Reproductive Health – 200 NEET PYQ-Style MCQs (Part 1)
1. Which contraceptive is a non-steroidal oral pill developed in India?
A) Mala-D
B) Saheli
C) Copper-T
D) LNG-20
✅ Ans: B
2. Copper ions released by Cu-T mainly:
A) Prevent ovulation B) Kill zygote C) Suppress sperm motility and fertilising capacity D) Prevent implantation only
✅ Ans: C
3. Which one is a natural contraceptive method?
A) Cervical cap B) Coitus interruptus C) Copper-T D) Tubectomy
✅ Ans: B
4. Vasectomy involves:
A) Cutting fallopian tubes B) Removal of testes C) Cutting vas deferens D) Removal of epididymis
✅ Ans: C
5. Tubectomy is performed by:
A) Cutting vas deferens B) Cutting urethra C) Cutting fallopian tubes D) Removing ovary
✅ Ans: C
6. Which is a barrier contraceptive?
A) Condom B) Saheli C) Cu-T D) LNG-20
✅ Ans: A
7. Condom helps prevent:
A) Pregnancy only B) STDs only C) Pregnancy and STDs D) Ovulation
✅ Ans: C
8. Lippe's loop is:
A) Hormonal IUD B) Copper IUD C) Non-medicated IUD D) Oral pill
✅ Ans: C
9. Cu-T belongs to:
A) Barrier method B) IUD C) Surgical method D) Natural method
✅ Ans: B
10. LNG-20 is:
A) Hormone-releasing IUD B) Copper IUD C) Barrier device D) Surgical method
✅ Ans: A
11. Which STD is caused by bacteria?
A) AIDS B) Gonorrhoea C) Genital herpes D) Hepatitis-B
✅ Ans: B
12. AIDS is caused by:
A) HBV B) HIV C) HPV D) HSV
✅ Ans: B
13. Genital herpes is caused by:
A) HSV B) HIV C) HBV D) HCV
✅ Ans: A
14. Syphilis is caused by:
A) Treponema pallidum B) Neisseria gonorrhoeae C) HIV D) HSV
✅ Ans: A
15. Which STD is viral?
A) Gonorrhoea B) Syphilis C) Chlamydiasis D) AIDS
✅ Ans: D
16. Most STDs affect:
A) Reproductive tract B) Respiratory tract C) Digestive tract D) Nervous system
✅ Ans: A
17. ART stands for:
A) Assisted Reproductive Technologies B) Artificial Reproductive Treatment C) Advanced Reproduction Technique D) Assisted Reproduction Therapy
✅ Ans: A
18. IVF means:
A) Internal fertilisation B) In vitro fertilisation C) In vivo fertilisation D) Artificial insemination
✅ Ans: B
19. Test tube baby technique is:
A) GIFT B) ZIFT C) IVF-ET D) ICSI
✅ Ans: C
20. In ZIFT, transfer is made at:
A) Embryo >8 blastomeres B) Zygote/early embryo C) Ovum stage D) Blastocyst only
✅ Ans: B
21. GIFT stands for:
A) Gamete intrafallopian transfer B) Genetic intrafallopian transfer C) Gamete internal fertilisation technique D) Germinal intrafallopian transfer
✅ Ans: A
22. In GIFT, transferred structure is:
A) Embryo B) Zygote C) Gamete D) Blastocyst
✅ Ans: C
23. ICSI stands for:
A) Intra cytoplasmic sperm injection B) Internal sperm injection C) In vitro sperm injection D) Cytoplasmic fertilisation
✅ Ans: A
24. Amniocentesis is used for:
A) Sex determination B) Prenatal diagnosis C) Contraception D) MTP
✅ Ans: B
25. Sex determination by amniocentesis is:
A) Encouraged B) Legal C) Banned D) Recommended
✅ Ans: C
26. MTP stands for:
A) Medical Termination of Pregnancy B) Maternal Treatment Process C) Medical Transfer Procedure D) Maternal Therapy Program
✅ Ans: A
27. MTP is generally considered safer during:
A) First trimester B) Second trimester C) Third trimester D) After birth
✅ Ans: A
28. Population explosion refers to:
A) Sudden increase in population B) Decrease in population C) Stable population D) Migration
✅ Ans: A
29. Which contraceptive protects against STDs?
A) Cu-T B) Saheli C) Condom D) LNG-20
✅ Ans: C
30. World population crossed 8 billion in:
A) 2020 B) 2021 C) 2022 D) 2023
✅ Ans: C
๐ฅ NEET Frequency Analysis:
- Contraception → 40%
- ART (IVF, GIFT, ZIFT, ICSI) → 25%
- STDs → 20%
- MTP & Amniocentesis → 10%
- Population explosion → 5%
- Reproductive Health – NEET MCQs (Q31–60)
Reproductive Health – Assertion & Reason (Q61–100)
NCERT Based | NEET Level | Verified
Options for all questions:
A. Both Assertion (A) and Reason (R) are true and R is the correct explanation of A.
B. Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A.
C. A is true but R is false.
D. A is false but R is true.
Q61
A: Reproductive health refers to total well-being in all aspects of reproduction.
R: It includes physical, emotional, behavioural and social well-being.
✅ Answer: A
Q62
A: India initiated national-level programmes related to reproductive health in 1951.
R: India was among the first countries to take such initiatives.
✅ Answer: A
Q63
A: Reproductive Child Health Care (RCH) programmes aim at creating awareness among people.
R: Awareness helps build a reproductively healthy society.
✅ Answer: A
Q64
A: Sex education should be encouraged in schools.
R: It provides correct information about reproductive organs, adolescence and STDs.
✅ Answer: A
Q65
A: Contraception helps prevent unwanted pregnancies.
R: Contraceptive methods increase fertility.
✅ Answer: C
Q66
A: Natural contraceptive methods avoid meeting of sperm and ovum.
R: Fertilisation requires sperm and ovum to meet.
✅ Answer: A
Q67
A: Periodic abstinence is a natural method of contraception.
R: Coitus is avoided during the fertile period of the menstrual cycle.
✅ Answer: A
Q68
A: Withdrawal or coitus interruptus is a natural contraceptive method.
R: Semen is deposited in the vagina before ejaculation.
✅ Answer: C
Q69
A: Lactational amenorrhea can act as a contraceptive method.
R: Ovulation and menstruation are absent during the period.
✅ Answer: A
Q70
A: Condoms are barrier contraceptives.
R: They prevent insemination and also reduce risk of STDs.
✅ Answer: A
Q71
A: Condoms are reusable contraceptive devices.
R: They are made of thin rubber/latex.
✅ Answer: D
Q72
A: Cervical caps and diaphragms are barrier methods.
R: They cover the cervix and prevent sperm entry.
✅ Answer: A
Q73
A: IUDs are one of the most widely accepted contraceptive methods.
R: They are effective, reversible and easy to use.
✅ Answer: A
Q74
A: Lippe's Loop is a non-medicated IUD.
R: It releases copper ions into the uterus.
✅ Answer: C
Q75
A: Cu-T is a copper-releasing IUD.
R: Copper ions suppress sperm motility and fertilising capacity.
✅ Answer: A
Q76
A: Hormone-releasing IUDs make the uterus unsuitable for implantation.
R: They release hormones such as progesterone.
✅ Answer: A
Q77
A: Saheli is a non-steroidal oral contraceptive pill.
R: It was developed by CDRI, Lucknow.
✅ Answer: B
Q78
A: Vasectomy is performed in females.
R: Vas deferens are cut and tied.
✅ Answer: D
Q79
A: Tubectomy is a surgical method of contraception in females.
R: Fallopian tubes are cut and tied.
✅ Answer: A
Q80
A: MTP means Medical Termination of Pregnancy.
R: It is used only for population control.
✅ Answer: C
Q81
A: MTP is generally safer during the first trimester.
R: Risk of complications is lower in early pregnancy.
✅ Answer: A
Q82
A: Amniocentesis is used for prenatal diagnosis.
R: It can detect chromosomal abnormalities.
✅ Answer: A
Q83
A: Amniocentesis is legally permitted for sex determination in India.
R: Misuse led to female foeticide.
✅ Answer: D
Q84
A: Gonorrhoea is caused by a bacterium.
R: The causative organism is Neisseria gonorrhoeae.
✅ Answer: A
Q85
A: Syphilis is a sexually transmitted disease.
R: It is caused by Treponema pallidum.
✅ Answer: A
Q86
A: AIDS is caused by HIV.
R: HIV attacks the immune system.
✅ Answer: A
Q87
A: Early symptoms of STDs are always very severe.
R: Many STDs show mild symptoms initially.
✅ Answer: D
Q88
A: Untreated STDs may lead to infertility.
R: They may damage reproductive organs.
✅ Answer: A
Q89
A: ART stands for Assisted Reproductive Technologies.
R: These techniques help infertile couples conceive.
✅ Answer: A
Q90
A: IVF involves fertilisation outside the body.
R: Ovum and sperm are fused under laboratory conditions.
✅ Answer: A
Q91
A: ZIFT involves transfer of zygote into the fallopian tube.
R: Zygote or early embryo up to 8 blastomeres is transferred into oviduct.
✅ Answer: A
Q92
A: Embryo Transfer (ET) involves transfer of embryos with more than 8 blastomeres into uterus.
R: Uterus is suitable for further development of such embryos.
✅ Answer: A
Q93
A: GIFT involves transfer of gametes into fallopian tube.
R: Fertilisation occurs inside the female body.
✅ Answer: A
Q94
A: ICSI is useful in severe male infertility cases.
R: A sperm is directly injected into the ovum.
✅ Answer: A
Q95
A: Artificial insemination involves introduction of semen into female reproductive tract.
R: It helps overcome certain infertility problems.
✅ Answer: A
Q96
A: Population explosion refers to rapid increase in population size.
R: Decline in death rate contributes to population growth.
✅ Answer: A
Q97
A: Family planning programmes promote the small family norm.
R: Small families help population stabilisation.
✅ Answer: A
Q98
A: Reproductive health programmes focus only on contraception.
R: They also include maternal health, child care and awareness.
✅ Answer: D
Q99
A: Healthy reproductive behaviour is essential for a healthy society.
R: Reproductive health is an important component of overall health.
✅ Answer: A
Q100
A: Creating awareness among adolescents is important for reproductive health.
R: Correct knowledge helps prevent misconceptions and risky behaviour.
✅ Answer: A
NEET Revision Box (NCERT Must Remember)
- 1951 → India initiated national programmes.
- Lippe's Loop → Non-medicated IUD.
- Cu-T, Cu-7, Multiload-375 → Copper IUDs.
- LNG-20, Progestasert → Hormone-releasing IUDs.
- Saheli → Non-steroidal oral pill, CDRI Lucknow.
- ZIFT → Zygote/≤8 blastomere embryo → Oviduct.
- ET → >8 blastomere embryo → Uterus.
- GIFT → Gamete transfer.
- ICSI → Sperm injected into ovum.
- Amniocentesis → Prenatal diagnosis, not sex determination.
- MTP → Safer in first trimester.
Reproductive Health – Assertion & Reason MCQs (NEET Level)
Directions:
A. Both Assertion (A) and Reason (R) are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.
B. Both A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.
C. A is true, but R is false.
D. A is false, but R is true.
Q1
Assertion (A): India was among the first countries in the world to initiate action plans and programmes at a national level for attaining reproductive health.
Reason (R): The programme was initiated in 1951 to attain total reproductive health as a social goal.
A) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A
B) Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A
C) A is true but R is false
D) A is false but R is true
✅ Answer: A
Q2
Assertion (A): Reproductive health means complete physical, emotional, behavioural and social well-being in all aspects of reproduction.
Reason (R): Reproductive health only means absence of reproductive diseases.
A) Both true and R explains A
B) Both true but R does not explain A
C) A true but R false
D) A false but R true
✅ Answer: C
Q3
Assertion (A): Contraceptive methods help in checking population explosion.
Reason (R): Contraceptives prevent unwanted pregnancies.
A) Both true and R explains A
B) Both true but R does not explain A
C) A true but R false
D) A false but R true
✅ Answer: A
Q4
Assertion (A): Condoms are effective contraceptives.
Reason (R): Condoms provide protection against STDs including AIDS.
A) Both true and R explains A
B) Both true but R does not explain A
C) A true but R false
D) A false but R true
✅ Answer: B (Reason true hai, but condom contraceptive kyun hai uska direct explanation nahi hai.)
Q5
Assertion (A): IUDs are ideal contraceptives.
Reason (R): They are highly effective, reversible and easy to use.
A) Both true and R explains A
B) Both true but R does not explain A
C) A true but R false
D) A false but R true
✅ Answer: A
Q6
Assertion (A): Copper-T suppresses sperm motility.
Reason (R): Copper ions released by Cu-T reduce fertilising capacity of sperms.
A) Both true and R explains A
B) Both true but R does not explain A
C) A true but R false
D) A false but R true
✅ Answer: A
Q7
Assertion (A): Saheli is a hormone-releasing IUD.
Reason (R): Saheli is a non-steroidal oral contraceptive pill.
A) Both true and R explains A
B) Both true but R does not explain A
C) A true but R false
D) A false but R true
✅ Answer: D
Q8
Assertion (A): Vasectomy is a surgical method of contraception in males.
Reason (R): Vas deferens is cut and tied in vasectomy.
A) Both true and R explains A
B) Both true but R does not explain A
C) A true but R false
D) A false but R true
✅ Answer: A
Q9
Assertion (A): Tubectomy is performed in males.
Reason (R): Fallopian tubes are cut and tied during tubectomy.
A) Both true and R explains A
B) Both true but R does not explain A
C) A true but R false
D) A false but R true
✅ Answer: D
Q10
Assertion (A): STDs can lead to infertility if left untreated.
Reason (R): STDs may damage reproductive organs.
A) Both true and R explains A
B) Both true but R does not explain A
C) A true but R false
D) A false but R true
✅ Answer: A
Q11
Assertion (A): Gonorrhoea is caused by a virus.
Reason (R): Gonorrhoea is caused by Neisseria gonorrhoeae.
A) Both true and R explains A
B) Both true but R does not explain A
C) A true but R false
D) A false but R true
✅ Answer: D
Q12
Assertion (A): AIDS is caused by HIV.
Reason (R): HIV attacks cells of the immune system.
A) Both true and R explains A
B) Both true but R does not explain A
C) A true but R false
D) A false but R true
✅ Answer: A
Q13
Assertion (A): IVF is commonly known as test-tube baby technique.
Reason (R): Fertilisation occurs outside the female body.
A) Both true and R explains A
B) Both true but R does not explain A
C) A true but R false
D) A false but R true
✅ Answer: A
Q14
Assertion (A): ZIFT involves transfer of zygote into fallopian tube.
Reason (R): Zygote or early embryo up to 8 blastomeres is transferred into oviduct.
A) Both true and R explains A
B) Both true but R does not explain A
C) A true but R false
D) A false but R true
✅ Answer: A
Q15
Assertion (A): GIFT involves transfer of gametes into fallopian tube.
Reason (R): Fertilisation occurs inside the female body after transfer.
A) Both true and R explains A
B) Both true but R does not explain A
C) A true but R false
D) A false but R true
✅ Answer: A
Q16
Assertion (A): ICSI is useful in cases of severe male infertility.
Reason (R): A sperm is directly injected into the ovum.
A) Both true and R explains A
B) Both true but R does not explain A
C) A true but R false
D) A false but R true
✅ Answer: A
Q17
Assertion (A): Amniocentesis is used for prenatal diagnosis.
Reason (R): Amniotic fluid contains foetal cells that can be analysed.
A) Both true and R explains A
B) Both true but R does not explain A
C) A true but R false
D) A false but R true
✅ Answer: A
Q18
Assertion (A): Sex determination by amniocentesis is banned in India.
Reason (R): Misuse of this technique led to female foeticide.
A) Both true and R explains A
B) Both true but R does not explain A
C) A true but R false
D) A false but R true
✅ Answer: A
Q19
Assertion (A): Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) is generally safer during the first trimester.
Reason (R): Risk of complications is lower during early pregnancy.
A) Both true and R explains A
B) Both true but R does not explain A
C) A true but R false
D) A false but R true
✅ Answer: A
Q20
Assertion (A): Population explosion is due to a rapid decline in death rate.
Reason (R): Improvement in health care and living conditions increased survival rate.
A) Both true and R explains A
B) Both true but R does not explain A
C) A true but R false
D) A false but R true
✅ Answer: A
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เคฏเคนाँ Q101–120 (High-Yield NCERT Level) เคฆे เคฐเคนा เคนूँ:
Q101
Which of the following are natural methods of contraception?
- Periodic abstinence
- Coitus interruptus
- Lactational amenorrhea
- Copper-T
A) 1, 2 and 3 only
B) 1 and 2 only
C) 2, 3 and 4 only
D) 1, 2, 3 and 4
✅ Ans: A
Q102
Which statement is incorrect regarding lactational amenorrhea?
A) Effective only during intense breastfeeding
B) Effective up to about 6 months after delivery
C) Ovulation is absent
D) It is a permanent contraceptive method
✅ Ans: D
Q103
Match the IUD with its category:
| IUD | Category |
|---|---|
| A. Lippe's Loop | 1. Hormone releasing |
| B. Cu-T | 2. Non-medicated |
| C. LNG-20 | 3. Copper releasing |
A) A-2, B-3, C-1
B) A-3, B-2, C-1
C) A-1, B-3, C-2
D) A-2, B-1, C-3
✅ Ans: A
Q104
Which is NOT a barrier method?
A) Diaphragm
B) Cervical cap
C) Condom
D) Multiload-375
✅ Ans: D
Q105
Copper-releasing IUDs primarily:
A) Inhibit ovulation
B) Increase phagocytosis of sperms
C) Destroy zygote
D) Prevent menstruation
✅ Ans: B
Q106
Which of the following is NOT mentioned by NCERT as a benefit of condoms?
A) Easy availability
B) Protection from STDs
C) Reusability
D) Low cost
✅ Ans: C
Q107
Saheli differs from conventional oral pills because it is:
A) Steroidal
B) Non-steroidal
C) Injectable
D) Copper based
✅ Ans: B
Q108
The surgical method in males is:
A) Tubectomy
B) Vasectomy
C) Hysterectomy
D) Castration
✅ Ans: B
Q109
Which pair is correctly matched?
A) Vasectomy — Oviduct cut
B) Tubectomy — Vas deferens cut
C) Vasectomy — Vas deferens cut
D) Tubectomy — Urethra cut
✅ Ans: C
Q110
According to NCERT, STDs include all EXCEPT:
A) Gonorrhoea
B) Syphilis
C) Chlamydiasis
D) Malaria
✅ Ans: D
Q111
Which STD is caused by bacteria?
- Gonorrhoea
- Syphilis
- Chlamydiasis
- AIDS
A) 1, 2 and 3 only
B) 1 and 2 only
C) 2 and 4 only
D) 1, 3 and 4 only
✅ Ans: A
Q112
One of the most important steps to prevent STDs is:
A) Multiple partners
B) Avoiding sexual contact with unknown partners
C) Ignoring symptoms
D) Delaying treatment
✅ Ans: B
Q113
Which disease is caused by HIV?
A) Gonorrhoea
B) AIDS
C) Syphilis
D) Herpes
✅ Ans: B
Q114
Untreated STDs may lead to:
- Pelvic inflammatory disease
- Infertility
- Ectopic pregnancy
A) 1 only
B) 1 and 2 only
C) 2 and 3 only
D) 1, 2 and 3
✅ Ans: D
Q115
ART stands for:
A) Artificial Reproductive Treatment
B) Assisted Reproductive Technologies
C) Assisted Reproductive Therapy
D) Advanced Reproductive Technique
✅ Ans: B
Q116
In IVF-ET, fertilisation occurs:
A) Uterus
B) Oviduct
C) Laboratory
D) Ovary
✅ Ans: C
Q117
Transfer of zygote into fallopian tube is called:
A) ICSI
B) ET
C) ZIFT
D) GIFT
✅ Ans: C
Q118
Transfer of embryo with more than 8 blastomeres into uterus is:
A) ET
B) GIFT
C) AI
D) ICSI
✅ Ans: A
Q119
Which ART involves direct injection of sperm into ovum?
A) ZIFT
B) GIFT
C) ICSI
D) AI
✅ Ans: C
Q120
Amniocentesis is mainly used for:
A) Contraception
B) Prenatal diagnosis
C) Sterilisation
D) Ovulation induction
✅ Ans: B
Important Note
NCERT เคฎें เคเค เคฒाเคเคจ เคนै:
"Though all persons are reproductively healthy, they may not be fertile."
เคฏเคน เคฒाเคเคจ NEET เคฎें statement-based เคช्เคฐเคถ्เคจ เคे เคฐूเคช เคฎें เคเค เคฌाเคฐ เคชूเคी เคा เคธเคเคคी เคนै।
Reproductive Health – Q121–140 (NCERT Line-by-Line | NEET Level)
Q121
Read the following statements:
- Reproductive health refers only to physical well-being.
- Reproductive health includes emotional and social well-being.
- Reproductive health aims at a reproductively healthy society.
Choose the correct option:
A) 1 and 2 only
B) 2 and 3 only
C) 1 and 3 only
D) 1, 2 and 3
✅ Answer: B
Q122
Which of the following is NOT a goal of RCH programmes?
A) Creating awareness B) Providing reproductive health facilities C) Increasing population growth D) Maternal and child health care
✅ Answer: C
Q123
According to NCERT, which age group requires proper sex education the most?
A) Infants B) Adolescents C) Elderly people D) Newborns
✅ Answer: B
Q124
Which of the following statements about condoms is incorrect?
A) They are barrier methods. B) They protect against many STDs. C) They are reusable. D) They prevent insemination.
✅ Answer: C
Q125
Match the following:
| Method | Type |
|---|---|
| A. Coitus interruptus | 1. Surgical |
| B. Vasectomy | 2. Natural |
| C. Cu-T | 3. IUD |
| D. Condom | 4. Barrier |
A) A-2, B-1, C-3, D-4
B) A-1, B-2, C-4, D-3
C) A-2, B-4, C-3, D-1
D) A-3, B-1, C-2, D-4
✅ Answer: A
Q126
Which of the following is a hormone-releasing IUD?
A) Cu-T B) Multiload-375 C) LNG-20 D) Cu-7
✅ Answer: C
Q127
Which statement is correct regarding copper-releasing IUDs?
A) They prevent sperm production. B) They increase phagocytosis of sperms. C) They stop menstruation. D) They remove ovulation permanently.
✅ Answer: B
Q128
Saheli is:
A) A steroidal oral pill B) A non-steroidal oral pill C) A copper-releasing IUD D) A barrier contraceptive
✅ Answer: B
Q129
Who developed Saheli?
A) WHO B) NCERT C) CDRI, Lucknow D) AIIMS
✅ Answer: C
Q130
Which contraceptive method is considered most effective among the following?
A) Periodic abstinence B) Condom C) Sterilisation D) Withdrawal
✅ Answer: C
Q131
Which STD is caused by a virus?
A) Gonorrhoea B) Syphilis C) Chlamydiasis D) AIDS
✅ Answer: D
Q132
Which pair is incorrectly matched?
A) Gonorrhoea – Bacterial B) Syphilis – Bacterial C) AIDS – Viral D) Chlamydiasis – Protozoan
✅ Answer: D (Chlamydiasis is bacterial.)
Q133
According to NCERT, many STDs show:
A) Severe symptoms immediately B) No symptoms in the early stages C) Permanent infertility from day one D) Instant death
✅ Answer: B
Q134
Untreated STDs may cause:
- Pelvic inflammatory disease
- Infertility
- Ectopic pregnancy
A) 1 only B) 2 only C) 1 and 2 only D) 1, 2 and 3
✅ Answer: D
Q135
Which ART technique involves transfer of gametes into the fallopian tube?
A) ZIFT B) ET C) GIFT D) ICSI
✅ Answer: C
Q136
In ZIFT, transferred structure is:
A) Gamete B) Zygote or early embryo up to 8 blastomeres C) Embryo >8 blastomeres D) Sperm only
✅ Answer: B
Q137
Embryos with more than 8 blastomeres are transferred into:
A) Ovary B) Oviduct C) Uterus D) Cervix
✅ Answer: C
Q138
ICSI stands for:
A) Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection B) Internal Cell Sperm Insemination C) Intrauterine Cytoplasmic Sperm Implantation D) Internal Cytoplasmic Semen Injection
✅ Answer: A
Q139
Amniocentesis is used for:
A) Prenatal diagnosis B) Sex determination C) Contraception D) Sterilisation
✅ Answer: A
Q140
The major reason for banning misuse of amniocentesis in India is:
A) Costly procedure B) Risk of infection C) Female foeticide D) Low accuracy
✅ Answer: C
NEET Trap Facts (NCERT)
- All fertile persons are reproductively healthy? ❌ False
- All reproductively healthy persons are fertile? ❌ False
- NCERT says: "All fertile persons are not necessarily reproductively healthy, and all reproductively healthy persons are not necessarily fertile."
- Condom = Only contraceptive specifically highlighted for protection against STDs including AIDS.
- Lactational amenorrhea works only during intense breastfeeding and up to about 6 months after delivery.
Reproductive Health – Q141–160 (NCERT Line-by-Line | NEET Advanced)
Q141
According to NCERT, reproductive health means:
A) Absence of disease only
B) Physical well-being only
C) Total well-being in all aspects of reproduction
D) Fertility only✅ Answer: C
Q142
Which of the following is NOT included in reproductive health?
A) Emotional well-being
B) Social well-being
C) Behavioural well-being
D) Economic well-being✅ Answer: D
Q143
Which statement is correct?
A) All fertile persons are reproductively healthy.
B) All reproductively healthy persons are fertile.
C) Fertility and reproductive health are exactly the same.
D) Fertility and reproductive health are not necessarily the same.✅ Answer: D
Q144
The primary objective of sex education is:
A) Increase population growth
B) Spread misconceptions
C) Provide correct information and awareness
D) Promote early marriage✅ Answer: C
Q145
Which contraceptive method has the least chance of user failure?
A) Condom
B) Coitus interruptus
C) Sterilisation
D) Periodic abstinence✅ Answer: C
Q146
Which of the following is a natural method of contraception?
A) Diaphragm
B) Copper-T
C) Lactational amenorrhea
D) Tubectomy✅ Answer: C
Q147
The fertile period in a 28-day menstrual cycle is approximately:
A) Days 1–5
B) Days 8–17
C) Days 20–28
D) Days 25–28✅ Answer: B
Q148
Which statement regarding coitus interruptus is correct?
A) Semen is deposited inside the vagina.
B) Penis is withdrawn before ejaculation.
C) It is a surgical method.
D) It is an IUD method.✅ Answer: B
Q149
Lactational amenorrhea is effective because:
A) Ovulation is suppressed.
B) Sperms are destroyed.
C) Implantation is blocked.
D) Ova are removed.✅ Answer: A
Q150
Which one is NOT a barrier method?
A) Condom
B) Diaphragm
C) Cervical cap
D) LNG-20✅ Answer: D
Q151
The full form of IUD is:
A) Internal Uterine Device
B) Intra Uterine Device
C) Internal Uterus Detector
D) Intra Urinary Device✅ Answer: B
Q152
Which IUD is non-medicated?
A) Cu-T
B) LNG-20
C) Lippe's Loop
D) Multiload-375✅ Answer: C
Q153
Copper-releasing IUDs include:
- Cu-T
- Cu-7
- Multiload-375
A) 1 and 2 only
B) 2 and 3 only
C) 1 and 3 only
D) 1, 2 and 3✅ Answer: D
Q154
Hormone-releasing IUDs include:
- Progestasert
- LNG-20
- Cu-T
A) 1 only
B) 1 and 2 only
C) 2 and 3 only
D) 1, 2 and 3✅ Answer: B
Q155
Which contraceptive is developed in India?
A) Cu-T
B) Saheli
C) LNG-20
D) Lippe's Loop✅ Answer: B
Q156
The active ingredient of Saheli is:
A) Steroidal hormone
B) Copper ions
C) Centchroman (Ormeloxifene)
D) Progesterone✅ Answer: C
Q157
Which of the following is NOT an STD?
A) Gonorrhoea
B) Syphilis
C) Amoebiasis
D) Chlamydiasis✅ Answer: C
Q158
Which STD is caused by Treponema pallidum?
A) Gonorrhoea
B) Syphilis
C) AIDS
D) Chlamydiasis✅ Answer: B
Q159
Which STD is caused by Neisseria gonorrhoeae?
A) Syphilis
B) AIDS
C) Gonorrhoea
D) Herpes✅ Answer: C
Q160
The causative agent of AIDS is:
A) HBV
B) HSV
C) HIV
D) HPV✅ Answer: C
๐ฏ Super Important NCERT Facts
- Day 10–17 is often considered the fertile window in NCERT discussions (NEET may ask conceptually).
- Saheli = Centchroman (Ormeloxifene).
- Lippe's Loop = Non-medicated IUD.
- Cu-T, Cu-7, Multiload-375 = Copper-releasing IUDs.
- LNG-20, Progestasert = Hormone-releasing IUDs.
Reproductive Health – Q161–180 (NEET NCERT Master Level)
Q161
Which of the following diseases is caused by a virus?
A) Syphilis
B) Gonorrhoea
C) Chlamydiasis
D) Genital herpes✅ Answer: D
Q162
According to NCERT, common early symptoms of STDs include:
- Itching
- Fluid discharge
- Slight pain
- Swelling
A) 1, 2 and 3 only
B) 1, 2, 3 and 4
C) 2 and 4 only
D) 1 and 4 only✅ Answer: B
Q163
Untreated STDs may lead to:
A) Infertility only
B) Pelvic inflammatory disease only
C) Ectopic pregnancy only
D) All of these✅ Answer: D
Q164
Which STD is specifically highlighted by NCERT as having no definite cure?
A) Gonorrhoea
B) Syphilis
C) Chlamydiasis
D) AIDS✅ Answer: D
Q165
Which statement is correct?
A) All STDs are curable.
B) Viral STDs are generally difficult to cure completely.
C) Bacterial STDs are never curable.
D) AIDS is caused by bacteria.✅ Answer: B
Q166
ART is mainly used for:
A) Population control
B) Treatment of infertility
C) Treatment of STDs
D) MTP✅ Answer: B
Q167
In IVF-ET, fertilization occurs:
A) In uterus
B) In oviduct
C) Outside the body
D) Inside ovary✅ Answer: C
Q168
The term "test-tube baby" refers to:
A) GIFT
B) IVF followed by ET
C) ICSI only
D) AI✅ Answer: B
Q169
ZIFT stands for:
A) Zygote Intra Fallopian Transfer
B) Zygote Internal Fertility Technique
C) Zygote In Vitro Fertility Transfer
D) Zygote Implantation Fallopian Technique✅ Answer: A
Q170
In ZIFT, transferred stage is:
A) Ovum
B) Sperm
C) Zygote or embryo up to 8 blastomeres
D) Blastocyst✅ Answer: C
Q171
Embryo Transfer (ET) is done when embryo has:
A) 2 blastomeres
B) 4 blastomeres
C) Up to 8 blastomeres
D) More than 8 blastomeres✅ Answer: D
Q172
GIFT is suitable for women who:
A) Cannot produce ova
B) Have blocked oviducts only
C) Have no uterus
D) Have AIDS✅ Answer: A
Q173
GIFT stands for:
A) Gamete Intra Fallopian Transfer
B) Genetic Intra Fallopian Transfer
C) Germinal Internal Fertility Transfer
D) Gamete Internal Fertility Technique✅ Answer: A
Q174
ICSI is mainly recommended when:
A) Severe male infertility exists
B) Ovulation is absent
C) Uterus is absent
D) Menstruation is absent✅ Answer: A
Q175
ICSI involves:
A) Injection of ovum into sperm
B) Injection of sperm into ovum
C) Transfer of embryo into uterus
D) Transfer of gametes into oviduct✅ Answer: B
Q176
Artificial insemination (AI) involves:
A) Introduction of semen into female reproductive tract
B) Embryo transfer
C) Zygote transfer
D) Gamete transfer✅ Answer: A
Q177
Amniocentesis is carried out for:
A) MTP
B) Prenatal diagnosis
C) Contraception
D) ART✅ Answer: B
Q178
Amniocentesis can help detect:
A) Chromosomal disorders
B) Genetic disorders
C) Metabolic disorders
D) All of these✅ Answer: D
Q179
Why was misuse of amniocentesis banned?
A) High cost
B) Infection risk
C) Female foeticide
D) Low accuracy✅ Answer: C
Q180
Medical termination of pregnancy is generally safer during:
A) First trimester
B) Second trimester
C) Third trimester
D) After delivery✅ Answer: A
๐ฅ NEET NCERT Traps (Must Learn)
ART Sequence
- IVF → Fertilization outside body
- ZIFT → Zygote/≤8 blastomere → Oviduct
- ET → >8 blastomere embryo → Uterus
- GIFT → Gamete → Oviduct
- ICSI → Sperm directly injected into ovum
STDs in NCERT
- Gonorrhoea
- Syphilis
- Chlamydiasis
- Trichomoniasis
- Genital herpes
- Genital warts
- Hepatitis-B
- AIDS
Very Important NCERT Line
"Though all persons are reproductively healthy, they may not be fertile, and vice versa."
เคฏเคน เคฒाเคเคจ NEET เคฎें statement-based เคช्เคฐเคถ्เคจ เคे เคฐूเคช เคฎें เคฌाเคฐ-เคฌाเคฐ เคฌเคจ เคธเคเคคी เคนै।
Reproductive Health – Q181–200 (NEET NCERT Toughest Level)
Q181
Read the following statements:
- Reproductive health includes physical well-being.
- Reproductive health includes emotional well-being.
- Reproductive health includes social well-being.
- Reproductive health includes behavioural well-being.
How many statements are correct?
A) 1
B) 2
C) 3
D) 4✅ Answer: D
Q182
Which of the following are objectives of RCH programmes?
- Creating awareness
- Providing facilities and support
- Building a reproductively healthy society
A) 1 and 2 only
B) 2 and 3 only
C) 1 and 3 only
D) 1, 2 and 3✅ Answer: D
Q183
Which statement is incorrect regarding population explosion?
A) Decline in death rate contributes to population growth. B) Better health facilities increase survival. C) Population explosion decreases demand for resources. D) Family planning helps population stabilization.
✅ Answer: C
Q184
Which one is NOT a natural contraceptive method?
A) Periodic abstinence
B) Coitus interruptus
C) Lactational amenorrhea
D) Diaphragm✅ Answer: D
Q185
The major limitation of natural methods is:
A) Expensive B) Less reliable due to high chance of failure C) Surgical procedure needed D) Permanent infertility
✅ Answer: B
Q186
Match the following:
Column I Column II A. Lippe's Loop 1. Hormone-releasing IUD B. LNG-20 2. Non-medicated IUD C. Cu-T 3. Copper-releasing IUD A) A-2, B-1, C-3
B) A-3, B-1, C-2
C) A-2, B-3, C-1
D) A-1, B-2, C-3✅ Answer: A
Q187
Which statement regarding copper IUDs is correct?
A) They inhibit spermatogenesis. B) They increase phagocytosis of sperms. C) They induce ovulation. D) They remove embryos.
✅ Answer: B
Q188
Hormone-releasing IUDs additionally:
A) Increase menstrual flow B) Make uterus unsuitable for implantation C) Promote fertilization D) Increase sperm motility
✅ Answer: B
Q189
Which statement regarding Saheli is incorrect?
A) It is non-steroidal. B) Developed by CDRI, Lucknow. C) It is a weekly oral pill. D) It is a copper-releasing IUD.
✅ Answer: D
Q190
According to NCERT, one of the best protections against STDs is:
A) Multiple partners B) Barrier methods like condoms C) Hormonal pills D) MTP
✅ Answer: B
Q191
Which STD is caused by a protozoan?
A) Syphilis B) Gonorrhoea C) Trichomoniasis D) AIDS
✅ Answer: C
Q192
Which of the following are viral STDs?
- AIDS
- Genital herpes
- Hepatitis-B
A) 1 and 2 only
B) 2 and 3 only
C) 1 and 3 only
D) 1, 2 and 3✅ Answer: D
Q193
Early detection and complete cure are possible in:
A) AIDS only B) Gonorrhoea and Syphilis C) Genital herpes only D) Hepatitis-B only
✅ Answer: B
Q194
Which statement is correct?
A) All STDs show severe symptoms immediately. B) STDs always cause infertility. C) Many STDs remain asymptomatic in early stages. D) All STDs are incurable.
✅ Answer: C
Q195
In GIFT, the transferred structure is:
A) Embryo >8 blastomeres B) Zygote C) Gamete D) Blastocyst
✅ Answer: C
Q196
In ZIFT, the transfer occurs into:
A) Uterus B) Cervix C) Oviduct D) Ovary
✅ Answer: C
Q197
Which ART technique directly bypasses many sperm-related problems?
A) ET B) GIFT C) ICSI D) AI
✅ Answer: C
Q198
Amniocentesis involves analysis of:
A) Blood B) Urine C) Amniotic fluid D) Semen
✅ Answer: C
Q199
Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) is commonly advised when:
A) Pregnancy is unwanted or poses health risks B) Ovulation occurs normally C) Menstruation stops D) Fertility increases
✅ Answer: A
Q200
Which of the following NCERT statements is correct?
A) All fertile persons are reproductively healthy. B) All reproductively healthy persons are fertile. C) Reproductive health and fertility are identical. D) Reproductively healthy persons may not necessarily be fertile and vice versa.
✅ Answer: D
๐จ Important Correction for NEET
เคเค NCERT เคฒाเคเคจ เคो เค เค्เคธเคฐ เคเคฒเคค เคฏाเคฆ เคिเคฏा เคाเคคा เคนै:
Correct NCERT idea:
Reproductive health and fertility are not the same thing.
เคเคธเคฒिเค:
- Fertile person ≠ necessarily reproductively healthy
- Reproductively healthy person ≠ necessarily fertile
เคฏเคนी concept NEET เคฎें statement-based เคช्เคฐเคถ्เคจ เคे เคฐूเคช เคฎें เคฌเคนुเคค เคชเคธंเคฆ เคिเคฏा เคाเคคा เคนै।
All the best, comment me for if you need any notes questions.
๐ฅ Reproductive Health – Top 50 Most Expected Questions for NEET 2027
(NCERT Line-by-Line + PYQ Trend Analysis)
Q1
India initiated national-level programmes related to reproductive health in:
A) 1947
B) 1950
C) 1951
D) 1952✅ Ans: C
Q2
Reproductive health includes:
A) Physical well-being only B) Physical and emotional well-being only C) Physical, emotional, behavioural and social well-being D) Fertility only
✅ Ans: C
Q3
Which statement is correct?
A) All fertile persons are reproductively healthy. B) All reproductively healthy persons are fertile. C) Reproductive health and fertility are identical. D) Reproductive health and fertility are not necessarily the same.
✅ Ans: D
Q4
Which contraceptive method protects against STDs including AIDS?
A) Cu-T B) Saheli C) Condom D) Tubectomy
✅ Ans: C
Q5
Which is NOT a natural contraceptive method?
A) Periodic abstinence B) Coitus interruptus C) Lactational amenorrhea D) Cervical cap
✅ Ans: D
Q6
Lactational amenorrhea is effective because:
A) Ovulation is absent B) Sperm production stops C) Implantation stops D) Menstruation increases
✅ Ans: A
Q7
The fertile period in a 28-day cycle is approximately:
A) Day 1–5 B) Day 8–17 C) Day 18–28 D) Day 20–25
✅ Ans: B
Q8
Which one is a barrier method?
A) Cu-T B) Saheli C) Condom D) Vasectomy
✅ Ans: C
Q9
Lippe's Loop is:
A) Copper IUD B) Hormone IUD C) Non-medicated IUD D) Oral pill
✅ Ans: C
Q10
Which is a copper-releasing IUD?
A) LNG-20 B) Progestasert C) Cu-T D) Saheli
✅ Ans: C
Q11
Hormone-releasing IUD is:
A) Cu-7 B) Multiload-375 C) LNG-20 D) Lippe's Loop
✅ Ans: C
Q12
Copper ions released from Cu-T:
A) Increase ovulation B) Suppress sperm motility C) Increase fertilisation D) Increase implantation
✅ Ans: B
Q13
Saheli was developed by:
A) WHO B) AIIMS C) CDRI Lucknow D) NCERT
✅ Ans: C
Q14
Saheli is:
A) Steroidal pill B) Non-steroidal oral pill C) Copper IUD D) Injectable contraceptive
✅ Ans: B
Q15
Vasectomy involves cutting:
A) Oviduct B) Urethra C) Vas deferens D) Epididymis
✅ Ans: C
Q16
Tubectomy involves cutting:
A) Vas deferens B) Fallopian tubes C) Urethra D) Cervix
✅ Ans: B
Q17
Which STD is bacterial?
A) AIDS B) Genital herpes C) Gonorrhoea D) Hepatitis-B
✅ Ans: C
Q18
Syphilis is caused by:
A) HIV B) Treponema pallidum C) HSV D) HBV
✅ Ans: B
Q19
Gonorrhoea is caused by:
A) Treponema pallidum B) Neisseria gonorrhoeae C) HIV D) HSV
✅ Ans: B
Q20
AIDS is caused by:
A) HBV B) HSV C) HIV D) HPV
✅ Ans: C
Q21
Which STD is protozoan?
A) AIDS B) Gonorrhoea C) Trichomoniasis D) Syphilis
✅ Ans: C
Q22
Which of the following are viral STDs?
- AIDS
- Hepatitis-B
- Genital herpes
A) 1 only B) 1 and 2 C) 2 and 3 D) 1, 2 and 3
✅ Ans: D
Q23
Untreated STDs may cause:
A) Infertility B) PID C) Ectopic pregnancy D) All of these
✅ Ans: D
Q24
ART stands for:
A) Artificial Reproductive Technology B) Assisted Reproductive Technologies C) Assisted Reproductive Therapy D) Advanced Reproductive Treatment
✅ Ans: B
Q25
IVF means:
A) Internal fertilisation B) In vitro fertilisation C) Induced fertilisation D) In vivo fertilisation
✅ Ans: B
Q26
Fertilisation in IVF occurs:
A) Ovary B) Oviduct C) Laboratory D) Uterus
✅ Ans: C
Q27
ZIFT stands for:
A) Zygote Intra Fallopian Transfer B) Zygote Internal Fertility Transfer C) Zygote Implantation Transfer D) None
✅ Ans: A
Q28
In ZIFT, transferred structure is:
A) Gamete B) Zygote/early embryo up to 8 blastomeres C) Blastocyst D) Sperm
✅ Ans: B
Q29
Embryo (>8 blastomeres) is transferred into:
A) Ovary B) Oviduct C) Uterus D) Cervix
✅ Ans: C
Q30
GIFT involves transfer of:
A) Embryo B) Zygote C) Gamete D) Sperm only
✅ Ans: C
Q31
ICSI stands for:
A) Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection B) Internal Cytoplasmic Sperm Implantation C) Intracellular Sperm Injection D) Internal Cell Sperm Injection
✅ Ans: A
Q32
ICSI is especially useful in:
A) Severe male infertility B) Female infertility only C) Pregnancy diagnosis D) MTP
✅ Ans: A
Q33
Artificial insemination involves:
A) Introduction of semen into female reproductive tract B) Embryo transfer C) Gamete transfer D) Zygote transfer
✅ Ans: A
Q34
Amniocentesis is used for:
A) Prenatal diagnosis B) Contraception C) Sterilisation D) ART
✅ Ans: A
Q35
Amniocentesis analyses:
A) Blood B) Urine C) Amniotic fluid D) Semen
✅ Ans: C
Q36
Misuse of amniocentesis led to:
A) Population explosion B) Female foeticide C) Increased fertility D) STDs
✅ Ans: B
Q37
MTP stands for:
A) Medical Termination of Pregnancy B) Maternal Treatment Programme C) Medical Therapy Procedure D) Maternal Transfer Process
✅ Ans: A
Q38
MTP is safest during:
A) First trimester B) Second trimester C) Third trimester D) After delivery
✅ Ans: A
Q39
Which pair is correctly matched?
A) Lippe's Loop – Hormonal IUD B) Cu-T – Copper IUD C) Saheli – Barrier method D) Condom – Surgical method
✅ Ans: B
Q40
Which is NOT an IUD?
A) LNG-20 B) Cu-T C) Lippe's Loop D) Condom
✅ Ans: D
Q41–50 Rapid Fire
- Cu-T increases phagocytosis of sperms. ✅ True
- Hormonal IUDs make uterus unsuitable for implantation. ✅ True
- Condom is the only NCERT-highlighted contraceptive protecting against STDs. ✅ True
- Vasectomy is a male sterilisation method. ✅ True
- Tubectomy is a female sterilisation method. ✅ True
- ZIFT → Oviduct. ✅ True
- ET (>8 blastomeres) → Uterus. ✅ True
- GIFT → Gamete transfer. ✅ True
- ICSI → Sperm injected into ovum. ✅ True
- India was among the first countries to start national reproductive health programmes. ✅ True
๐จ Final NEET Revision
เค เคเคฐ Reproductive Health เคธे เคธिเคฐ्เคซ 10 เคीเคें เคฏाเคฆ เคฐเคเคจी เคนों:
- 1951 – India's national programme.
- Saheli – Non-steroidal pill, CDRI Lucknow.
- Lippe's Loop – Non-medicated IUD.
- Cu-T/Cu-7/Multiload-375 – Copper IUDs.
- LNG-20/Progestasert – Hormonal IUDs.
- Condom – Prevents STDs + pregnancy.
- ZIFT – Zygote → Oviduct.
- ET – >8 blastomere embryo → Uterus.
- GIFT – Gamete → Oviduct.
- ICSI – Sperm directly into ovum.
