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The Use Of Hormones To Treat Infertility (ht Only) (GCSE Biology)

The following is a GCSE Biology test covering 'The Use Of Hormones To Treat Infertility (ht Only)' from the broader topic Homeostasis And Response. The test is geared towards the AQA exam board style syllabus.
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Which statement best explains why younger women tend to have higher success rates with IVF?
Why might a doctor recommend IVF rather than fertility drugs alone for some couples?
If a woman does not respond to standard FSH stimulation (poor ovarian response), one option might be:
A woman’s fertility treatment plan includes measuring blood levels of oestrogen. A rising oestrogen level during stimulation most directly indicates:
Which of these is a common route of administration for fertility hormones like FSH in assisted reproduction?
Which of the following best summarises the role of hormones in treating infertility?
In IVF treatment, why are multiple eggs collected rather than just one?
A possible long-term risk associated with repeated ovarian stimulation cycles is:
Which statement best describes how fertility hormones act in the body?
Which intervention is commonly used to reduce the risk of multiple pregnancies in IVF?
Which ethical concern is commonly discussed in relation to fertility treatments that use hormones and IVF?