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Pt. Basal Body Temp(BBT) teaching: BBT is the ? or ? body temp. The best time to measure BBT is in the ? before you get out of bed. During the first half of menstrual cycle BBT is ? than the 2nd half.
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lowest or resting,
morning, lower |
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BBT drops just slightly before ? and then rises about ?C or ?F, BBT remains high if ? occurs and falls 2-4 days before ? if conception doesn't occur.
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ovulation, 0.4C or 0.8F,
conception, menstruation |
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There is a special BBT thermometer, and the range is smaller at ?-? degrees and each degree is divided into ?s.
The BBT temp rise is very slight if conception occurs about ?C or ? degrees Farenheit. |
96-100 Farenheit,
tenths, 0.4C or 0.8 Farenheit |
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Factors that influence BBT: H-A-T-E-W-I-R-E
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Heated waterbed, Activity before taking temp, Traveling across time zones, ETOH befor taking temp,
Waking later than usual, Illness, Restless or inadequate sleep, Electric blanket |
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If a woman has her menstrual cycle every 35 days when do you think she ovulates?
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?
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BBT may be used to identify ? has occured so that intercourse can be timed for the best chance to become ?
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ovulation,
pregnant |
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Cervical mucus assessment: Cervical mucus changes just prior to ? How much the woman can stretch the mucus between her fingers or slide-cover slip is called ?
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ovulation,
Spinnbarkheit(in english Spinnability) |
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Before and after ovulation, mucus is ?, ?, ? and opaque and streches < ? cm. Prior to and for 2-3 days after ovulation, mucus is ?, ?, ?, like egg white and stretches > ? cm.
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scant, thick, sticky, <6cm,
thin, slippery, clear, >6cm |
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Factors that influence cervical mucus and can interfere with the accuracy of her assessment:
It may be thicker if she takes ?s She can get a vaginal infection if she uses contraceptive ?s or ?s Sexual arousal and semen can make the mucus ? even if ovulation has NOT occured. |
antihistamines,
foams or jellies, thinner |
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female infertility tests:
The female infertility tests that predict ovulation are the ?, cervical-?, serum ? levels. |
BBT,
Cervical-mucus, progesterone |
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more female infertility tests: Ultrasound of the ? organs.
The test that evaluates cervical mucus and sperm function 6-12 hrs after intercourse is the ? test There are ? test that test FSH, LH, estrogen, progesterone levels. The use of x-ray and a die that is injected into the uterus to evaluate the patency of the fallopian tubes is the ? Endometrial ?, ?-oscopy, and ?-oscopy can also be performed. |
pelvic,
postcoital, endocrine, Hysterosalpingography, biopsy, hysteroscopy, laparoscopy |
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The med ? corrects excess prolactin secretion, excess prolactin blocks GnRH by the anterior pituitary. When GnRH is no longer blocker there can be increases in ovulation.(GnRh-stims Pituitary to release FSH & LH, etc...)
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Bromocriptine(Parlodel)
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The med ? causes ovulation, increases GnRH secretion from the hypothalamus, which leads to increased production of ? and ?
The med ? increases blood flow the penis, improving erectility. |
Clomiphene citrate(Clomid),
FSH, LH, Sildenafil(Viagra) |
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The med that stimulates ovulation in the female, sperm production in the male and stimulates production of progesterone by the ? is ?
The med ? reduces endometriosis. The med ? also reduces endometriosis. |
corpus luteum,
Chorionic gonadotropin(HCG, Pregnyl), Leuprolid(lupron) Nafarelin(Synarel) |
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The procedure to help with infertility where meds are used to encourage ovulation and follicle growth, hormone levels are closely monitored, US is used to evaluate follicles (goal of 2-3), the semen sample is obtained and washed and then inserted throught the cervix and placed high in the uterus is called ?-?
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intrauterine-insemination(IUI)
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Intrauterine-Insemination is best achieved when insemination is coupled with ? stimulating drugs.
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ovulation
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The procedure that helps with infertility that bypasses the blocked or absent fallopian tube is called ?
Ova is removed by LAPAROSCOPE or US guided TRANSVAGINAL retrieval. Sperm from partner/donor is mixed with the ? Approx 2-5 days later, 2-5 ?s are returned to the uterus. Excess embryos may be ? |
In Vitro Fertilization(IVF),
ova/eggs, embryos, frozen, |
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Issues of concern with IVF include ? rate, multiple ?s that may require selective ?
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success,
conceptions, reduction |
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The procedure that helps with infertility that requires 1 functioning fallopian tube and multiple ova are retrieved. Sperm is obtained. The ova are drawn into a catheter along with prepared sperm and inserted into the fallopian tube through a LAPARASCOPE, in which fertilization may occur is called ?
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GIFT(Gamete Intrafallopian Transfer)
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The deliberate use of OOCYTES provided by a donor for in vitro fetilization is called ? Donors may be either known or unknown, they are usually young women who are paid to donate. The recipients are women with diminished ? reserve, advanced ? age, or they are used to avoid transmitting a ? illness.
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Oocyte donation.
ovarian, maternal, genetic |
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The deliberate use of sperm provided by a donor for conception is called ? Donors are either known or unknown, usually young men who are paid for donation. Recipients include men with ? or ? sperm, the sperm may be used to avoid transmitting a ? illness, or if the woman has no ? partner or is a ?, or single ?
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Sperm donation,
inadequate, abnormal, genetic, male, lesbian, parent |
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Key female anatomy:
F-U-C-U-S-A-P-B-O-F-C-R-V-V |
fallopian tube, uterus, cervix, urethra, sigmoid colon,
anus, pubic bone, bladder, ovarie, fornix, clitoris, rectum, vaginal opening, vagina |
