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A "Dead born Child" is a one:

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Who has died inside the uterus and shows rigo mortis at delivery.

Dead Born Child Definition Explained

A "dead born child" refers to a specific medical condition often termed stillbirth. The definition hinges on the timing of fetal death relative to delivery.

Understanding Stillbirth Criteria

The key criteria defining a dead born child or stillbirth are:

  • The fetus must have ceased living before delivery (i.e., died inside the uterus).
  • Physical signs indicative of death having occurred prior to delivery must be present. A classic sign is rigor mortis, the stiffening of the body muscles after death.

Option 4 accurately reflects these criteria: "Who has died inside the uterus and shows rigo mortis at delivery."

Why Other Options Are Incorrect

The other options do not meet the definition:

  • Option 1: Malnourishment and low weight describe a live, albeit potentially unhealthy, infant, not a stillbirth.
  • Option 2: Delayed respiration indicates a live birth where the infant needs resuscitation, not a fetus that died before delivery.
  • Option 3: Abandonment due to genitals is a social or psychological issue, unrelated to the medical definition of stillbirth.
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