Oral Pills

Q. Which of the following is not true about “Saheli”?

1. It is an oral contraceptive pill
2. It increases concentration of estrogen and prevents ovulation
   in females
3. The basic preparation is steroidal
4. It is a “once a week” pill with high contraceptive value

Q.

Saheli is an oral contraceptive pill that has very high contraceptive value with little side effects It is because

1. It is taken once in a week

2. It contains synthetic progesterone

3. It contains centchroman

4. It decreases risk of cancer

Q.

Oral contraceptive pills for females developed at CDRI, Lucknow is

1. Saheli

2. Cortisol

3. Mala-D

4. None of these

Q.

Oral contraceptive pills help in birth control by

1. Killing sperms
2. Killing ova
3. Preventing ovulation
4. Forming a barrier between sperm and ova

Q. The most important component of the oral contraceptive pill is :

1. Progesterone
2. Growth hormone
   
3. Luteinising hormone
   
4. Thyroxine
   

Q. Oral contraceptives prevent pregnancy by

1. Preventing oogenesis
2. Killing the ovum
3. Blocking fertilisation
4. Preventing ovulation

Q. Oral contraceptive pill helps birth control by

1. Preventing ovulation
2. Killing the sperms
3. Forming barriers between sperms-ova
4. Killing the ova

Q. Progesterone, which is the most important component of the oral contraceptive pills, prevents pregnancy by:

1. Preventing formation of ova
   
2. Creating unfavorable chemical environment for the sperms to survive in the female reproductive tract
   
3. Preventing the cleavage of the fertilized egg
   
   
4. Blocking ovulation

Q. The hormonal combinations that are used in the contraceptive pills can be used to treat various medical conditions. This excludes which of the following?

1. Endometriosis
2. Erectile dysfunction
3. Hirsutism
4. Amenorrhea

Q. Progesterone, which is the most important component of the oral contraceptive pills, prevents pregnancy by:

1. Preventing formation of ova
   
2. Creating unfavorable chemical environment for the sperms to survive in the female reproductive tract
   
3. Preventing the cleavage of the fertilized egg
   
   
4. Blocking ovulation

Q. Saheli, an oral contraceptive pill for the females was developed by

1. NDRI, Karnal
2. ICMR, New Delhi
3. WHO, Switzerland
4. CDRI, Lucknow

Q.

Fill in the blanks.

1. _____(i)_____ is a combination of oestrogen and progesterone that stops ovulation and stunts growth of the endometrium.
2. ______(ii)_____ has only progesterone and causes erratic menstrual cycles.
3. ___(iv)_______ has to be taken once in 3 months contains hormones(estrogen and progesterone)
4. A____(v)_______ is inserted in the arm to prevent pregnancy which constantly release hormones

1. (i) Minipill, (ii) combined pill, (iii) injectable, (iv) silicon rubber rod

2. (i) Silicon rubber rod, (ii) combined pill, (iii) injectable, (iv) Minipill

3. (i) Combined pill, (ii) minipill, (iii) injectable, (iv) silicon rubber rod

4. (i) Injectable, (ii) minipill, (iii) combined pill, (iv) silicon rubber rod

Q. Which of the following is not true about “Saheli”?

1. It is an oral contraceptive pill
2. It increases concentration of estrogen and prevents ovulation
   in females
3. The basic preparation is steroidal
4. It is a “once a week” pill with high contraceptive value

Q. Which is the hormonal method of birth control?

1. vasectomy
2. IUD
3. Pill
4. femidom

Q. Saheli, an oral contraceptive pill for the females was developed by

1. NDRI, Karnal
2. ICMR, New Delhi
3. WHO, Switzerland
4. CDRI, Lucknow

Q. Oral contraceptive pill helps birth control by

1. Preventing ovulation
2. Killing the sperms
3. Forming barriers between sperms-ova
4. Killing the ova

Q. Match column I with column II.

Column I	Column II
(a) Condom	(i) Stops ovulation
(b) Diaphragm	(ii) Prevents implantation
(c) IUD	(iii) Collects semen during ejaculation
(d) Oral contraceptive	(iv) Stops eggs from reaching the uterus
(e) Tubectomy	(v) Prevents sperms from entering the uterus

1. a- (iii), b- (v), c- (ii), d- (i), e- (iv)
2. a- (v), b- (iii), c- (ii), d- (i), e- (iv)
3. a- (iii), b- (v), c- (ii), d- (iv), e- (i)
4. a- (iii), b- (ii), c- (v), d- (i), e- (iv)

Q. Which substance can be used as male contraceptive in future?

1. FSH
2. Testosterone
3. Progesterone
4. LH

Q. Emergency contraceptive pills are recommended to be take within

1. 2 hours of termination of the menstrual cycle
2. 72 hours of menstrual flow
3. 72 hours of ovulation
4. 72 hours of unprotected coitus

Q. Which of the following methods of contraceptives is applied externally and acts by releasing chemicals into the bloodstream?

1. Condoms
2. Diaphragms
3. Transdermal patches
4. Implants

Q. Which is not a birth control technique?

1. Saheli
2. Both a and b
3. Vaccination
4. Antibiotic

Q.

Saheli is a

1. oral contraceptive for females

2. surgical sterilisation method for females

3. diaphragm for females

4. surgical method of sterilisation in males

Q.

Oral contraceptives check

1. ovulation

2. fertilization

3. implantation

4. entry of sperm into vagina

Q. Saheli is

1. A diaphragm for females
2. A surgical method of sterilisation in males
3. An oral contraceptive for females
4. A surgical sterilisation method for females

Q. Oral contraceptives are prescribed to prevent ___.

1. Ovulation
2. Spermatogenesis
3. Entry of sperms in vagina
4. Implantation

Q. Oral contraceptives are used by females to prevent

1. spermatogenesis
2. fertilization
3. ovulation
4. entry of sperm in vagina

Q. Given below are four methods (A-D) and their modes of action (1-4) in achieving contraception. Select their correct matching from the four options that follow:
$\begin{array}{ccc}& Method& ModeofAction\\ \left(1\right)& Thepill& Preventsspermsreachingcervix\\ \left(2\right)& Condom& Preventsimplantation\\ \left(3\right)& Vasectomy& Preventsovulation\\ \left(4\right)& Copper-T& Semencontainsnosperms\end{array}$

1. 1=(d), 2=(a), 3=(b), 4=(c)
2. 1=(b), 2=(c), 3=(a), 4=(d)
3. 1=(c), 2=(a), 3=(d), 4=(b)
4. 1=(c), 2=(d), 3=(a), 4=(b)

Q. In breast feeding women, which of the following can be regarded as the best hormonal contraception method?

1. Sequential pill
2. Biphasic pills
3. None of the above
4. Both A and B

Q.

Tablets to prevent contraception contain

1. progesterone

2. FSH

3. LH

4. Both(b) and (c)

Q. Which one of the following is a hormone releasing IUD?

1. LNG-20
2. Cu7
3. CuT
4. Multiload 375