alleryProgestogen injections and implants resemble oral hormonal pills mainly in their:
AMode of contraceptive action
BPlacement over the cervix
CRemoval of the fallopian tubes
DAbility to block STI transmission
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Mode of contraceptive action
NCERT states that hormonal injections and implants act similarly to pills but last longer. They do not form cervical barriers, remove tubes or provide STI protection.
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