Answer: IVF using donor eggs fertilised with husband sperm, transferred to her uterus.
- A Intrauterine insemination with husband's sperm injected directly into the uterine cavity
- B IVF using donor eggs fertilised with husband sperm, transferred to her uterus
- C Gamete intra-fallopian transfer requiring her own functional eggs and patent tubes
- D ICSI performed using the patient's own retrieved oocytes and husband's sperm
Correct answer: B. IVF using donor eggs fertilised with husband sperm, transferred to her uterus
Explanation: If a woman cannot produce viable eggs (non-functional ovaries), donor eggs can be retrieved, fertilised in vitro with the husband sperm using IVF, and the resulting embryo transferred into her hormonally prepared uterus.
Contraceptive methods span a spectrum from temporary/natural to permanent/surgical; condoms stand out as the only method offering STI protection alongside contraception.
Concept context
Understand reproductive health, family planning, contraception methods, STIs, population control, and assisted reproductive technologies.