Description:In Cu T200, the number denotes: c. Surface area Cu T200 is a designation where the number represents the surface area of the device.

Description:IUDs are not typically used for emergency contraception. They are a long-term method of contraception and are not designed for use in emergency situations. Emergency contraception usually involves different methods, such as emergency contraceptive pills or the copper IUD, when used as an emergency contraceptive method, is typically inserted within a few days (up to 5 days) after unprotected intercourse.

Description:The IUCD (Intrauterine Contraceptive Device) that typically acts for 10 years is: c. Cu-T380

Description:The characteristic of an ideal candidate for copper-T insertion includes all of the following EXCEPT: c. Has a history of ectopic pregnancy An ideal candidate for copper-T insertion typically does not have a history of ectopic pregnancy, as this condition can increase the risk of complications with the IUD.

Description:The IUD associated most commonly with expulsion is: a. Lippes loop

Description:The radiopaque material in Copper T is: b. BaSO4 (Barium sulfate)

Description:CuT is preferably inserted postnatal after: d. 8 weeks

Description:The best contraceptive method for a newly married healthy couple can vary depending on their individual preferences and medical considerations. However, one common and effective option for many couples is: c. Oral contraceptive pills It's important for the couple to consult with a healthcare provider to determine the most suitable contraceptive method based on their specific needs and circumstances.

Description:A packet of oral contraceptive pills typically consists of: a. 21 contraceptive pills and 7 iron pills

Description:Among the options provided, the one that is not an absolute contraindication for oral contraceptive pills (OCP) is: a. Nursing mother While there are specific considerations for nursing mothers when prescribing OCPs, it is not typically an absolute contraindication. However, it's important for a healthcare provider to carefully assess the individual's medical history and needs before prescribing any medication, including OCPs, to ensure their safety and suitability.

Description:The serious complication of oral contraceptives is: a. Leg vein thrombosis Oral contraceptives can increase the risk of blood clot formation, which can lead to serious conditions such as leg vein thrombosis (deep vein thrombosis, DVT) when a blood clot forms in a deep vein, which can be a serious medical condition. It's important for individuals using oral contraceptives to be aware of and discuss these potential risks with their healthcare provider.

Description:The dose of ethinyl estradiol in Mala-N is: b. 20 mcg (micrograms)

Description:Mala-N oral contraceptive pill differs from Mala D in terms of: d. Supplied free of cost Mala-N is often distributed as part of government-sponsored or non-profit family planning programs, making it available free of cost to eligible individuals, while Mala D may be available for purchase in the market.

Description:The hormonal contraceptive of choice in lactating women is: c. Mini pill The mini pill, also known as the progestin-only pill or POP, is often recommended for lactating women because it contains only a progestin hormone (without estrogen) and is less likely to interfere with breastfeeding compared to combined pills, which contain both estrogen and progestin.

Description:The minipill is the contraceptive of choice for: b. Lactating females It is often recommended for breastfeeding women because it contains only progestin and is less likely to interfere with lactation compared to contraceptive pills that contain both estrogen and progestin.

Description:The schedule of administration for a mini pill containing 75 micrograms of desogestrel for contraception is: d. Taken for 28 days with no pill-free interval Mini pills are typically taken continuously without a pill-free interval, unlike combined oral contraceptive pills that often have a 21-day active pill period followed by a 7-day pill-free interval.

Description:Minipills contain: a. Only progesterone in a small quantity Minipills, also known as progestin-only pills, contain a small amount of a progestin hormone but do not contain estrogen.

Description:DMPA (Depot Medroxyprogesterone Acetate) is an injectable contraceptive given every: d. 3 months

Description:Safe period is typically calculated by: b. Duration and date of ovulation The safe period is determined by tracking the menstrual cycle and identifying when ovulation is likely to occur. It involves understanding the duration and timing of the menstrual cycle to estimate when it's less likely to result in pregnancy.

Description:The calendar method, also known as the rhythm method, relies on estimating fertile days based on past menstrual cycles and is generally considered less effective than other natural methods like the symptothermal method, Creighton model, or basal body temperature (BBT) method. However, the effectiveness of any natural contraceptive method can vary depending on individual factors and the accuracy of tracking. It's important for individuals considering natural contraception to receive proper education and training on their chosen method to maximize its effectiveness.

Description:"Persona" is a method of: a. Natural contraceptive

Description:The most common method of sterilization practiced in India is: a. Female sterilization Female sterilization, often referred to as tubal ligation, is more commonly chosen as a method of sterilization in India compared to male sterilization (vasectomy).

Description:The most cost-effective family planning method is: a. Vasectomy Vasectomy is often considered one of the most cost-effective family planning methods because it is a one-time procedure with lower long-term costs compared to other methods like tubectomy (female sterilization) or ongoing contraceptive methods such as Copper T or oral pills.

Description:The most suitable method for a couple who already has two children and wishes to prevent further pregnancies would typically be: b. Tubectomy Tubectomy is a permanent method of female sterilization and is often chosen by couples who have completed their desired family size. It provides long-term contraception and is considered highly effective at preventing pregnancy.

Description:Following vasectomy for family planning, a patient should be advised to use some other method of contraception until: d. Eight weeks It typically takes about eight weeks or more for the residual sperm to clear from the reproductive tract after a vasectomy. It's essential to confirm the absence of sperm in follow-up tests before relying solely on vasectomy as a contraceptive method.