गर्भनिरोधक उपाय Birth Control Methods || Reproductive Health NCERT Concepts -12th Biology Ch 4 L 2

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Read the following statements and choose the correct options. I. Seheli-the new oral contraceptive for the females contains a steroidal preparation. II. Reproductive and Child Health (RCH) Programme was launched in India in October 1997. III. In addition to preventing pregnancy, the birth control pill can have all sorts of side effects. IV. Sterilisation procedure in the female is called 'vasectomy'. V. Multiple births is a real side effect to the fertility drugs.

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Reproductive Health --Problems And Strategies|Birth Control-Ideal Characteristics Of Contraceptive|Birth Control Methods|Medical Termination Of Pregnancy|Sexually Transmitted Diseases|Infertility

Read the following text and answer the following questions on the basis of the same: There are different methods for Birth control. They are contraceptives (natural or traditional), IUD. Oral contraceptive injectables, implants and surgical methods. Surgical methods are permanent methods of family planning. The methods are operative procedures. MTP (Medical termination of Pregnancy) is voluntary or intentional abortion, performed to end pregnancy before the completion of full term. MTP is mainly meant for removing unsustainable pregnancies. A sterilisation technique in females which prevent conception is :

An examination was held during the 2 weeks of April 3rd-Sunday to 16th Saturday. There was 1 paper for the six subjects - Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Maths, English and Hindi. Only 1 paper per day No exam on Saturdays and Sundays and Holiday on April 5th. Only 3 exams were there in a week. Chemistry was before Biology and Maths was on the next day of Hindi. The day on which the paper of biology and maths were held was the same, while that for chemistry and physics was also the same. There was no exam for 3 days between Physics and the exam prior to it. Hindi exam on Tuesday and one exam between Hindi and English exam. There was at least a gap of one day between any 2 science paper. Which of the following exam was held on April 12th ?