Read Reproductive Health by Choice and Prevention
Reproductive health includes informed family planning, prevention of infections and access to safe, qualified care.
Living-system questions are solved by matching a structure or organism to its function, process and stated condition.
Read family-planning statements
Condoms are accessible barrier contraception and reduce the risk of some STIs. MTP is used for unwanted pregnancy or medical reasons, not as a general population-control method. Reproductive and Child Health programmes promote information and services.
Match STI and route
Hepatitis B can spread through infected blood and other routes; genital herpes is caused by HSV; syphilis is caused by Treponema pallidum and can also pass from mother to foetus; genital warts are caused by HPV, not HIV.
Use trained care
Reproductive-health services should support accurate information and qualified medical care. This short material follows the exam question set; it is not a substitute for current clinical or legal guidance.
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- ✓Condoms can prevent pregnancy and reduce STI risk.
- ✓MTP has individual medical and personal indications.
- ✓Genital warts: HPV; HIV is a different virus.
- ✓Reproductive-health programmes support awareness and care.
Do not confuse the causative virus for genital warts with HIV, or mistake an old sample key for current legal advice.
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