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Homeostasis
Fertility treatments
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What does FSH stimulate in women?
Ovaries
to mature an egg
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What happens to women with low levels of FSH?
Eggs won’t
mature
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How can FSH be administered to help eggs mature?
In
pill
form
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What does LH stimulate in the fertility treatment process?
Ovulation
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What are the stages of IVF treatment?
Given
FSH
+
LH
to stimulate egg maturation
Eggs collected and fertilized in
lab
Fertilized eggs placed in
incubator
to grow
One embryo inserted into uterus
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What is ICSI in the context of fertility treatment?
Sperm
injected into egg using a
needle
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Why are fertilized eggs placed in an incubator?
To grow into
embryos
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What are some cons of IVF treatment?
Doesn't always work and can be
stressful
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What physical discomfort can women experience during IVF?
Abdominal pain
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What is a risk associated with placing multiple embryos in the uterus?
Higher risk of
multiple births
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Why do some people oppose IVF treatment?
Unused
embryos
are destroyed
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What technology allows for genetic testing of embryos?
Microscope technology
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What ethical concern arises from genetic testing of embryos?
Leads to
'designer babies'
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What are the pros of IVF treatment?
Infertile couples can have children
Advances in
microscopic
techniques increased
success rate
Time-lapse imaging
monitors embryo growth
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What does time-lapse imaging do in IVF treatment?
Monitors growth of
embryos
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What does identifying embryos likely to result in successful pregnancies help with?
Increases
chances
of successful
pregnancy
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