ART Stats Flashcards

1
Q

What entails assisted reproductive technology?

A

All fertility treatments in which both eggs and sperm are handled (outside of body)

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2
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Why can an cycle be cancelled?

A
  • Poor ovarian response
  • Illness
  • Other reason
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3
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Why can a transfer be cancelled?

A
  • Poor uterine lining development
  • Poor embryo development
  • Illness
  • Desire to bank
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4
Q

Out of the 413,776 cycles that were started in 2021, what percent resulted in clinical pregnancy?

A

27% (112,088)

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5
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Chemical pregnancy

A

Positive hCG blood test at 4 weeks gestation (measured from last menstrual period)

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6
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Clinical pregnancy

A
  • Chorionic sac is present at 5-7 weeks
  • Detection of heartbeat at 7 weeks
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7
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Out of the 413,776 cycles that were started in 2021, what percent of the clinical pregnancies (112,088) resulted in a live birth?

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82% (91,906)
- About 16% resulted in miscarriage

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8
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When do most miscarriages occur?

A

Prior to 14 weeks

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9
Q

Transferring 2 embryos increase live births by…

A

6.2% but increase the chance of twins by 39.2

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10
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How does maternal age affect the multiple birth rate?

A

FSH increases with age, which can increase the rate of dizygotic twins

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11
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In the US, the increase in twinning rate between 1970 to 2005 is due to a combination of?

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  • 72% non-ART and IVF
  • 28% delayed childbirth/increased maternal age
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12
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Complications of multiple gestation - preterm birth

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Occurs in 50% of twin, 90% of triplet, and all quadruplet pregnancies

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13
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Complications of multiple gestation - death within 1 month of birth

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  • 7x more likely for twins
  • 20x more likely for triplets
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14
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Complications of multiple gestation - prematurity

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Increased risk of respiratory distress syndrome, intracranial hemorrhage, cerebral palsy, and blindness

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15
Q

Lifelong disability is over _____% for babies weighing less than 1000 grams

A

25%

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16
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Maternal complications of a multiple gestation

A
  • Preeclampsia (3-5x increase)
  • Premature labor
  • Placental abnormality and hemorrhage
  • Gestational diabetes
  • Cesarean section
17
Q

Gestation age and weight considered necessary for a viable fetus

A

23 weeks and 400 grams

18
Q

Risk of spontaneous loss of pregnancy for quadruplets

A

25%

19
Q

Risk of spontaneous loss of pregnancy for triplets

A

15%

20
Q

Risk of spontaneous loss of pregnancy for twins

A

8%

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