Reproductive Health and Nursing Care

What is the primary purpose of a sonohysterography?

During which phase of the menstrual cycle can a sonohysterography be performed?

Why is a hysterosalpingography typically performed after menstrual flow?

What indicates that ovulation has occurred when an endometrial biopsy is performed during the second half of the menstrual cycle?

When is a uterine endometrial biopsy typically performed in relation to the menstrual cycle?

Which of the following is considered a contraindication for performing a uterine endometrial biopsy?

What is the purpose of a hysteroscope?

What is a common side effect following a uterine endometrial biopsy?

What is the key distinction between the terms 'infertility' and 'subfertility' as used in the provided content?

A couple has been trying to conceive for 10 months, engaging in coitus an average of 4x per week, what is the likelihood of conceiving within the next two months, according to the content?

What is the most accurate definition of 'sterility' according to the provided lesson?

If a couple is engaging in intercourse 4 times a week, within what timeframe would 50% of couples expect to conceive?

Which of the following scenarios would be best classified as 'sterility'?

According to the material, what is the typical timeline for 85% of couples to conceive when engaging in regular coitus?

A couple has been actively trying to conceive without success for 12 months; which term BEST describes their state?

In the context of reproductive health, what does subfertility primarily suggest?

What is the minimum sperm count per milliliter of semen generally considered within a normal range?

A couple has been trying to conceive for 1.5 years without success, after having a child 3 years ago. What type of subfertility are they most likely experiencing?

Which of the following conditions can directly increase the temperature within the testes, potentially disrupting spermatogenesis?

Which of the following factors is least likely to influence a disruption of sperm production?

A patient who had a vasectomy is experiencing an autoimmune reaction that is affecting their sperm. What is most likely the outcome of this issue?

Which condition involves the inflammation of the testicles due to the mumps virus, possibly leading to scarring?

What is NOT a common cause of erectile dysfunction?

What is the term for the condition where a male has never been able to achieve an erection or ejaculation?

A patient presents with a diagnosis of Turner Syndrome. Which of the following is most likely to be impacted by this condition?

Excessive amounts of which hormone is most associated with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)?

What common condition can cause scarring of the fallopian tubes causing tubal transport problems?

Why are IUD users at higher risk for fallopian tube infections?

What can cause the pH of the vagina to become too acidic, hindering sperm motility?

What can cause a thickening of the cervical mucus, making it difficult for sperm to penetrate?

Bits of endometrium growing on the external pelvic organs such as fallopian tubes is known as what disease?

What is the primary purpose of laparoscopy in subfertility management?

Which lifestyle adjustment is recommended to increase sperm count?

What is a possible medical intervention for addressing low sperm count?

What does assisted reproductive technology include?

Which hormone therapy is commonly used for ovulation disturbances?

What role does laparoscopy play in In Vitro Fertilization?

Which factor could negatively affect sperm motility?

What is the expected average time required to achieve conception with assisted reproductive methods?

What is the purpose of administering bromocriptine in fertility treatments?

Which medication combination is derived from postmenopausal urine and used in conjunction with hCG?

What condition is indicated for the use of low-dose estrogen therapy?

In Gamete Intrafallopian Transfer (GIFT), where does fertilization occur?

What is the primary purpose of using progesterone vaginal suppositories during the luteal phase?

What factor contributes to the success rate of re-anastomosis surgery for ligated fallopian tubes?

What is a contraindication for performing Gamete Intrafallopian Transfer (GIFT)?

How are fertilized eggs transferred in Zygote Intrafallopian Transfer (ZIFT)?

Which term describes the Assisted Reproductive Technique that involves instilling sperm into the female reproductive tract to enhance conception?

What technique involves retrieving ova and then combining them with sperm using a laparoscopic procedure in the fallopian tubes?

Which procedure involves the retrieval of oocytes via ultrasound-guided aspiration followed by laboratory insemination?

Which assisted reproductive technique requires laparoscopic surgery to place fertilized eggs into the fallopian tubes?

What is the primary focus of Therapeutic Insemination in assisted reproductive techniques?

Which technique is characterized by the combination of sperm and ova immediately after retrieval in the fallopian tubes?

In which procedure is the sperm introduced into the reproductive tract without the fertilization occurring in vitro?

Which reproductive technology is employed to potentially enhance fertilization by directly instilling sperm into the female reproductive tract?