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A married couple is having the procedure as depicted in the diagram below. What information should the nurse provide this couple about the procedure?

1. Eggs are retrieved and incubated with the mans sperm
2. Eggs are retrieved by laparoscopy and then placed into the fallopian tube
3. Sperm is deposited at the cervical os or in the uterus by mechanical means
4. A single sperm is injected into the outer layer of the ovum so fertilization will occur

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