3. Reproductive Health
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When was the 'Family Planning' program started in India?
A) 1947 | B) 1951 | C) 1961 | D) 1971 -
What is the full form of MTP?
A) Medical Termination of Pregnancy | B) Manual Termination of Protoplasm | C) Medical Training for Professionals | D) None -
What does IUD stand for?
A) Intra Uterine Devices | B) Intra Uterine Development | C) Inter Uterine Devices | D) In Vitro Development -
Oral contraceptive pills are generally composed of?
A) Only Estrogen | B) Progesterone or Progesterone-Estrogen mixture | C) Only Vitamins | D) Sugar pills -
Which of the following is a natural contraceptive method?
A) Copper-T | B) Sterilization | C) Coitus interruptus | D) Condom -
Reproductive health means total well-being in all aspects of reproduction; who gave this definition?
A) UNESCO | B) WHO | C) UNICEF | D) ICMR -
Up to how many weeks is MTP considered safe?
A) 12 weeks | B) 20 weeks | C) 25 weeks | D) 8 weeks -
Which of the following is NOT a Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI)?
A) AIDS | B) Gonorrhoea | C) Cancer | D) Syphilis -
When is World Population Day celebrated?
A) June 5 | B) July 11 | C) December 1 | D) April 22 -
Legally, Amniocentesis technique can be used for?
A) Sex determination | B) Detection of genetic disorders | C) Abortion | D) None -
Condition of natural contraception in breastfeeding mothers is called?
A) Menarche | B) Lactational amenorrhea | C) Menopause | D) Sterilization -
What is the process of female sterilization called?
A) Vasectomy | B) Tubectomy | C) Hysterectomy | D) None -
Why is the use of condoms increasing?
A) It is a contraceptive | B) It protects from STIs and AIDS | C) It provides privacy | D) All of the above -
The STD that is not completely curable?
A) Gonorrhoea | B) Syphilis | C) Genital herpes | D) Trichomoniasis -
What is the main objective of the RCH program?
A) Providing reproductive facilities | B) Child healthcare | C) Creating awareness | D) All of the above -
What is the main function of copper ions in Copper-T (CuT)?
A) Stop ovulation | B) Decrease sperm motility | C) Destroy eggs | D) None -
An ideal contraceptive should be?
A) User-friendly | B) Cheap and easily available | C) Effective | D) All of the above -
Approximately what was India's population according to the 2011 census?
A) 100 crore | B) 121 crore (1.2 billion) | C) 150 crore | D) 80 crore -
How is AIDS spread?
A) Handshake | B) Infected blood and sexual contact | C) Eating together | D) Mosquito bite -
What is the full form of ART?
A) Assisted Reproductive Technologies | B) Artificial Reproductive Tests | C) Average Reproductive Time | D) None -
Assertion (A): 'Saheli' is a highly effective contraceptive pill.
Reason (R): It is a non-steroidal pill taken once a week.
A) Both A and R are true, R is correct explanation | B) Both A and R are true, R is not correct explanation | C) A is true, R is false | D) A is false, R is true -
How do copper-releasing IUDs (like Multiload 375) work?
A) Releasing hormones | B) Increasing phagocytosis of sperms | C) Blocking eggs | D) None -
What is the effect of hormone-releasing IUDs (like LNG-20)?
A) Makes uterus unsuitable for implantation | B) Kills sperms | C) Increases ovulation | D) Dries semen -
In cases of infertility, what is done in 'IVF' technique?
A) In vitro fertilization (outside the body) | B) In vivo fertilization | C) Only drug treatment | D) None -
What is the most effective way to avoid STIs?
A) Avoiding unprotected sex with unknown partners | B) Regular use of condoms | C) Visiting a doctor immediately if suspicious | D) All of the above -
What are the legal marriage ages for females and males in India respectively?
A) 18 and 21 years | B) 15 and 18 years | C) 21 and 25 years | D) 18 and 18 years -
Assertion (A): Amniocentesis is banned in India.
Reason (R): It is misused for sex determination leading to female foeticide.
A) Both A and R are true, R is correct explanation | B) Both A and R are true, R is not correct explanation | C) A is true, R is false | D) Both false -
According to MTP Amendment Act 2017, how many opinions are needed for a pregnancy over 20 weeks?
A) One doctor | B) Two registered doctors | C) None | D) Five doctors -
How long can the Lactational amenorrhea method be effective?
A) 9 months | B) 6 months (Maximum) | C) 1 year | D) 2 years -
Examples of barrier methods are?
A) Condoms | B) Diaphragms | C) Vaults | D) All of the above -
Why is sterilization (Vasectomy/Tubectomy) called a 'permanent method'?
A) Because reversibility is very poor | B) Because it is 100% successful | C) Because it has no cost | D) Both A and B -
What is the causative bacteria of Syphilis?
A) Treponema pallidum | B) Neisseria gonorrhoeae | C) HIV | D) Plasmodium -
In which Indian institute was the 'Saheli' pill developed?
A) CDRI, Lucknow | B) AIIMS, Delhi | C) ICMR, Mumbai | D) IVRI, Bareilly -
What is transferred in the 'GIFT' method for infertility?
A) Zygote | B) Gamete into the fallopian tube | C) Embryo into the uterus | D) None -
How do hormonal contraceptives work?
A) Inhibiting ovulation | B) Inhibiting implantation | C) Altering cervix mucus quality | D) All of the above -
Assertion (A): All STIs are not completely curable.
Reason (R): Hepatitis-B, Genital herpes, and AIDS currently have no complete cure.
A) Both A and R are true, R is correct explanation | B) Both A and R are true, R is not correct explanation | C) A is true, R is false | D) A is false, R is true -
Cervical caps are used to cover which organ?
A) Vagina | B) Cervix | C) Ovary | D) Fallopian tube -
At what stage is the embryo transferred in the ZIFT technique?
A) Up to 8 blastomeres (into fallopian tube) | B) 32 blastomeres (into uterus) | C) Only sperms | D) None -
Is the use of contraceptives a health right?
A) Yes | B) No | C) Only in some countries | D) Controversial -
The main reason for Population Explosion is?
A) Decline in death rate | B) Decline in maternal mortality rate (MMR) | C) Decline in infant mortality rate (IMR) | D) All of the above -
What does 'ICSI' stand for during IVF?
A) Intra Cytoplasmic Sperm Injection | B) Inter Cellular Sperm Injection | C) Internal Cytoplasmic Study | D) None -
If a male has a very low sperm count (Oligospermia), which technique is suitable?
A) GIFT | B) AI (Artificial Insemination) | C) ZIFT | D) MTP -
How can Hepatitis-B be transmitted?
A) Sexual contact | B) Infected needles | C) From infected mother to fetus | D) All of the above -
In which is Genetic Polymorphism NOT used (though relevant for testing)?
A) DNA fingerprinting | B) Sex determination | C) Disease diagnosis | D) None -
Early symptoms of STIs can be?
A) Itching and fluid discharge | B) Slight pain and swelling | C) Both A and B | D) Sudden weight gain -
For a couple where the female's fallopian tubes are blocked, the best method is?
A) IUI | B) GIFT | C) IVF and ET (Embryo Transfer) | D) Sterilization -
Steps taken by the government to reduce population growth rate are?
A) Raising marriage age | B) Incentivizing small families | C) Slogan of 'Hum Do Hamare Do' | D) All of the above -
Up to when is MTP legally valid (in specific circumstances)?
A) 12 weeks | B) 24 weeks (Revised rules) | C) 36 weeks | D) Anytime -
What is an emergency contraceptive method after implantation?
A) Use of IUDs within 72 hours | B) MTP | C) Sterilization | D) None -
Complications caused by STDs in the future are?
A) Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) | B) Abortion | C) Ectopic pregnancy | D) All of the above -
When is IUI (Intra-uterine insemination) used?
A) When sperms cannot reach the ovum | B) When ova are not produced | C) When mother is ill | D) None -
Is condom use necessary during oral sex?
A) Yes, to avoid STIs | B) No | C) Only for unwanted pregnancy | D) Don't know -
Chlamydiasis is what type of infection?
A) Bacterial | B) Viral | C) Fungal | D) Protozoan -
What is the main active ingredient in the pill 'Saheli'?
A) Centchroman | B) Progesterone | C) Estrogen | D) Insulin -
Ectopic Pregnancy means?
A) Embryo development outside the uterus | B) Twin babies | C) Preterm delivery | D) None -
Relation between Innate immunity and reproductive health is?
A) It protects genitals from infection | B) It has no relation | C) It is only in males | D) None -
Test tube baby means?
A) Baby grows in a test tube | B) Fertilization outside and development inside the body | C) Both fertilization and development outside | D) None -
The study of population is called?
A) Demography | B) Biography | C) Anthropology | D) Zoology -
Lifespan of Copper-T 380A is approx?
A) 1 year | B) 5-10 years | C) Lifetime | D) 1 month -
In which year did India legally recognize MTP?
A) 1951 | B) 1971 | C) 1981 | D) 2001
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