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Which body defines reproductive health as total well-being?India's family planning programmes were begun in the year:Family planning programmes now run under the name:Amniocentesis is banned by statute when used for:Amniocentesis analyses cells taken from the:Saheli, the oral contraceptive for females, was developed at the:World population reached roughly what figure by the year 2000?The lactational amenorrhea method works only up to:Which method involves withdrawal before ejaculation?Nirodh is a popular brand of which contraceptive?Besides preventing conception, condoms also protect against:Diaphragms, cervical caps and vaults are barriers that are:Which is used with barriers to raise their efficiency?Which is a non-medicated intra uterine device?Copper ions released by an IUD act by suppressing sperm:Oral contraceptive pills must be taken daily for:The gap between two courses of oral pills is:Saheli is described as which kind of pill?Emergency contraceptives are effective if used within:Sterilisation in the male is called:In vasectomy the part removed or tied is the:India legalised medical termination of pregnancy in:MTP is considered relatively safe up to:Under the 2017 amendment, MTP up to 12 weeks needs the opinion of:Between 12 and 24 weeks, MTP needs the opinion of:Infections passed on through sexual intercourse are called:Which sexually transmitted infection is NOT completely curable?Untreated sexually transmitted infections can lead to:Sexually transmitted infections are most frequent in ages:In an infertile couple, the problem more often lies with the:Techniques that help infertile couples have children are called:The test tube baby programme is popularly the name for:Transfer of an embryo of more than 8 blastomeres into the uterus is:Transfer of a donor ovum into another female's fallopian tube is:Injecting a sperm directly into an ovum is called:Low sperm count in the ejaculate can be addressed by:Which is named as one of the best routes to parenthood?The WHO defines reproductive health as total well-being that is:India's family planning programmes were initiated in:The improved family planning programmes are now known as:Which contraceptive for women was developed in India?An ideal contraceptive should be effective and:Which is one of the broad categories of contraceptive methods?Natural methods work by avoiding the meeting of sperms and:In periodic abstinence, couples avoid coitus on which days?The period when fertilisation is most likely is called the:Which is a non-medicated intrauterine device?Which IUD releases copper?Which IUD releases a hormone?IUDs work partly by increasing which process against sperms?The Government of India legalised MTP in:MTP is considered relatively safe up to how many weeks?A majority of unsafe MTPs are performed illegally by:Which technique is misused to determine the sex of a foetus?Diseases transmitted through sexual contact are called:Which is listed as a sexually transmitted infection?Besides sexual contact, hepatitis-B and HIV can spread through shared:Fertilisation outside the body is known as:Transfer of a zygote into the fallopian tube is called:Transfer of an embryo with more than 8 blastomeres into the uterus is:Transfer of an ovum to another female's fallopian tube is called:Injecting a sperm directly into an ovum is known as: