Q. No.Condoms:
(1) Increase sperm phagocytosis
(2) Decrease sperm motility
(3) Prevent the ejaculated semen from entering the female reproductive tract
(4) Inhibit ovulation
Barrier methods are available for:
(1) Only males
(2) Only females
(3) Both (a) and (b)
(4) None of these
Diaphragms, cervical caps and vaults are:
(1) For females only
(2) For males only
(3) For males and females
(4) None of these
Condoms are barriers that cover:
| 1. | Penis in male and ovary in female |
| 2. | Penis in male and cervix and vagina in female |
| 3. | Scrotum in male and cervix and vagina in female |
| 4. | Cervix in male and vagina in female |
| I: | Male condoms are disposable, female condoms are not. |
| II: | Male and female condoms, both, are disposable. |
| III: | Condoms are not disposable in general |
| IV: | Condoms cannot be self - inserted |
What is true from the above statements?
1. I, IV
2. III, IV
3. Only II
4. All of the above
What is true for IUDs?
| I: | They are self-inserted |
| II: | They are inserted by expert nurses |
| III: | They may be non-medicated IUDs, copper releasing IUDs or hormone releasing IUDs. |
| IV: | They are the one of the most widely accepted contraceptives in India. |
| V: | They are inter-uterine devices |
2. II, III, IV
3. I, II, III
4. I, II, III, V
Diaphragms, cervical caps and vaults are:
1. Reusable
2. Non-reusable
3. Reusable for males only
4. None of these
| Column-I | Column-II | |
| A. Lippes loop | I. | Non-medicated IUDs |
| B. Multiload 375 | II. | Hormone releasing IUDs |
| C. CuT | III. | Copper releasing IUDs |
| D. Cu7 | ||
| E. LNG-20 | ||
| F. Progestasert |
The correct match is:
1. I → A; II → B, F; III → C, D, E
2. I → A; II → E, F; III → B, C, D
3. I → B; II → E, F; III → A, C, D
4. I → B; II → A, F; III → C, D, E
What is the full form of IUDs?
(1) Inter Uterine Devices
(2) Intra Uterine Diseases
(3) Intra Uterine Devices
(4) Inter Uterine Diseases
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