TS EAMCET Reproductive Health — practice questions
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Practice TS EAMCET Reproductive Health in the app →According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), reproductive health means a total well-being in all of the fIndia initiated family planning programmes at a national level in the year:Amniocentesis has been legally banned in India for the purpose of:As per the 2011 census, India's population growth rate was approximately:All of the following are properties of an *ideal* contraceptive EXCEPT:Statutory raising of the marriageable age in India is:In the periodic-abstinence method, couples avoid coitus between which days of the menstrual cycle?Lactational amenorrhea as a contraceptive method is effective only up to a maximum period of:Withdrawal or coitus interruptus prevents conception by:'Nirodh' is a popular brand of which contraceptive in India?Diaphragms, cervical caps and vaults work by:Which of the following is a hormone-releasing IUD?IUDs are particularly suitable for women who wish to:Oral contraceptive pills are typically taken for how many days followed by what gap?'Saheli' — a contraceptive developed in India — is best described as:Saheli was developed by scientists at which Indian institute?The sterilisation procedure in males where a small part of the vas deferens is removed/tied is called:Tubectomy refers to:The Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) was legalised in India in:MTPs are considered relatively safe when performed in the:Which of the following STIs is NOT completely curable when detected early?The age group reported to have the highest incidence of sexually transmitted infections is:Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), ectopic pregnancy and infertility are best described as:Inability to conceive despite unprotected sexual cohabitation for an extended period is termed:In the In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF)/Test-Tube Baby programme, an early embryo with **up to 8 blastomeres** is In which year did India launch its national family planning programmes?Saheli, a once-a-week oral contraceptive for women, was developed at which Indian institute?Amniocentesis can be used to test a foetus for which genetic disorder?The world population rose from about 2 billion in 1900 to roughly how much by 2000?India's population crossed what total in May 2011?The slogan 'Hum Do Hamare Do' promotes which idea?What are the statutory minimum marriageable ages for females and males in India respectively?Which of these is a feature of an ideal contraceptive?Which natural method involves withdrawing the penis before ejaculation?The lactational amenorrhea method works because during intense lactation after childbirth what is absent?The lactational amenorrhea method is reported effective for up to a maximum of how long after parturition?Condoms are barriers made of which material?Which contraceptive also protects the user from STIs and AIDS?Which barrier methods are reusable?Lippes loop is an example of which type of IUD?Copper ions released by IUDs suppress what?Besides affecting sperm, hormone releasing IUDs make the uterus unsuitable for what?IUDs are ideal contraceptives for women who want to do what?Oral contraceptive pills are taken daily for how many days in each cycle before a 7-day gap?Saheli differs from usual pills because it is a pill of which kind?Emergency contraceptives must be used within how many hours of coitus to be very effective?Sterilisation in the male is called what?A major drawback of surgical sterilisation methods is that they have what?Which is a possible side effect of contraceptive use?In which year did India legalise medical termination of pregnancy?Another name for medical termination of pregnancy is what?Worldwide, MTPs per year are roughly what fraction of all conceived pregnancies?Why must MTP be legally restricted in India?Who performs most of the illegal and unsafe MTPs?Which of these infections is a sexually transmitted infection?STIs are also known as which of these?Which STI can also spread through sharing of injection needles or blood transfusion?Which is a late complication of untreated STIs?STI incidence is reported to be highest in which age group?Why are infected females often left undetected for long?Which is a recommended step to prevent STIs?Couples unable to produce children despite unprotected cohabitation are called what?In IVF, fertilisation takes place where?Zygote or early embryos with up to 8 blastomeres are transferred into the fallopian tube in which technique?GIFT involves transfer of what into the fallopian tube of another female?In ICSI, what is done to form an embryo in the laboratory?Which route to parenthood is described as one of the best for childless couples?