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Information on QA Scheme: Free Human Embryology - demonstration only-2001
Comment = A FREE demonstration scheme to illustrate the features of the subscription based schemes. To obtain the best appraisal of the site, you should register and then enroll in this free scheme. You will then be able to review the feedback information and reporting capabilities. The aim of the scheme is to focus on the individual features of an embryo commonly used to assist in its assessment. By comparing your response to other subscribers, you will gain assurance that your assessments are consistent with other professionals. Four installments are available. Two small, fast loading flat images, one multiple choice and one larger, slower loading, animated file with several images taken through the one embryo, a bit like focusing up and down. A video image of an embryo rolling may be available when a format for video diplay is taken. PS see the sperm motility video in the free demonatration scheme for sperm morphology. Let me know how you find the site. Enjoy. Ed.
Number of enrollments =37 [* This indicates only the number of enrollments. Not all participants will have completed the scheme]
List of QA Issues (or Instalments)
Code Title Available from
HE2001A.01 Single Human Embryo 1/1/2001
HE2001A.02 Human Embryo 1/1/2001
HE2001A.03 Mix of D3 Embryo 1/1/2001
HE2001A.04 Animated D3 Embryo 1/1/2001
HE2001A.05 Animated Embryo 1/1/2001
HE2001A.06 Mouse Embryo Scheme 1/1/2002
List of Questions asked for QA Scheme:Free Human Embryology - demonstration only-2001
ID Question Question Format
88 Count the number of embryos available for assessment Numeric Outcome
11 Describe the appearance of the inner cell mass Defined Options
12 Describe the appearance of the trophectoderm Defined Options
9 Describe the degree of compaction. Defined Options
95 Grade the embryo on a scale of 0(poor)- 100 (excellent). Numeric Outcome
26 How you describe the cytoplasm of the embryo? Defined Options
35 If the embryo was at the same stage on day 6, would you transfer it ? Defined Options
3 If this was the only embryo availble for freezing, would you freeze it ? Defined Options
2 If you had the choice, do you think this embryo is suitable to culture to blastocyst.? Defined Options
97 No information available  
96 If your culture starts at day 2, would this pass your criteria for Mouse Embryo Development Defined Options
28 Is the rate of cleavage normal? Defined Options
8 This is a question about blastomeres and fragmentation. How many blastomeres are evident from the image? Defined Options
81 This is a question about fragmentation. What percentage (%) of is embryo is fragnmentation Numeric Outcome
80 This is a question about rate of development. How many hours post insemination do you think this embryo is? Numeric Outcome
4 This is a question about rate of development. How many hours post insemination is this embryo? Defined Options
82 This is a question about what are blastomeres and what are fragments. How many blastomeres are evident from the image. Numeric Outcome
89 What % of embryos are blastocysts Numeric Outcome
5 What degree of fragmentation is evident from the image? Defined Options
7 What degree of variability in Zona Pellucida thickness is evident from the image? Defined Options
90 What is the % of embryos are hatching blastocysts. Numeric Outcome
6 What is the thickness of the Zona Pellucida for the nominated culture day? Defined Options
13 What stage of blastocyst formation is evident from the image? Defined Options
27 Which embryo would you rank first? Defined Options
41 Which embryo would you rank fourth? Defined Options
39 Which embryo would you rank second. Defined Options
40 Which embryo would you rank third? Defined Options
1 Would you transfer this embryo if it was the best or only embryo available for transfer? Defined Options
Detailed Information on Question: This is a question about what are blastomeres and what are fragments. How many blastomeres are evident from the image.
Status This is not a key question for the Scheme    
Type Numeric Outcome
Order Question Options
1 The number of blastomeres evident in the embryo is:
 
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