Reproductive Technologies

Question 1

IUI, DI, and IVF

Answer 1

IUI:less invasive
IVF: more invasive expensive, fertility meds used to produce more eggs, some embryos are discarded or aborted.

Question 2

Ovarian Hyper Stimulation

Answer 2

Happens because of the fertility and hormone meds from IVF.

Question 3

What is the perspective on medical technology?

Answer 3

A gift from God but must be used within the moral parameters of his word

This reflects a belief in the ethical use of medical advancements.

Question 4

What should be avoided regarding genetic donors?

Answer 4

Third party genetic donors

This is likely due to ethical concerns about genetic lineage and parental rights.

Question 5

What types of reproductive technology should be avoided?

Answer 5

Reproductive technology that destroys embryos or creates more than will be used

This emphasizes the importance of valuing each embryo’s potential.

Question 6

What is the stance on embryos created in the lab?

Answer 6

All embryos created in the lab should have a reasonable chance at maturing

This highlights a commitment to the potential life of embryos.

Question 7

What is the nature of the debate surrounding surrogate motherhood?

Answer 7

Highly debated issue both morally and legally

Surrogacy raises complex questions about ethics, rights, and responsibilities.