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Reproductive Health

18 NEET questions on Reproductive Health. A sample is shown below with full explanations; the rest are available free after signing up.

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Reproductive Health2026medium

Q1.The method of directly injecting a sperm into ovum in assisted reproductive technology is called:

  • AGamete intra fallopian transfer (GIFT)
  • BZygote intra fallopian transfer (ZIFT)
  • CIntra cytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI)Answer
  • DEmbryo transfer (ET)

Explanation

ICSI is the only one of the four that describes injecting a sperm directly into the ovum. GIFT transfers an ovum into another woman's fallopian tube, and ZIFT transfers an already-formed zygote or early embryo — both move cells rather than perform the fertilisation itself.

Source: NEET 2026 re-exam (21 June), Code 50, Q142

Reproductive Health2025medium

Q2.What are the potential drawbacks in adoption of the IVF method?

  • A. High fatality risk to mother
  • B. Expensive instruments and reagents
  • C. Husband/wife necessary for being donors
  • D. Less adoption of orphans
  • E. Not available in India
  • F. Possibility that the early embryo does not survive
  • AB, D, F onlyAnswer
  • BA, C, D, F only
  • CA, B, C, D only
  • DA, B, C, E, F only

Explanation

The genuine drawbacks are cost, the social consequence of fewer orphans being adopted, and the low success rate because early embryos frequently fail to implant. A is wrong since IVF carries no high maternal fatality risk. C is wrong because donor gametes may come from outside the couple. E is plainly wrong — IVF has been available in India since 1978.

Source: NEET 2025 (4 May), Code 45, Q93

Reproductive Health2024easy

Q3.Which of the following is not a natural or traditional contraceptive method?

  • APeriodic abstinence
  • BLactational amenorrhea
  • CVaultsAnswer
  • DCoitus interruptus

Explanation

Natural methods work by avoiding the chance of the sperm meeting the ovum, and need no device — periodic abstinence, coitus interruptus and lactational amenorrhoea all qualify. Vaults are a barrier method: a rubber or latex device placed in the female reproductive tract to physically block sperm, so it is a device rather than a natural technique.

Source: NEET 2024 (5 May), Code R3, Q151

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