GCSE Biology - What is IVF? How Does IVF Work and What Are The Risks? IVF Explained #62

The video discusses fertility issues, focusing on hormonal treatments and in vitro fertilization (IVF). It explains how FSH and LH hormones can aid fertility and outlines the IVF process, including egg fertilization and embryo implantation. The video also examines the pros and cons of IVF, such as its potential to help infertile couples and the associated risks and ethical concerns. Recent technological advances in IVF and their implications are also covered.

What is the role of FSH in treating infertility?

• It stops the menstrual cycle.

• It stimulates the ovaries to mature an egg.

• It prevents the release of an egg.

• It increases the sperm count.

What does the term 'in vitro' refer to in the context of IVF?

• Within the uterus

• Inside the ovaries

• Outside the body

• Inside the body

Which technique is used in IVF when the sperm count is low?

• Intracytoplasmic sperm injection

• Intrauterine insemination

• Natural fertilization

• Hormonal therapy

What is a major downside of IVF mentioned in the video?

• It is a natural process.

• It can be emotionally and physically challenging.

• It has a high success rate.

• It always results in twins.

What ethical concern is associated with IVF?

• It guarantees a healthy baby.

• It often results in unused embryos being destroyed.

• It is a completely risk-free process.

• It is widely accepted without controversy.