### activity | insemination:

Artificial insemination
* attempts to assist sperm to enter the uterus.
* can be successful by using the sperm of an impotent male.
* common medical practice
  - practice in the production of domestic livestock
* is acceptable for a married couple.
* is accepted between husband and wife
  - using the husband s sperm
* is an option for lesbian couples who wish to bear and raise children
  - practiced with increasing frequency
  - done with ovum selected from woman with 'desirable' qualities
  - easier on the bitch, the dog and the person doing the breeding
  - insemination
  - necessary to apply the principles of selection and breeding to bees
  - often the best course of treatment for abnormal sperm count or function
  - one of the oldest forms of applied reproductive technology
  - performed when there are complications in conceiving through intercourse
  - practiced on a limited basis in the state
  - the way forward in extending the gene pool worldwide
* is used frequently
  - to produce turkeys for the consumer market
  - usually a painless procedure, although some women experience cramping
  - when the farmer does it to the cow instead of the bull
* lets the sperm skip the cervical mucus entirely.
* makes it possible for herd managers to economically select superior genes
  - unnecessary for the germinal father and mother to meet
* places the sperm directly into the uterus.
* produces children without sexual congress.
* spreads fowl cholera, a major bacterial disease of domestic turkey.

Donor insemination
* involves the use of sperm from a donor.
* is performed during the fertile period each month.
* proven, safe and effective method of achieving pregnancy.

Intrauterine insemination
* increases the chances for a pregnancy, as well as the cost of the cycle.
* is indicated for mild to moderate male factor infertility.

Invasion of privacy
* Invasions of privacy are torts.
* fear that emanates from a variety of sources.
* is an activity

### activity | irregularity:

Fecal impaction
* are constipation.
* can cause diarrhea.
* is irregularity
  - probably the leading cause of incontinence in institutionalized older patients

Menstrual irregularity
* Menstrual irregularities are a major sign in women with thyroid
  - reflect low serum estrogen levels
  - vary from one woman to another
* including skipping periods is common with mini-pill use.
* is common in patients with sickle syndromes
  - the most common problem with mini-pills

### activity | irregularity:

Spasticity
* Spasticities are diseases.
* also helps to maintain muscle size and bone strength.
* can be either a mild or severe impairment of motor functions
  - lead to diminished motor control and motor function
  - make it very difficult to do daily activities such as getting dressed
* causes joint contractures which are treated as in cerebral palsy
  - muscles to become stiff and resistant to movement
  - permanent muscle contractions, abnormal muscle tone and pain
* condition in which certain muscles are continuously contracted
  - that causes stiff, tight muscles, especially in the arms and legs
* develops within days or weeks.
* frequently results in contractures, which is an inability to move a limb.
* has a mixed impact on osteoporosis.
* interferes with all movements.
* is an abnormality in muscle tone
  - generally a life-long illness
  - often only one of the problems associated with a patient's disease
  - one of the conditions associated with cerebral palsy
  - present from the first day, without any initial phase of flaccidity
* is reduced by the rhythmic motion of the horse
  - without medication or electrical stimulation
  - tightness or stiffness of muscles
* means stiffness or tightness of muscles.
* occurs when there is damage to the central nervous system.
* often limits movement in children with cerebral palsy.
* varies from mild to severe, and is different for every individual.
* very specific form of muscle stiffness.