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What does reproductive health refer to?
What does reproductive health refer to?
Healthy reproductive organs with normal functions, including emotional and social aspects.
What does the World Health Organisation (WHO) define reproductive health as?
What does the World Health Organisation (WHO) define reproductive health as?
- Only physical health of reproductive organs
- Only emotional health related to reproduction
- Total well-being in all aspects of reproduction (correct)
- Physical and emotional well-being in reproduction (correct)
The family planning programme in India was initiated in 1951.
The family planning programme in India was initiated in 1951.
True (A)
What is the popular name for improved programmes covering reproduction-related areas in India?
What is the popular name for improved programmes covering reproduction-related areas in India?
What is one of the major tasks under reproductive health programmes?
What is one of the major tasks under reproductive health programmes?
What is the importance of educating people about safe and hygienic sexual practices?
What is the importance of educating people about safe and hygienic sexual practices?
Implementation of various action plans to attain reproductive health requires strong ______ facilities.
Implementation of various action plans to attain reproductive health requires strong ______ facilities.
Which of the following reproductive health issues require medical assistance?
Which of the following reproductive health issues require medical assistance?
What is amniocentesis used for?
What is amniocentesis used for?
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Study Notes
Reproductive Health
- Reproductive health is a comprehensive state of well-being in all aspects of reproduction, physical, emotional, behavioural and social.
Reproductive Health Problems and Strategies in India
- India was one of the first countries to implement national-level reproductive health plans starting in 1951.
- These programs, initially known as "family planning," have evolved into "Reproductive and Child Health Care (RCH) programs"
- Programs aim to educate citizens on various reproductive aspects, provide facilities, and support the creation of a reproductively healthy society.
- Methods to improve awareness include: audiovisual and print media, school sex education, and communication from parents, relatives, teachers, and friends.
- The focus of education is on topics like reproductive organs, adolescence, safe and hygienic sexual practices, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), HIV/AIDS, and birth control options. Other aspects include care for pregnant mothers, postnatal care, breastfeeding, and promoting equal opportunities for male and female children.
- Awareness campaigns address population growth concerns, social evils like sex abuse, and sex-related crimes.
- Implementing successful reproductive health plans requires strong infrastructure, professional expertise, and material support for medical assistance in areas like pregnancy, delivery, STDs, abortions, contraception, menstrual problems, and infertility.
- Continuous improvement is crucial with the use of new techniques and strategies for efficient care and assistance.
- Amniocentesis, a foetal sex determination test, is banned to legally address the growing issue of sex-selective abortions.
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