Objective: Explain the implications of current research on combining fertility drugs with dehydroepiandrosterone.

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1	What was one of the requests made by the fertility physician’s patient?
	A)	To place her harvested eggs in a surrogate donor.
	B)	To find viable sperm donors for her eggs.
	C)	To harvest her eggs and freeze them until she was ready to use them.
	D)	To clone a frozen embryo of hers.
2	What was one of the perceived impasses of fulfilling her requests?
	A)	There have been no successful embryo’s conceived by donor sperm.
	B)	Her age made it a bad option for harvesting her eggs and using them.
	C)	Her body rejected all fertility drugs used.
	D)	There have been no frozen embryo’s implanted successfully.
3	What was dehydroepiandrosterone being sold for as an over the counter medication?
	A)	It is a commonly used fertility drug.
	B)	It stimulates sperm production in males.
	C)	It is a natural alternative to estrogen replacement therapy.
	D)	It has been marketed as an anti-aging drug.
4	What happened to the individual who coupled the fertility drugs with DHEA?
	A)	She remained unsuccessful in conceiving a child.
	B)	Her production of viable eggs was significantly increased.
	C)	She had a negative reaction to the combination, which caused DHEA to be pulled off the market.
	D)	Her monthly cycles were altered and viable eggs were being made weekly.
5	Which of the following identifies DHEA production in humans?
	A)	It is a steroid hormone actually made by the adrenal glands.
	B)	It is converted into testosterone and estrogen.
	C)	It is a synthetic medication that is not produced in humans.
	D)	Two of the above are true