Q6. Which method of contraception is specifically recommended for women who cannot take hormonal contraceptives?
- A. Oral pills
- B. Copper IUD
- C. Hormonal injections
- D. Implants
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Which hormone is primarily responsible for maintaining pregnancy?
Estrogen
Progesterone
Testosterone
Oxytocin
What is the main function of Saheli, the contraceptive pill developed in India?
Enhances sperm motility
Acts as a barrier contraceptive
Suppresses ovulation using a non-steroidal compound
Increases the chances of pregnancy
Which of the following government programs in India focuses on maternal health and reducing infant mortality?
Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana
Janani Suraksha Yojana
Make in India
Digital India
Which of the following best describes infertility?
Inability to conceive after two years of unprotected intercourse
Inability to menstruate regularly
Failure to develop secondary sexual characteristics
Presence of sexually transmitted infections
Which of the following statements regarding assisted reproductive technology (ART) is incorrect?
IVF involves fertilization outside the female body.
ICSI is useful when male partners have a low sperm count.
GIFT transfers embryos directly into the uterus.
ZIFT transfers zygotes into the fallopian tube.
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