Infertility Medical Guide PDF

1\. Azoospermia: 1\. absence of sperm in the ejaculate; 2\. lack of ejaculate; 3\. sperm concentration is below the standard value; 4\. sperm motility is below the normative value. 2\. The absolute indication for in vitro fertilization (IVF) is: 1\. absence or obstruction of both fallopian tub...

1\. Azoospermia: 1\. absence of sperm in the ejaculate; 2\. lack of ejaculate; 3\. sperm concentration is below the standard value; 4\. sperm motility is below the normative value. 2\. The absolute indication for in vitro fertilization (IVF) is: 1\. absence or obstruction of both fallopian tubes; 2\. absence of the uterus; 3\. malformations of the uterus; 4\. cervical antagonism. 3\. A marriage is infertile if, during sexual activity without the use of contraceptives, pregnancy does not occur within: 1\. 1 years; 2\. 0,5 year; 3\. 2.5 years; 4\. 3 years; 5. 5 years. 4\. When examining an infertile couple, the following is primarily indicated: 1\. examination of ejaculate (spermogram); 2\. diagnostic laparoscopy; 3\. hysteroscopy; 4\. endometrial biopsy; 5\. uterine smear cytology; 5\. Indications for artificial insemination: 1\. all of the above; 2\. cervical factor of infertility; 3\. vaginismus; 4\. sexual disorders in the spouse; 5\. subfertile sperm of the spouse; 6\. The term "primary infertility" means that: 1\. there was no pregnancy; 2\. no living children were born; 3\. all pregnancies were terminated for medical reasons; 4\. the woman does not have internal genital organs; 5\. all of the above. 7\. The absolute indication for in vitro fertilization (IVF) is: 1\. absence or obstruction of both fallopian tubes; 2\. absence of the uterus; 3\. malformations of the uterus; 4\. cervical antagonism. 9\. What are the goals of family planning? 1\. none of the above. the birth of wanted children; 2\. a decrease in the frequency of unplanned pregnancies; 3\. a decrease in the frequency of induced abortions; 4\. a decrease in the maternal mortality rate; 5\. a decrease in the perinatal mortality rate; 10\. What drugs are used to perform a medical abortion? 1\. antiprogestins; 2\. gonadotropins; 3\. antibiotics; 4\. estrogen-gestagens; 5\. prostaglandins; 11\. Infertility is the inability of spouses of childbearing age to reproduce offspring with regular sexual intercourse without the use of contraceptives for: 1\. 1 year; 2\. 6 months; 3\. 2 years; 4\. 1.5 years; 5\. 2.5 years. 12\. Male infertility is the cause of infertile marriages: 1\. in 40-60% of cases; 2\. in 30-40% of cases; 3\. in 75-80% of cases. 13\. Primary infertility is: 1\. living a regular unprotected sexual life and have never had a pregnancy 2\. infertility in women who have had a pregnancy in the past, but have not had a pregnancy for a year after regular unprotected sexual activity; 3\. in whom the possibility of pregnancy is completely excluded due to the absence of the uterus, ovaries and other anomalies in the development of female genital organs; 4\. infertility in women who have had a pregnancy in the past, but after that there is no pregnancy for a year of regular unprotected sexual intercourse; 14\. Secondary infertility is: 1\. infertility in women who have had a pregnancy in the past, but after that there is no pregnancy for a year of regular unprotected sexual intercourse; 2\. in whom the possibility of pregnancy is completely excluded due to the absence of the uterus, ovaries and other anomalies in the development of female genital organs; 3\. living a regular unprotected sexual life and have never had a pregnancy; 4\. absence of pregnancy with regular unprotected sexual intercourse in a second marriage. 15\. Female infertility factors include: 1\. all of the above; 2\. obstruction of the patency and contractility of the fallopian tubes; 3\. ovulation disorders; 4\. endometrial diseases and uterine malformations; 5\. immunological factor; 16\. Endocrine infertility is characterized by: 1\. irregular menstruation; 2\. algomenstruation; 3\. obstruction of the patency and contractility of the fallopian tubes; 4\. ovulation disorders; 17\. Examination of an infertile couple begins: 1\. with the man; 2\. with the woman; 3\. with the man; 4\. all the same: 5\. with the man, if female infertility is excluded. 18\. Infertility diagnostic methods included in the examination program only when indicated are: 1\. study of hormones in the blood serum (LH, FSH, PRL, somatotropic hormone, cortisol, testosterone, estradiol, TSH, T, Tu): 2\. general clinical and gynecological bimanual examination; 3\. all of the above. 19\. The following medications are used to stimulate ovulation: 1\. clomiphene; 2\. estrogens: 3\. progestogens; 4\. all of the above. 20\. Diagnosis of the causes of infertility should last no more than: 1\. 3 months; 2\. 2 months; 3\. 6 months. 21\. Main indications for IVF and embryo transfer: 1\. absolute tubal infertility (absence or obstruction of tubals): 2\. Asherman\'s syndrome; 3\. cervical polyp; 4\. obstruction of the patency and contractility of the fallopian tubes; 22\. Assisted reproductive technologies are: 1\. manipulations with embryonic material used to overcome infertility; 2\. surgical restoration of patency of the fallopian tubes, correction of developmental defects of the genitals; 3\. surrogacy: 4\. measures aimed at stimulating ovulation and spermatogenesis: 23\. Artificial insemination - THIS: 1\. introduction of native or cryopreserved sperm into the uterus; 2\. transfer of oocytes and spermatozoa into the pelvic cavity; 3\. transfer of fertilized eggs into the fallopian tubes. 24\. Assisted reproductive technologies include: 1\. insemination with husband\'s or donor\'s sperm; 2\. laparoscopy: 3\. all of the above; 25\. The main causes of anovulation will be: 1\. hypothalamic-pituitary insufficiency, 2\. hypothalamic-pituitary dysfunction 3\. polycystic ovaries 4\. all of the above.