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nipple - answer conical projection present just below the center of the breast
at the level of the fourth intercostal space 10 cm from the midline.


nipple - answer contains numerous nerve endings and is an important part of
breastfeeding and sensitivity.


15-20 - answer The nipple is pierced by, how many lactiferous ducts.


mammary glands or breast - answer is a conic or hemispheric eminence that
is located on the anterior and lateral chest walls.


nipple - answer a small projection that contains a collection of 15 to 20 duct
openings from secretory glands within the breast tissue.


areola - answer The circular, darker pigmented area surrounding the nipple is
termed the


Montgomery gland - answer are small oil glands whose purpose is to keep
the nipple lubricated and protected, especially during nursing


IMF (inframmary fold) - answer The junction of the inferior part of the breast
with the anterior chest wall


AT - answer The junction of the inferior part of the breast with the anterior
chest wall.

, morgagni's tubercle - answer are large sebaceous glands capable of
secreting milk; they represent an intermediate stage between the sweat and
the mammary glands


morgagnis tubercle - answer located near the periphery of the areola, are
elevations formed by the openings of the ducts of Montgomery's glands.


apocrine glands - answer Secrete fat droplets into breast milk.


hair follicles - answer thought to be a remnant of evolutionary development
rather than having a specific functional purpose in modern humans.


inframammary fold, also known as the inframammary crease or breast
crease - answer slightly curved line that forms where the lower edge of the
breast meets the chest wall.


IMF - answer It's the boundary between the breast tissue and the skin of the
chest below it.


Fetal development - answer also known as prenatal development, refers to
the process by which an embryo develops into a fetus within the womb of a
pregnant individual


germinal stage, the embryonic stage, and the fetal stage. - answer The three
primary stages of fetal development are the


Germinal Stage - answer (Weeks 1-2) of fetal development


zygote - answer stage begins with fertilization, when a sperm cell fertilizes
an egg cell to form a

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