WorksheetsIVF.
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What does IVF stand for
In Vivo Fertilisation
In Vitro Fertilisation
Internal Fertility Validation
Induced Vaginal Fertilisation
What does the term “in vitro” mean?
Inside the womb
Inside the ovary
In glass / outside the body
Inside the fallopian tube
Where does fertilisation take place during IVF?
The uterus
The fallopian tube
The ovary
A laboratory
Which hormone is given to stimulate the ovaries to produce multiple eggs?
Oestrogen
Progesterone
FSH
hCG
How is progress monitored during IVF treatment?
Urine dipstick tests only
Blood pressure checks
Vaginal ultrasound scans and sometimes blood tests
Pregnancy tests
How are eggs collected during IVF?
Through abdominal surgery
Using a catheter through the cervix
Using a needle guided by ultrasound through the vagina
Naturally during ovulation
hat is ICSI (intracytoplasmic sperm injection)?
Mixing sperm and eggs in a dish
Injecting hormones into the ovary
Injecting a single sperm directly into an egg
Freezing embryos
How long are embryos usually grown in the laboratory before transfer?
Up to 6 days
2 weeks
24 hours
2–3 days
Which factor can affect the success of embryo transfer?
Eye colour
Age of the woman
Blood group
Height
What does OHSS stand for?
Ovarian Hormone Support Syndrome
Overactive Hormonal Stimulation Syndrome
Ovulation Hormone Suppression Syndrome
Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome
