T2 L9 PT. 2 (SINGLETON) (INFERTILITY)

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What is fecundity?

capacity to have a live birth

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What is fecundability?

Probability of achieving a pregnancy in a single menstrual cycle with adequate sperm exposure and no contraception that results in a live birth

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What is fertility?

The ability to have a clinical pregnancy

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What is sterility?

Permanent state of infertility

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Describe the way male infertility is worked up

Abstain from ejaculation for 2-5 days prior to sample collection

- Evaluated for conc., motility, morphology

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First line treatment for male infertility?

IUI or artificial insemination

Second-line treatment: IVF

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Hypogonadism's role in male infertility?

Oligospermia, azoospermia

Decreased testosterone and increased TSH

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Role of SERMs in ovulation induction?

Enhances normal follicular maturation process and ovulation (DW likes this one)

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Role of aromatase inhibitors in ovulation induction?

Block conversion of androgens into estrogen, creating a hypoestrogenic state to promote the release of additional LH and FSH (DW likes this one)

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Role of gonadotropins in ovulation induction?

Recruitment and development of multiple follicles (DW likes this one)

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Role of GnRH agonists in ovulation induction?

Allow optimal duration of gonadotropic administration (DW likes this one)

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Role of GnRH antagonists in ovulation induction?

Immediately suppress gonadotropic release (no premature LH surge) (DW likes this one)

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Role of human chorionic gonadotropin in ovulation induction?

Simulation of a natural LH surge to trigger ovulation (DW likes this one)

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SERMs cause a __________ surge

gonadotropin

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Clomiphene class?

SERM

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Side effects associated with Clomid?

Hot flashes, abdominal/pelvic discomfort, ovarian enlargement, headaches, mood swings, nausea, visual disturbances, multiple births

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Aromatase inhibitor of choice for ovulation induction?

Letrozole

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T/F: Gonadotropins when combined with HCG offer a greater chance of producing a mature egg and getting pregnant.

True

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Side effects associated with gonadotropins?

Menopausal side effects

Breast pain

Abdominal pain

Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome

Hot flashes

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What is ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS)?

Iatrogenic complication of ovarian stimulation where ovaries become swollen and painful. Varying degrees of severity and can cause significant morbidity and mortality.

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How can we avoid OHSS if dosing gonadotropins?

Withhold hCG shot; lower-doses or withholding gonadotropins

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What drug can be used for the avoidance of OHSS?

Dopamine agonists - cabergoline

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When do we give hCG shot?

When we know eggs are mature

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Action of GnRH antagonists?

Maximize follicular maturation by ensuring there is no LH surge

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Dopamine agonists used in hyperprolactinemia

Bromocriptine

Cabergoline