Chapter: Reproductive Health
1.

According to WHO, reproductive health means a total well-being in all aspects of reproduction like..

A. Physical, Emotional, Behavioral, Social
B. Physical, Mental, Health, Sexual Habits, Healthy body
C. Physical, Mental, Behevioural, Devlopment of sexual organs
D. Physical, Mental, Emtional, Social
Answer» A. Physical, Emotional, Behavioral, Social
2.

What is the rank of India to kick off action plans and programs at national level to get total reproductive health as a social goal ?

A. First
B. Second
C. Third
D. Fourth
Answer» A. First
3.

What are the programs called to get total reproductive health as a social goal of national level ?

A. Family care
B. Family planning
C. Family organigation
D. Reproductive care
Answer» B. Family planning
4.

When was family planning initiated ?

A. 1950
B. 1951
C. 1952
D. 1953
Answer» C. 1952
5.

By which name family planning is currently popular ?

A. Family and child care
B. Reproductive and chid care
C. Reproductive and child health care
D. Reproductive and child health.
Answer» C. Reproductive and child health care
6.

What are the major tasks under reprouctive and child health care programs ?

A. Create awareness about reproductive health among people
B. Educate people about reproductive process
C. Establish reproductive health care in society
D. Both (a) and (c).
Answer» D. Both (a) and (c).
7.

Which are the media to bring awarness about reproductive and child health care programs ?

A. Audio- visual aid
B. Newspapers
C. Leaflets
D. Both (a) and (b)
Answer» D. Both (a) and (b)
8.

How is information about reproductive health is given ib schools ?

A. By introducing sex education as a subject
B. By discussion
C. By orators on sex education
D. By arranging question-answer session.
Answer» A. By introducing sex education as a subject
9.

What are the requirments for the successful implemenattion of sex education programs ?

A. Professional expertise
B. Materials and tools
C. Qntrastructure
D. All obove
Answer» D. All obove
10.

What are the problems in reproductive health care which requires a doctor's help ?

A. Conception,parturition, abortion
B. Contracption, menstruction problem, infertility
C. STD s
D. All above
Answer» D. All above
11.

In which countries of Europe the population has decreased ?

A. Itally, Spain
B. Itally, Germany
C. Spain, Russia
D. Switzerland
Answer» A. Itally, Spain
12.

Effects of high population growth are....

A. Decrease in resources
B. Increase in poverty and malnurition
C. Other population related problems
D. All above
Answer» D. All above
13.

What is the rank of India in population growth.?

A. First
B. Second
C. Third
D. Fourth
Answer» B. Second
14.

Which country ranks first in population ?

A. America
B. Russia
C. China
D. Australia
Answer» C. China
15.

What is the percentage population of india compared to the world's population ?

A. 16.80%
B. 16.85%
C. 16.90%
D. 16.87%
Answer» D. 16.87%
16.

What percentage of region does indian population occupy ?

A. 2.4%
B. 3.4%
C. 4.4%
D. 5.4%
Answer» A. 2.4%
17.

What was the population of india during independence (in millions)

A. 335
B. 338
C. .352
D. 342
Answer» D. 342
18.

What was the increase in population size of our country from 1951 to 1991 ?

A. 362 to 845
B. 361 to 846
C. 363 to 847
D. 384 to 848
Answer» B. 361 to 846
19.

What was the size of India's population in 2001 (in millions) ?

A. 1025
B. 1028
C. 1027
D. 1026
Answer» C. 1027
20.

What was the increase in the size of population from 1951 to 2001 in India ?

A. 2 time
B. 3 times
C. 31/2 times
D. 4
Answer» B. 3 times
21.

What is the main factor affecting the population growth ?

A. Increase in health case facilities
B. Better life style
C. Increase in birth rate and decrease in death rate
D. Industrialization.
Answer» C. Increase in birth rate and decrease in death rate
22.

What is our main goal to control population growth ?

A. Decrease in death rate.
B. Decreasing the birthrate
C. Organizing several programmes
D. Promote family planning programmes
Answer» B. Decreasing the birthrate
23.

What is the reason for popularity of barrier method of family planning ?

A. The absence of side effect
B. Compartively more reliable
C. Protection from sexually trasmitted diseases.
D. Both a and b
Answer» D. Both a and b
24.

Which is the physical barrier method for familly planing in females ?

A. Condom for male
B. Condom for female
C. Diaphragm.
D. Both b and c
Answer» D. Both b and c
25.

Which of the following is not a natural familly planing method ?

A. Periodis abstinence
B. Interruption coitus
C. Chemical method
D. Lactational amenorrhea
Answer» C. Chemical method
26.

Which of the following is not a variation of diaphragm ?

A. Conical cap
B. Umbrella cap
C. Vinule cap
D. a and b both
Answer» C. Vinule cap
27.

Avvenge the following intne uterine devices(IUDS) in chronological order, non medical IUDS, copper IUDS and hormonal IUDS.

A. First, Secod, Third
B. Second, First, Third
C. Third, First, Second
D. First, Second, Third
Answer» A. First, Secod, Third
28.

From which day of menstrual cycle the hormonal contracaptive pills should be started ?

A. 5th day
B. 7th day
C. 1st day
D. 2nd day
Answer» A. 5th day
29.

Which is not related with reference to hormonal contraceptive pills ?

A. Prevent ovum to release from the ovary
B. Thicken the cervical mucous.
C. Inhibites sperm penetration.
D. Partial activation of cervical mucous
Answer» C. Inhibites sperm penetration.
30.

Which are the permenent methods of family planning ?

A. Vasectomy, Tubectomy
B. Condom for female, condom for male
C. Copper T and pills.
D. Vasectomy, copper T
Answer» A. Vasectomy, Tubectomy
31.

In Vasectomy which part is tied and cut ?

A. Epididydermis
B. Vas deferens
C. Ejeculatory duct
D. Urinogenitial duct
Answer» B. Vas deferens
32.

Which part is removed in tubectorny ?

A. Funnel of fellopian tube
B. Ovaries
C. Fallopian tube
D. Uterus
Answer» C. Fallopian tube
33.

What do you mean induced abortion ?

A. Voluntary termination of pregnancy after foetus become viable
B. Voluntary termination of pregnancy before foetus become viable.
C. Foetus removed at imcomplete gestation months.
D. Accidently foetus is lost .
Answer» B. Voluntary termination of pregnancy before foetus become viable.
34.

What is the rate of induced abortion per year across the world in numbers ?

A. 45 to 48 million
B. 55 to 60 millions
C. 45 to 50 millions
D. 55 to 58 millions
Answer» C. 45 to 50 millions
35.

Which are the problems related to the legal induced abortions ?

A. Emotional and moral
B. Redigiation and social
C. Mental and physical
D. Both a and b.
Answer» D. Both a and b.
36.

When did Induced abortion act was passed by Indian Government ?

A. 1970
B. 1971
C. 1972
D. 1980
Answer» B. 1971
37.

When did 'Induced abortion act' came in to force by Government of India ?

A. 1st April 1971
B. 1st April 1972
C. 1st April 1973
D. 1st April 1974
Answer» B. 1st April 1972
38.

In which of the following Induced Abortion is not neccessory ?

A. There is substaintial risk the child being born with serious handicaps.
B. Where the pregnancy is the result of rape
C. When the foetus is not of desired sex.
D. Unwanted pregnancy.
Answer» C. When the foetus is not of desired sex.
39.

What are sexually trasmitted diseases ?

A. Diseases transmitted through sexual intercourse are collectively known as...
B. Diseases spread through bacteria.
C. Diseases spread through virus.
D. Diseases spread through protozoans.
Answer» A. Diseases transmitted through sexual intercourse are collectively known as...
40.

Which microbes causes sexually transmitted diseases ?

A. Bacteria and virus.
B. Protozoans and Fungi.
C. Nematods & viroids.
D. Both a and b.
Answer» D. Both a and b.
41.

How many pathogenss cause sexually trasmitted diseases through contacts ?

A. More than 20
B. Less than 20
C. More than 25
D. Less than 25
Answer» A. More than 20
42.

Match following coloumns according to thair age group and amount of sexually transmitted diseases.
Column-I Column-II
(P) 15-19 (i) medium / moderate
(Q) 20-24 (ii) less
(R) 25-29 (iii) very less
(S) 30-34 (iv) more

A. P-iii, Q-iv, R-i, S-ii
B. P-ii, Q-iv, R-i, S-iii
C. P-ii, Q-iv, R-i,S-iii
D. P-ii, Q-iii, R-iv, S-i
Answer» C. P-ii, Q-iv, R-i,S-iii
43.

Which microbes cause gonorrhoead ?

A. Neisseria gonorrhoeae
B. Treponema pollidium
C. Herpis simplex
D. Tricomonas vaginatis
Answer» A. Neisseria gonorrhoeae
44.

Which microbes cause syphilis ?

A. Neisseria gonorrhoeae
B. Treponema pollidium
C. Herpis simplex
D. Tricomonas vaginalis
Answer» B. Treponema pollidium
45.

Which are the main method for the diagnosis of STDS ?

A. By detection of antibodies in blood.
B. Identification of pathogen by culturing them
C. Through a short polynucleotide chain of pathogenic organism
D. With the help of Primer
Answer» B. Identification of pathogen by culturing them
46.

Which diseases is diagnosed through ELISA Test ?

A. Gonorrhoea
B. Syphilis
C. AIDS
D. Herpes
Answer» C. AIDS
47.

Which diseases is diagnosed by the identification of antibiodies against antigen ?

A. Gonorrhoea
B. Syphilis
C. Hepatitis
D. AIDS
Answer» D. AIDS
48.

Give full form of ELISA ?

A. Enzyme Linked Immuno Absorbant Assay
B. Enzyme Linking Immuno Assay
C. Enzyme Live Implantations Assay
D. Enzyme Live Immuno Absorbant
Answer» A. Enzyme Linked Immuno Absorbant Assay
49.

What is the full form of PCR ?

A. Primary Chain Reaction
B. Polymerase Chain Reaction
C. Polymerase Cytosine Reaction
D. Primary Cytosine Reaction
Answer» B. Polymerase Chain Reaction
50.

Which are the principles to prevent STD diseases ?

A. Avoid sex with umknown persons
B. Always use condom during coitus
C. In case of doubt consult a doctor and get treatment if the disease is diagnosed
D. All above
Answer» D. All above

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