Reproductive Health

Inducing release of several ova simultaneously

Preparation of a sperm sample of reasonable count and motility

Approximation of gametes to increase the chances of fertilization

None of these

Fertilization or conception never occurs

Woman fails to conceive after having a child or after a miscarriage

Fertilization occurs but not conception

Both (1) and (2)

The reproductive organs must be anatomically and functionally normal

The female should have a normal, regular reproductive cycle

Sufficient sperms must be available around the time of ovulation

All of these

Cigarette or alcohol consumption

Physical abnormalities of the penis

Non functional testes

Both (2) and (3)

A = p, B = q, C = r

A = q, B = p, C = r

A = r, B = p, C = s

A = q, B = p, C = s

Sperms from the husband are injected into the uterus of a woman

Sperms from the donor are injected into the uterus of a woman

Ovum from the surrogate mother is used for fertilization

Uterus of the surrogate mother is used for implantation

Inability of the male partner to inseminate the female

Very low sperm counts in the ejaculates

Asthenopsermia in husband

All of these

With more than 8 blastomeres

With 8 blastomeres

With 4 blastomeres

With 2 blastomeres

Mechanical contraception

Chemical contraception

Natural contraception

Emergency contraception

Devi Shetty

Patrik and Stepto

Subash Mukopadyaya

Kamini

Implant

Saheli

Nirodh

Unwanted 7

The sperm count of the male partner must be satisfactory in every parameter

The mucous membrane of the cervix must facilitate the transport of active spermatozoa

Certain congenital anomalies in the reproductive system

All of these

On to the vagina before intercourse

On to the penis before intercourse

Only on diaphragm and not on to the vagina before intercourse

On all of the above

Typhoid

HIV

Cancer

Malaria

Gonorrhoea

Syphilis

Chlamydias

Trichomoniasis