fetus
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The newborn's soft skin was covered in vernix, providing protection after birth.
Doctors explained that vernix serves as a natural moisturizer for a baby's delicate skin.
Nurses gently wiped off the vernix from the baby's body during the first bath.
The presence of vernix is more noticeable in premature infants as they are born with more of it.
