Human infertility Flashcards

exam 2

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1
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female infertility defects (3)

A

(1) irregular ovulation or anovulation
(2) reduced secretion of FSH and LH
(3) extreme athletic activity and stress

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2
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Female infertility: PCOS

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  • too little FSH
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3
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female abnormalities: (4)

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(1) fibroids
(2) absence of uterus
(3) excessive scar tissue
(4) fallopian tube defects

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4
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excessive scar tissue cause by surgery

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Asherman’s syndrome

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5
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Mayer-rok-Ku-Hauser syndrome

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congential uterine developmental anomalies

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6
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excessive scar tissue

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STIs

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7
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azoospermia

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no sperm cells

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8
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oligospermia

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few sperm cells

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9
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abnormal sperm count and function: (2)

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  1. hormonal abnormalities HPT

2. high testis temp

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10
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causes high testis temperature due to a enlarged fluid filled vein

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varicocele

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11
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by what age, over half of ovulated oocytes are aneuploid and unable to support normal embryonic development

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age 40

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12
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early menopuase

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onset before age 40

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13
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Success rate of ____ is similar to fertile population until mid 30’s

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IVF

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14
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unexplained infertility

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25-30%

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15
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Fertility Drugs (5)

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  1. clomiphene citrate
  2. hCG, a LH mimetic
  3. hMG- mix of FSH and LH
  4. GnRH
  5. FSH
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16
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inexpensive, orally-administered blocks estrogen receptors in the hypothalamus

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clomiphene citrate

17
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key use of clomiphene

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used to regulate ovulation or induce ovulation in women who are anovulatory

18
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mimics the LH surge

A

hCG

19
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mix of LH and FSH

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hMG

20
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tx. requires monitoring of follicle size by ultrasound and blood estrogen levels

A

hMG

21
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____ and ____ stimulate the ovaries to produce multiple dominant in one cycle

A

FSH and LH

22
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what do you for women who did not have a success with clomiphene citrate FSH and LH and do not produce enough?

A

Give hMG

23
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patients that are anovulatory because of abnormaltities in both FSH and LH release or no Gonadotropin release?

A

GnRH

24
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administered at 90 minute intervals by a special drug delivery pump system?

A

GnRH

25
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to trigger multiple ovulations like in IVF

A

hCG

26
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used for couples with unexplained inertility, minimal male infertility factors and women with cervical mucus abnormalities

A

IUI- intrauterine insemination

27
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to remove surface glycoproteins and seminal proteins

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sperm is washed

28
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when are embryos placed in the uterus in IVF?

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if embryos have a normal, healthy appearance w/ 8 blastomeres

29
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what do embryologust looks for in a fertilized oocytes to check if normal fertilization occurred?

A

2 pronuclei

30
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in which sperm is injected directly into an egg to facilitate fertilization

A

ICSI

31
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bypasses calcium pulse which might increase chance of obesity, diabetes

A

ICSI

32
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Key use: PCOS (low FSH)

A

inject with FSH

33
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____ number of embryos is transferred to avoid multiple gestations

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smallest