Reproductive Health)

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1. Reproductive health means healthy __________ organs with normal functions.
2. According to the WHO, reproductive health is a state of complete __________, emotional, behavioural, and social well-being.
3. India started the __________ Planning Programme in 1951.
4. The Family Planning Programme later expanded into the __________ Programme.
5. One objective of the RCH Programme is to create __________ about reproductive health.
6. Audio-visual and __________ media help spread awareness about reproductive health.
7. Government and __________ conduct reproductive health awareness campaigns.
8. __________ education in schools removes myths and misconceptions.
9. Correct sex education promotes __________ behaviour.
10. Safe and hygienic __________ practices are taught in reproductive health education.
11. Reproductive health education includes information about __________ and AIDS.
12. Breastfeeding is an important part of __________ care.
13. Family planning promotes __________ family norms.
14. Awareness against sexual abuse encourages social __________.
15. Strong healthcare infrastructure is necessary for __________ and delivery.
16. Medical support is also required for treating __________.
17. Amniocentesis involves collecting a small amount of __________ fluid.
18. Amniocentesis is used to detect __________ disorders.
19. Down syndrome, haemophilia, and sickle-cell anaemia are examples of __________ disorders.
20. Sex determination using amniocentesis is __________ in India.
21. Female foeticide is prevented by banning __________ determination.
22. __________ is a non-steroidal oral contraceptive developed in India.
23. Saheli was developed at the Central Drug Research Institute in __________.
24. Better awareness leads to improved __________ health.
25. Increased medically assisted __________ indicate improved reproductive health.
26. Reduced __________ Mortality Rate (MMR) is a sign of better reproductive health.
27. Reduced __________ Mortality Rate (IMR) is another indicator of improved reproductive health.
28. More couples choosing __________ families is a positive indicator.
29. Better detection and treatment of __________ improve reproductive health.
30. The aim of reproductive health is healthy individuals, healthy families, and a socially __________ society.
Short Questions – Reproductive Health 1. What is reproductive health? 2. Who defined reproductive health? 3. When did India start the Family Planning Programme? 4. What is the full form of RCH? 5. What is the main aim of the RCH Programme? 6. How is awareness about reproductive health spread? 7. Why is sex education important? 8. What are STDs? 9. Why is breastfeeding important? 10. What is family planning? 11. What is amniocentesis? 12. Name two genetic disorders detected by amniocentesis. 13. Why is sex determination by amniocentesis banned in India? 14. What is Saheli? 15. Where was Saheli developed? 16. What are the indicators of improved reproductive health? 17. What is MMR? 18. What is IMR? 19. What is the goal of reproductive health? 20. Why is reproductive health education necessary? MCQs MCQs (Without Answers) 1. Who defined reproductive health as a state of complete physical, emotional, behavioural, and social well-being? a) UNESCO b) WHO c) UNICEF d) ICMR 2. India launched the Family Planning Programme in: a) 1947 b) 1950 c) 1951 d) 1961 3. The Family Planning Programme was later expanded into the: a) National Health Mission b) Reproductive and Child Health (RCH) Programme c) Pulse Polio Programme d) Ayushman Bharat Programme 4. One major objective of the RCH Programme is to: a) Increase population b) Create awareness about reproductive health c) Reduce food production d) Increase pollution 5. Which media help spread awareness about reproductive health? a) Audio-visual and print media b) Radio only c) Television only d) Newspapers only 6. Which organizations conduct reproductive health awareness campaigns? a) Government and NGOs b) Banks c) Factories d) Railways 7. Sex education in schools helps to: a) Increase myths b) Remove myths and misconceptions c) Increase diseases d) Reduce literacy 8. Correct sex education promotes: a) Irresponsible behaviour b) Responsible behaviour c) Violence d) Child labour 9. Reproductive health education includes information about: a) STDs and AIDS b) Earthquakes c) Agriculture d) Banking 10. Breastfeeding is an important part of: a) Prenatal care b) Postnatal care c) Dental care d) Eye care 11. Family planning promotes: a) Large families b) Small family norms c) No education d) Early marriage 12. Amniocentesis involves collecting: a) Blood b) Urine c) Amniotic fluid d) Saliva 13. Amniocentesis is mainly used to detect: a) Viral infections b) Genetic disorders c) Diabetes d) Hypertension 14. Which of the following is a genetic disorder? a) Malaria b) Typhoid c) Down syndrome d) Dengue 15. Sex determination by amniocentesis is: a) Compulsory b) Encouraged c) Illegal in India d) Free for everyone 16. The ban on sex determination helps prevent: a) Malnutrition b) Female foeticide c) Blindness d) Tuberculosis 17. Saheli is a: a) Vaccine b) Non-steroidal oral contraceptive c) Painkiller d) Antibiotic 18. Saheli was developed at the Central Drug Research Institute, a) Delhi b) Mumbai c) Lucknow d) Chennai 19. Reduced MMR indicates: a) Poor reproductive health b) Better reproductive health c) Population explosion d) Increased diseases 20. MMR stands for: a) Maternal Mortality Rate b) Medical Mortality Ratio c) Monthly Mortality Rate d) Maternal Medical Record 21. IMR stands for: a) Infant Mortality Rate b) Indian Medical Record c) Infant Medical Ratio d) Internal Mortality Rate 22. An increase in medically assisted deliveries is a sign of: a) Poor healthcare b) Improved reproductive health c) Low awareness d) Overpopulation 23. Better detection and treatment of ______ improve reproductive health. a) STDs b) Fractures c) Malaria d) Asthma 24. The ultimate aim of reproductive health is to create: a) A socially responsible society b) More industries c) Bigger cities d) More vehicles 25. Which of the following is an indicator of improved reproductive health? a) High MMR b) High IMR c) Adoption of small family norms d) Increased female foeticide