1. The doctor explained that the amnia had ruptured, signaling the start of labor.
2. The ultrasound revealed that there was too much amnia surrounding the baby, a condition known as polyhydramnios.
3. The midwife carefully monitored the levels of amnia throughout the pregnancy.
4. The amnia acts as a protective barrier for the developing fetus.
5. The amnia provides a cushion for the baby, protecting it from outside pressure.
6. The amnia contains important nutrients and antibodies to support the baby's growth.
7. The doctor performed an amniocentesis to test the levels of amnia for any abnormalities.
8. The amnia sac holds the amniotic fluid that surrounds the baby in the womb.
9. The amnia helps regulate the baby's temperature and prevents infection.
10. The midwife explained that the baby's movements help to circulate the amnia within the womb.