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Preventing abortion.  

In front and toward the abdominal side.  

In front of partition between upper and lower heart chambers.  

In front and toward the middle.  

In front and toward the inside.  

Extending or moving forward. In a forward direction, advancing. Often used to refer to the movement of blood or nerve impulses in the normal physiological direction. Compare to retrograde (moving backwards or opposite from the normal physiological direction). Moving to the front; in a forward direction. The inability to remember information or events that occur…

In front and to the outer side.  

Stoppage of bleeding by above.  

Stop arterial hemorrhage. A forceps designed for application of a strong, crushing force to a tissue containing an artery. This is done to control hemorrhage.  

Distension of blood vessels.