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    This document appears to be a self-directed learning assignment for a nursing clinical area on subfertility and infertility. It contains questions for students to answer related to terms, assessments, factors that affect sperm count and ovulation, and local facilities for treating subfertility issues. Students are asked to identify terms, briefly describe assessments, list measures to increase sperm count, discuss how nutrition, body weight and exercise affect ovulation, and explore local fertility treatment facilities.

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    SCHOOL OF HEALTH AND ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES

    Nursing Department

    SELF-DIRECTED LEARNING (NUR 146 - CLINICAL AREA)

    Name: ____________________________________ Group: _____ Date:________

    I. Identify the terms described below.


    __________ 1. It is the inability to conceive after at least 1 year of engaging in unprotected
    coitus.
    __________ 2. The couple cannot conceive a child at present but has had previous viable
    pregnancy.
    __________ 3. It evaluates certain characteristics of a male's semen and the sperm
    contained therein.
    __________ 4. Absence of ovulation and it is the most common cause of subfertility in
    women.
    __________ 5. It is the most frequent cause of anovulation.

    II. Briefly describe the following subfertility assessments:

    1. Semen Analysis

    2. Ovulation Monitoring

    3. Tubal Patency

    III. What measures (at least 5) may be appropriate for a man to take to increase
    his sperm count?
    IV. Discuss how the following measures affect ovulation among women.

    1. Nutrition

    2. Body Weight

    3. Exercise

    V. Explore the facilities in your city/place to which you might refer clients with
    subfertility/infertility problems (e.g., sperm or egg banks, infertility clinics, and
    adoption agencies)

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