Weaknesses Flashcards
What molecules are filtered in functional kidneys?
Water, Electrolytes (Sodium,Potassium,Chloride), Nutrients (Glucose/Amino Acids, Waste products (Urea, Creatine)
What are the implications if excess protein/glucose are found in the urine?
Diabetes or Damaged kidneys causing reduced filtration.
What are the main processes of ART and IVF?
Hormonal pills like FSH and Oestrogen
How do contraception pills work?
Low-Medium Levels of Oestrogen and Progesterone, sending negative feedback to the pituitary gland. This reduces FSH and LH levels, preventing ovulation. Additionally, cervical mucus increases, reducing sperm passthrough likelihood.
What hormones are administered for IVF?
FSH, LH, and progesterone.
How do you make results reliable?
Repeat the experiment to reduce random error and identify patterns. Use control variables to keep the experiment fair.
How do you make results accurate?
Use precise equipment, preferably digital measures/counters, Calibrate equipment correctly, Careful techniques and procedures.
How do you make results comparable?
Utilise common units for results, and use readable, consistent graphs, tables and diagrams.