NCERT - REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH - 24 - 25

What is one benefit of educating adolescents about reproductive health?

Amniocentesis is legally allowed for the purpose of sex-determination.

What is the name of the new oral contraceptive developed in India?

Increased awareness of __________ can help combat social evils like sex abuse.

Match the following reproductive health topics with their descriptions:

What is an essential requirement for the successful implementation of reproductive health action plans?

Research in reproduction-related areas is neither encouraged nor supported by governmental agencies.

What problems can arise from uncontrolled population growth?

What is the primary function of condoms?

Diaphragms are reusable contraceptive devices that cover the cervix.

Name a popular male condom brand.

Intra Uterine Devices (IUDs) are inserted into the uterus through the __________.

Match the following contraceptive methods with their description:

What additional benefit do condoms provide besides preventing conception?

IUDs can be used as a method of contraception without any medical intervention.

What do hormone releasing IUDs make the uterus unsuitable for?

What is one major risk of untreated STIs?

All individuals over the age of 24 are immune to STIs.

What should one do if there is doubt about a possible STI?

In vitro fertilisation (IVF) is a method of __________.

Match the factors with their roles in infertility:

Which age group reports the highest incidence of STIs?

Preventive measures for STIs include having multiple sexual partners.

What are assisted reproductive technologies (ART) used for?

What is one of the main reasons for performing Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP)?

MTP is considered relatively safe during the third trimester.

What are two common sexually transmitted infections (STIs)?

One consequence of illegal MTPs is that they can be _______.

Match the following sexually transmitted infections with their characteristics:

What is a dangerous trend associated with the use of amniocentesis?

Most sexually transmitted infections are not curable.

Name one method through which STIs can be transmitted besides sexual intercourse.

What does the GIFT method stand for?

ICSI involves the insertion of a sperm into the ovum directly.

What is the purpose of artificial insemination?

The zygote is formed from the fusion of an ovum and a __________.

Which of the following is not a result of in vitro fertilization?

Match the reproductive techniques with their descriptions:

All assisted reproductive technologies are widely accessible and affordable in many countries.

What is the ultimate aim of the methods described in the content?

What is a key priority for improving reproductive health in society?

Medical termination of pregnancy is only performed in cases of medical emergencies.

What are some contraceptive methods available today?

Inability to conceive after __________ years of unprotected sexual cohabitation is defined as infertility.

Match the following terms with their definitions:

Which of the following is NOT a complication of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)?

Using condoms during sexual intercourse can help prevent STIs.

What is one significant effect of improved reproductive health care?

Male and female condoms can be reused.

Name one type of IUD mentioned in the content.

Condoms help protect against __________ in addition to preventing conception.

Match the contraceptive method with its description:

Which of the following statements is true regarding hormone-releasing IUDs?

Diaphragms, cervical caps, and vaults can be used without medical intervention.

What do the copper ions released by copper-releasing IUDs do?

Which of the following is a commonly suggested reason for population explosion?

Complete lactation is considered a natural method of contraception.

List one measure that can be taken to prevent contracting STDs.

Infertility is defined as the inability to conceive after ________ years of unprotected sexual cohabitation.

What does reproductive health encompass according to the World Health Organization (WHO)?

The introduction of sex education in schools is discouraged to prevent misinformation about sex-related aspects.

What is one of the major tasks of the Reproductive and Child Health Care (RCH) programmes?

India initiated action plans for reproductive health in the year __________.

Match the following components of reproductive health with their descriptions:

What is the primary aim of family planning programs initiated in India?

Governmental and non-governmental agencies have taken minimal steps to raise awareness about reproductive health.

Who plays a significant role in disseminating information about reproductive health?

What is a consequence of performing MTP illegally by unqualified practitioners?

Second trimester abortions are considered to be relatively safe.

Name one sexually transmitted infection that can also be transmitted through sharing needles.

MTPs are often essential when the continuation of pregnancy could be _______ to the mother or foetus.

Which of the following statements about amniocentesis is correct?

All sexually transmitted infections are curable with proper treatment.

What is the main reason behind the need for effective counseling regarding reproductive health?

Which of the following is NOT typically a component of reproductive health education?

Medical termination of pregnancy is illegal in most circumstances.

What condition is defined as the inability to conceive after two years of unprotected sexual cohabitation?

One method used in assisted reproductive technology is called __________.

Match each waste management practice with its description:

What is a common precaution to avoid contracting STIs?

What is one significant outcome of improved reproductive health programs?

Contraceptives are regularly required for reproductive health maintenance.

Which method uses a sperm injection directly into the ovum?

Artificial insemination can correct infertility cases due to low sperm counts.

What does ZIFT stand for?

The process in which ova and sperm are combined in a laboratory to form an embryo is called __________.

Match the assisted reproductive techniques with their descriptions:

What can result from the inability to conceive after a certain period?

Emotional and social factors can affect the adoption of assisted reproductive technologies.

What is the ultimate aim of assisted reproductive technologies?

Family planning programs in India were initiated in 1961.

What is one of the primary strategies to create awareness about reproductive health in society?

According to WHO, individuals are considered reproductively healthy when they have physically and functionally normal reproductive organs and normal __________ interactions.

Match the following reproductive health programs with their focus areas:

What is a major task under reproductive health programs in India?

Parents and teachers play a significant role in disseminating reproductive health information.

Improving reproductive health helps combat social evils such as __________.

Which of the following is a suggested reason for population explosion?

Infertility is always caused by abnormalities in the female partner.

What are some measures one should take to prevent contracting STDs?

Complete lactation can help serve as a natural method of __________.

Which procedure involves injecting a sperm directly into an ovum?

Match the following methods of assisting infertile couples with their descriptions:

Artificial insemination (AI) can only be performed with semen from a husband.

What is the main goal of assisted reproductive techniques?

The method in which embryos with more than 8 blastomeres are transferred into the uterus is called __________.

Match the following reproductive technologies with their descriptions:

What is GIFT an abbreviation for?

In vitro fertilization (IVF) is a method that allows fertilization to occur outside the body.

Name one reason why assisted reproductive technologies may not be widely adopted.

What is an essential feature of oral contraceptive pills?

Progestogens in combination with estrogen can be used in surgical methods for contraception.

What method is called when a small part of the vas deferens is removed or tied up?

Emergency contraceptives can be administered within __________ hours of unprotected intercourse.

Match the contraceptive methods with their descriptions:

Which of the following is a characteristic of Saheli, the new oral contraceptive?

The reversibility of tubectomy is very high.

What are the two methods of surgical sterilization mentioned for males and females?

Which of the following is a significant risk factor associated with performing Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) illegally?

Name one common sexually transmitted infection (STI).

STIs can be transmitted through sharing of injection needles, transfusion of _____, or from an infected mother to the foetus.

Match the following STIs with their characteristics:

What is a concerning trend related to amniocentesis highlighted in the content?

Most sexually transmitted infections are completely curable if detected early and treated properly.

Early symptoms of most STIs may include itching, fluid discharge, slight _____, and swellings in the genital region.

What is the primary function of contraceptive methods?

Improved reproductive health has led to increased maternal and infant mortality rates.

Inability to conceive after __________ years of unprotected sexual cohabitation is called infertility.

Which of the following methods is commonly known as the 'Test Tube Baby' Programme?

Early detection of STIs does not significantly impact treatment outcomes.

Name one simple precaution to avoid contracting STIs.

What is a common consequence of illegal Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP)?

Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) is safe during the second trimester.

Name one sexually transmitted infection (STI) that is not curable.

The abbreviation STI stands for __________.

Which of the following statements is correct regarding the use of amniocentesis?

Most STIs can be transmitted through sharing needles.

What is one reason why effective counseling on reproductive health is important?

What does reproductive health include according to WHO?

India was one of the first countries to initiate family planning programs.

What is one of the major tasks under reproductive health programs?

The term __________ refers to the overall well-being in all aspects of reproduction.

Match the following reproductive health initiatives with their goals:

Which method is NOT commonly used to create awareness about reproductive health?

Sex education in schools discourages children from believing in myths about sexual health.

What role do parents and teachers play in reproductive health awareness?

What is one of the suggested reasons for population explosion?

Lactation can serve as a natural form of contraception.

Name one method that can assist infertile couples in having children.

Amniocentesis for sex determination has been banned due to concerns over __________.

Match the following terms with their explanations:

Which of the following is NOT a type of Intra Uterine Device (IUD)?

Condoms can be reused.

What is the primary purpose of using condoms?

The __________ is a popular brand of male condom.

Match the following contraceptive methods with their characteristics:

What is the main mechanism by which copper ions in Copper T IUDs work?

Hormone releasing IUDs make the uterus suitable for implantation.

What is a potential advantage of using diaphragms and cervical caps?

What is one primary goal of reproductive and child health care programs?

Medical termination of pregnancy (MTP) is only allowed in cases of severe medical emergencies.

What is the term for the inability to conceive after two years of unprotected sexual cohabitation?

Using __________ during sexual intercourse can help prevent sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

Match the following methods of contraception with their descriptions:

Which of the following is a common sexually transmitted infection (STI)?

Early detection of STIs is crucial for effective treatment.

Various __________ options are available for contraception, such as pills and IUDs.

Which assisted reproductive technique involves injecting a sperm directly into the ovum?

Artificial insemination can be performed only with sperm collected from a husband.

What is the aim of using assisted reproductive technologies?

The transfer of embryos with more than 8 blastomeres is done during __________.

Which of the following statements is true regarding the accessibility of assisted reproductive technologies?

Infertility is defined as the inability to conceive after two years of unprotected sexual cohabitation.

What are the emotional and social factors that can deter couples from using assisted reproductive technologies?

What additional benefit do condoms provide aside from preventing conception?

IUDs are only available as hormone-releasing devices.

What is a popular brand of male condom?

The __________ are inserted into the uterus through the vagina for contraception.

Which of the following increases the contraceptive efficiency of diaphragms?

Condoms are reusable devices.

What effect do copper ions released by Copper T have on sperm?

Which of the following sexually transmitted infections is considered most dangerous?

What is one potential consequence of illegal medical termination of pregnancy (MTP)?

______ is the method used to determine the sex of an unborn child.

During which trimester is a medical termination of pregnancy (MTP) considered relatively safe?

Sexually transmitted infections can only be transmitted through sexual intercourse.

Name one of the common symptoms of sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

What is the primary method by which oral contraceptive pills prevent pregnancy?

Saheli is a daily oral contraceptive that causes several side effects.

What surgical methods are performed in men and women to prevent further pregnancies?

Emergency contraceptives should be administered within ______ hours of unprotected intercourse.

Match the following contraceptive methods with their features:

What is a primary advantage of using progestogens in contraception?

Both vasectomy and tubectomy can be easily reversed.

What are the two main modes of action of contraceptive pills?

Which of the following is NOT a method of contraceptive?

Medical termination of pregnancy (MTP) is legal for unwanted pregnancies.

What is the term used for inability to conceive after two years of unprotected sexual cohabitation?

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) can be prevented by using __________ during sexual intercourse.

Match the following contraceptive methods with their type:

Which of the following is a complication of untreated STIs?

All sexually transmitted infections are curable.

Name one precaution to avoid contracting STIs.

What is one way to promote social responsibility in society regarding reproductive health?

Amniocentesis is allowed for fetal sex-determination under legal regulations.

What is the primary purpose of providing education about reproductive health to adolescents?

The oral contraceptive ________ was developed by scientists at CDRI in Lucknow.

Match the following reproductive health practices with their objectives:

Which of the following is a crucial feature for the successful implementation of reproductive health action plans?

There is no need for ongoing research in reproduction-related areas as existing methods are sufficient.

Education on available birth control options can help promote ________ family sizes.

What is the primary purpose of the Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) Act?

Contraceptives are always necessary for maintaining reproductive health.

What are the two opinions required for a pregnancy termination between 12 to 24 weeks?

Match the following conditions with their implications for pregnancy termination:

Which of the following is a possible ill-effect of contraceptive methods?

MTP is only performed in medical emergencies.

What does a risk to a woman's mental health during pregnancy classify as under the MTP Act?

Which of the following is a method based on periodic abstinence?

The lactational amenorrhea method can be effective for more than six months after parturition.

What is one primary advantage of natural contraceptive methods?

In barrier methods of contraception, the primary aim is to prevent the meeting of the ovum and ________.

Which category of contraceptives includes methods like oral contraceptives and injectables?

Contraceptive methods that involve surgery are completely reversible.

Name one common type of barrier method of contraception.

What is a key factor in preventing social evils related to reproductive health?

A statutory ban on amniocentesis aims to reduce the occurrence of female foeticides.

Name one important aspect of post-natal care.

What is the primary function of the diaphragm as a contraceptive method?

Copper-releasing IUDs enhance the motility of sperms in the uterus.

Research on reproduction-related areas is encouraged by __________ and non-governmental agencies.

Match the following conditions with their descriptions:

Name one type of hormone-releasing IUD.

Which of the following is a responsibility regarding birth control?

Condoms are often used as a barrier method to prevent the entry of __________ into the female reproductive tract.

Massive child immunization programs have no impact on population health.

Successful implementation of reproductive health action plans requires strong __________ facilities.

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of using condoms?

IUDs can only be inserted by a trained medical professional.

What is the purpose of spermicide when used with barrier methods?

Artificial insemination can correct infertility due to low sperm counts.

What is the main aim of assisted reproductive technologies (ART)?

The process of injecting sperm directly into the ovum is known as __________.

Match the following assisted reproductive technologies with their descriptions:

Which statement about the cost of assisted reproductive technologies is correct?

All assisted reproductive technologies are available in many centers across the country.

Which of the following statement(s) about contraceptives is correct?

Name one emotional factor that may deter couples from using assisted reproductive technologies.

Amniocentesis is legal in the country for sex determination purposes.

Name one method to help assist infertile couples in having children.

One of the key reasons for population explosion is ________.

What is one major risk associated with illegal Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP)?

Early symptoms of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are often severe and very noticeable.

What is the main reason for the increase in illegal MTPs?

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) can also be transmitted by sharing __________.

Match the following STIs with their primary characteristics:

Which of the following STIs is often considered the most dangerous?

Most STIs, except for a few, are completely curable with proper treatment.

What should be avoided to ensure the safety of MTP procedures?

What is the primary purpose of oral contraceptive pills?

Progestogens can be administered in the form of injections or implants.

What is the procedure for male sterilization called?

Emergency contraceptive methods are recommended to be used within _____ hours of unprotected intercourse.

Which of the following statements about Saheli is correct?

Tubectomy has a high reversibility rate.

What is the purpose of administering progestogens within 72 hours of intercourse?

What does reproductive health encompass according to the World Health Organisation?

The family planning programs in India were first initiated in 1961.

What is one major task of Reproductive and Child Health Care (RCH) programmes?

The introduction of __________ in schools aims to provide accurate information about reproductive health.

Which of the following is NOT a component of reproductive health?

Reproductive health solely focuses on the physical aspects of reproduction.

What role do parents and teachers play in reproductive health education?

Which of the following is a factor that contributes to reproductive health issues?

Effective reproductive health education can help in controlling population growth.

What is the purpose of the 'Saheli' contraceptive?

Improper use of amniocentesis can lead to __________ of female fetuses.

Match the following reproductive health practices with their benefits:

What type of support is essential for successful implementation of reproductive health action plans?

Massive child immunization programs help in reducing population growth.

What are two key issues that require awareness to build a healthy society?

What is one of the primary goals of reproductive health awareness programs?

Medical termination of pregnancy (MTP) is illegal in most countries.

What term describes the inability to conceive after two years of unprotected sexual cohabitation?

The use of __________ during intercourse can significantly reduce the risk of contracting STIs.

Which of the following is a common complication associated with sexually transmitted infections?

Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) is a serious complication resulting from untreated STIs.

What advanced reproductive technology is commonly known as the 'Test Tube Baby' program?

Medical termination of pregnancy (MTP) is considered safe during the first trimester.

Infections transmitted through sexual intercourse are referred to as _________.

Match the sexually transmitted infections with their characteristics:

What is a dangerous trend associated with amniocentesis?

STIs can only be transmitted through sexual intercourse.

List two common symptoms of sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

Which of the following can be a consequence of untreated STIs?

Infertility is often solely the fault of the female partner.

What is one method of assisted reproductive technology mentioned in the content?

The absence of symptoms in early stages of infection can lead to __________ in infected individuals.

Match the following complications of STIs with their descriptions:

What is a recommended preventive measure against STIs?

Individuals aged 15-24 are at a higher risk of contracting STIs.

What percentage of couples worldwide face infertility issues?

Family planning programs in India were initiated in 1951 to improve reproductive health.

What are the major tasks under the Reproductive and Child Health Care (RCH) programmes?

Education about reproductive health can help reduce _________________ related misconceptions.

Match the following aspects of reproductive health with their descriptions:

Which of the following is a significant benefit of creating awareness about reproductive health?

Only governmental agencies are responsible for disseminating reproductive health information.

What should be encouraged in schools to provide correct information about reproductive health?

Which of the following methods is part of Natural/Traditional contraceptives?

The lactational amenorrhea method is effective for as long as the mother breastfeeds her child.

What kind of problems are addressed by educating people about reproductive health?

What is the primary goal of an ideal contraceptive method?

The method where the male partner withdraws his penis just before ejaculation is known as ________.

Amniocentesis is primarily used for testing genetic disorders.

What is the main goal of the 'Saheli' contraceptive developed in India?

What is one major drawback of Natural/Traditional contraceptive methods?

Educating adolescents about safe and __________ sexual practices is essential for reproductive health.

Barrier methods can be used only by males.

Match the following reproductive health programs with their objectives:

Which of the following options describes aspects of effective reproductive health care?

Name one example of a barrier method.

Education on birth control is only necessary for married couples.

What is one method used to address infertility according to the content?

What is the primary method of action for hormonal contraceptive pills?

Saheli is a daily oral contraceptive that requires administration every day for 21 days.

What is the term for the sterilization procedure performed on females?

Progestogens can be administered in the form of injections or __________.

Emergency contraceptives should be administered within how many hours of unprotected intercourse?

The reversibility of sterilization procedures like vasectomy and tubectomy is high.

What primary function do progestogens serve in contraception?

What is the earliest week during pregnancy in which a woman can terminate her pregnancy on the opinion of one registered medical practitioner?

Medical termination of pregnancy (MTP) can only be performed if a woman is in critical health condition.

What are the two opinions required if a pregnancy has lasted more than 12 weeks but fewer than 24 weeks?

The act that allows medical termination of pregnancy was legalized in __________.

Match the following terms related to Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) with their definitions:

Which of the following is a reason that can justify the medical termination of a pregnancy?

What are some potential ill-effects of contraceptive methods that should not be ignored?

The widespread use of contraceptives is solely beneficial for population control.

Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) is considered safe during the second trimester.

Sexually transmitted infections are also known as __________ diseases.

Which of the following actions can help reverse the trend of illegal MTPs?

Most sexually transmitted infections are curable when detected and treated early.

What is one of the major risks associated with performing MTP illegally?

What is a key focus of reproductive health education for adolescents?

Saheli is an oral contraceptive developed specifically for males.

What does the process of amniocentesis help to test for?

Awareness of the problems due to uncontrolled population growth can help build a __________ society.

Which of the following is a benefit of breastfeeding?

Professional expertise is unnecessary for effective reproductive health care.

What is one program implemented to combat female foeticides?

What is a suggested reason for population explosion?

Spontaneous abortions can happen naturally.

Name one method suggested to assist infertile couples to have children.

To prevent contracting STDs, one must use __________ during sexual activity.

What is the maximum period during which a pregnancy can be terminated based on the opinion of one registered medical practitioner?

Medical termination of pregnancy (MTP) is legal in India since 1971.

What condition allows for the termination of pregnancy if it lasts more than 12 weeks but less than 24 weeks?

The intentional termination of pregnancy before full term is known as ________.

Which of the following is considered a ground for the termination of pregnancy?

Match the following risks with their descriptions:

The widespread use of contraceptives contributes to unchecked population growth.

What is the estimated number of medical terminations of pregnancy (MTPs) performed globally each year?

What is a primary characteristic of an ideal contraceptive?

Natural contraceptive methods have a high chance of failure.

What is the name of the method that prevents conception by avoiding sexual activity during the fertile period?

The withdrawal method is also known as __________.

What is one major complication that can result from untreated STIs?

Asymptomatic infections in females can lead to serious health complications.

What is the primary age group that reports the highest incidence of STIs?

Which contraceptive method relies on the absence of menstruation during lactation?

One of the methods of assisted reproductive technologies is __________ fertilization.

Barrier methods are only available for women.

Match the infertility causes with their descriptions:

How long is lactational amenorrhea considered effective after parturition?

Using condoms can reduce the risk of both STIs and unwanted pregnancies.

Which of the following should be avoided to prevent STIs?

What are specialized health care units that help in diagnosing infertility called?

What is a major risk associated with performing illegal Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP)?

MTPs are considered completely safe during the second trimester.

Name one sexually transmitted infection that is not curable if detected early.

The legal practice of amniocentesis should not be used for __________.

Match the following sexually transmitted infections with their common characteristics:

What is one of the primary reasons for performing a Medical Termination of Pregnancy?

Most sexually transmitted infections (STIs) can be completely cured.

What is one symptom that is common among sexually transmitted infections?

Which of the following is a key reason for educating adolescents about reproductive health?

Amniocentesis is commonly used to determine the sex of a fetus.

What is the primary purpose of condoms?