A woman calls into the ambulatory care center. She reports that her at-home ovulation predictor test strip results were “positive.” She asks what this means. Which should the nurse explain? “The kit has detected an increased presence of luteinizing hormone (LH) in the urine.” “The kit has determined that your cervical mucus is receptive to sperm.” “The kit has detected an increase in free estrogen in the urine.” “The kit has detected that ovulation will take place within the next 6 to 8 days.” A woman is using a basal body temperature (BBT) graph to monitor fertile periods. She calls to report that she did not see any temperature change during her past monthly cycle. To which does the nurse attribute this? An elevated estrogen level An elevated FSH level A failure to ovulate An elevated progesterone level In counseling a couple who have experienced subfertility for 14 months, which of the following true statement does the nurse base the initial information given to them? Transrectal and scrotal ultrasound testing is routinely performed in the male. Semen analysis is usually not performed until all tests in the female partner are negative. Testing for tubal patency is performed during the same time period as ovulation monitoring is being done. Fertility testing usually begins with ovulation monitoring in the woman.