Answer:
in vitro fertilization
Explanation:
In vitro fertilization is an assisted reproduction technique widely used in infertility cases. It was popularly known as the "test tube baby" technique. This is a process in which eggs are fertilized by sperm outside the woman's body, in vitro, which in Latin means "in glass".
In vitro fertilization is as follows:
- The woman receives special reproductive hormones to favor the development of several eggs;
- Final egg maturation is induced by the administration of another hormone;
- After 36 hours, the fluid containing the eggs is removed from the ovaries with a needle. This procedure is usually done with the sedated woman and the doctor uses an ultrasound to guide the needle to the ovary;
- The collected eggs are then mixed with the man sperm, which has already been washed and concentrated;
- Eggs and sperm are left in an incubator at 37 ° C for 24 hours for fertilization to take place;
- During this time, only one of many sperm will penetrate and fertilize the egg;
- After fertilization, the cells will divide and multiply to form an embryo;
- After 2 or 3 days, a healthy embryo will have 8 cells. It is then transferred to the uterus through a thin, flexible tube where it is left to implant and generate a pregnancy;
- After 12 to 14 days, it is already possible to know the result through the beta-hCG pregnancy test.
The Question is not complete . But if I am to be the physician I will increase the strength /dosage of the 3 antihypertensive example:
. If the patient is on this combination Amlodipine (as besylate), valsartan, hydrochlorothiazide; 5mg/160mg/12.5mg , I will increase the dosage gradually to 5mg/160mg/25mg, for the next 2 weeks to see if there is any significant drop in blood pressure, if it remains same , another graduate increase in strength will be done.
Answer:
Sit up straight, or raise your head so you are looking straight ahead. ...
Loosen or take off any tight clothing or accessories. ...
Empty your bladder by draining your Foley catheter or using your catheter.
