NUR 4020 - Chapter 9 & 12 Questions With Complete
Solutions
A. Hormonal and ovulatory factors (Ex, Developmental
anomalies, high prolactin levels, anovulation)
B. Vaginal-cervical factors
C. Anemia or Obesity
D. Tubal and peritoneal factors (Ex, Inflammation, ectopic, tubal
adhesions, endometriosis, chronic cervicitis)
E. Uterine factors (Developmental anomalies, endometritis,
bicornutae uterus)
F. Substance abuse
G. Thyroid disfunction
H. Genetic disorders
Which of the following are factors associated with female
infertility? SATA
A. Hormonal and ovulatory factors (Ex, Developmental
anomalies, high prolactin levels, anovulation)
B. Vaginal-cervical factors
C. Anemia or Obesity
D. Tubal and peritoneal factors (Ex, Inflammation, ectopic, tubal
adhesions, endometriosis, chronic cervicitis)
E. Uterine factors (Developmental anomalies, endometritis,
bicornutae uterus)
F. Substance abuse
G. Thyroid disfunction
H. Genetic disorders
, E. Cold temperatures around the scrotum
High temperatures around scrotum cause poor sperm quality (Ex
working in desert, construction, landscaping),
Which of the following is not a factor associated with poor
sperm quality?
A. Substance use (smoking/marijuana),
B. Older age
C. Nutritional deficiencies or obesity
D. History of STI's
E. Cold temperatures around the scrotum
F. Environmental hazards exposure (Ex working with toxins,
radiation, factories)
G. Anti-sperm antibodies
1. 400 mcg
2. Folic acid
Fill in the Blank: Increase the proportion of women of
childbearing potential with daily intake of at least _____1.____
mcg of _____2._____ from fortified foods or dietary
supplements. Eliminates chances of having a child with spina
bifida or neural tube defects.
1. Ampulla
2. 12-24 hours
Fill in the Blank: Fertilization takes usually takes place in the
_____1._____ aka the outer third of the fallopian tube. Ova most
fertile ____2._____ hours after ovulation (ovary releases egg).
Sperm can survive 48-72 hours.
Solutions
A. Hormonal and ovulatory factors (Ex, Developmental
anomalies, high prolactin levels, anovulation)
B. Vaginal-cervical factors
C. Anemia or Obesity
D. Tubal and peritoneal factors (Ex, Inflammation, ectopic, tubal
adhesions, endometriosis, chronic cervicitis)
E. Uterine factors (Developmental anomalies, endometritis,
bicornutae uterus)
F. Substance abuse
G. Thyroid disfunction
H. Genetic disorders
Which of the following are factors associated with female
infertility? SATA
A. Hormonal and ovulatory factors (Ex, Developmental
anomalies, high prolactin levels, anovulation)
B. Vaginal-cervical factors
C. Anemia or Obesity
D. Tubal and peritoneal factors (Ex, Inflammation, ectopic, tubal
adhesions, endometriosis, chronic cervicitis)
E. Uterine factors (Developmental anomalies, endometritis,
bicornutae uterus)
F. Substance abuse
G. Thyroid disfunction
H. Genetic disorders
, E. Cold temperatures around the scrotum
High temperatures around scrotum cause poor sperm quality (Ex
working in desert, construction, landscaping),
Which of the following is not a factor associated with poor
sperm quality?
A. Substance use (smoking/marijuana),
B. Older age
C. Nutritional deficiencies or obesity
D. History of STI's
E. Cold temperatures around the scrotum
F. Environmental hazards exposure (Ex working with toxins,
radiation, factories)
G. Anti-sperm antibodies
1. 400 mcg
2. Folic acid
Fill in the Blank: Increase the proportion of women of
childbearing potential with daily intake of at least _____1.____
mcg of _____2._____ from fortified foods or dietary
supplements. Eliminates chances of having a child with spina
bifida or neural tube defects.
1. Ampulla
2. 12-24 hours
Fill in the Blank: Fertilization takes usually takes place in the
_____1._____ aka the outer third of the fallopian tube. Ova most
fertile ____2._____ hours after ovulation (ovary releases egg).
Sperm can survive 48-72 hours.
