When describing amniotic fluid to a pregnant woman, the nurse would include which of the following?

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Amniotic fluid primarily serves as a cushion for the developing fetus, protecting it from physical harm and allowing for movement. It does not act as a transport mechanism for oxygen and nutrients (that's the role of the placenta), it is not mostly protein, and the amount of fluid changes throughout the pregnancy, typically increasing until about 34 weeks of gestation.

When Describing Amniotic Fluid to a Pregnant Woman, the Nurse