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NEET Reproductive Health Important Questions

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NEET Important Questions Reproductive Health

The students who are targeting NEET exam should prepare for all the important chapters of NEET syllabus to secure highest marks in NEET 2024. The important questions for NEET 2024 designed by Vedantu is one of the most reliable study material as it covers all the important chapters which are in the syllabus. Also, these important questions are prepared by analyzing the previous years question papers & considering the weightage of each chapter in the syllabus.

 

Find all the NEET Biology important questions from the Chapter Reproductive Health with solutions to perform better in the exam here. These important questions are prepared by our academic experts based on the syllabus guidelines prescribed by MCI. 


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The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) under the prescribed syllabus of the Medical Council of India (MCI) is the standardized test for medical aspirants to take admission in various medical institutes across India. 


With an increasing number of Examinees and a limited number of seats available, the competition is becoming tougher. So to get success in NEET, it is important to have patience, perseverance, dedication and the right Exam strategy. Vedantu is here to help with your Exam woes with sample papers, solutions, revision notes, important questions and more! Make sure to jump on to the website and kickstart your preparation now.

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Overview of Reproductive Health

Reproductive health refers to the total well-being of humans in all aspects of reproduction, i.e., physical, emotional, behavioural and social. The primary step towards Reproductive health is to create awareness among people about Reproductive organs, adolescence and changes that are associated with it, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), safe and hygienic sexual practices, etc. through counselling and campaigns. Providing medical facilities and health care to problems like menstrual irregularities, pregnancy-related aspects as well as medical termination of pregnancy (MTP), birth control, STIs, infertility, postnatal childbirth and maternal management are some of the important aspects of the operation of the Reproductive and Child Health Care programmes by the government of India.


An overall improvement in Reproductive health through reduced infant and maternal mortality rates, early detection and cure of STIs and other such aspects under the programme along with improved health care facilities and living conditions have promoted explosive growth in the population of the country. This kind of boom in population motivated the propagation of contraceptive methods immensely. Various types of contraceptives are available now such as natural, barrier, IUDs, pills, injections, implants, and reversible and irreversible surgical procedures. By using barrier contraceptives, one can avoid getting STIs during intercourse which could otherwise have led to other health complications like stillbirth, infertility, increased susceptibility to diseases (as in the case of AIDS), etc. Medical termination of pregnancy or better known as abortion is also legalised in our country to avoid unwanted pregnancies caused due to sexual assault or other reasons such as fatality of mother or foetus or both.


Infertility arising from various reasons can be a cause of concern for couples seeking parenthood. Various methods of artificial reproduction are available for such couples, one famous and most successful method is the “in vitro” fertilisation where an ovum and a sperm taken from the respective parents are fertilized in a lab using suitable conditions followed by the transfer of the embryo to the female uterus for development and completion of pregnancy. The whole procedure is termed the “test-tube baby” programme.


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FAQs on NEET Reproductive Health Important Questions

1. What is the NEET Exam pattern?

The NEET Exam consists of a total of 180 objective type questions from Biology (90 questions), Physics (45 questions) and Chemistry (45 questions), carrying a total of 720 marks, conducted through offline mode. 4 marks are awarded for every correct answer and one mark is deducted for every wrong answer. No mark is awarded for every question left unanswered. It is prepared in 11 languages including English, Hindi, Urdu, Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi and Oriya in twenty different sets of question papers.

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For scoring well in NEET, it is very important to be determined, dedicated and have good Exam planning along with good preparation. It is very important to follow and study the NCERT textbooks thoroughly, especially for Chemistry and Biology and make notes alongside as well. Highlight and study every important topic and formula, and revise regularly. You should take mock tests regularly and try to solve them within the given time limit. This will help you chalk out your weaknesses, improve on them as well as your efficiency in solving the paper with time. For sample papers and previous year question papers, you can visit Vedantu and get access to what you need by downloading PDFs for free anytime!