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Some questions of this chapter are given here.
Q. What do you think is the significance of reproductive health in a society?
Ans: A reproductive healthy society should have people possess physically and functionally normal reproductive organs with normal emotional and behavioural interactions between them in all sex-related aspects. Indian government has started many plans like family planning and RCH to attain total reproductive health. Professional experts, strong infrastructural facilities and materials are also provided to them. Even non-govt. Organisation helps them to provide guidance and medical assistance to people suffering from reproduction related problems.
Q. Suggest the aspects of reproductive health which need to be given special attention in the present scenario.
Ans: To deal with the welfare of society in all aspects of reproduction, Reproductive health is a collective term. It includes spreading of proper information about reproductive organs, STDs, AIDS etc. Education about different kinds of birth control options, taking care of pregnant lady, post natal care for child and mother as well.
Q. Is sex education necessary in schools? Why?
Ans: India has a large population of young individuals. They are from teenagers to early adulthood. Parents and other close relatives plays very important role in providing right information. Sex education must be introduce to schools to make them aware about sex related problems and changes that they undergo in their teen ages.
Q. Do you think that reproductive health in our country has improved in the past 50 years? If yes, mention some such areas of improvement.
Ans: Yes. India has taken some serious steps to improve reproductive health in the country. Programmes such as family planning started in 1951. Govt. Together with certain NGOs are creating awareness about reproductive health through audio-visual aids and print media RCH and CDRI had also been started in India. To stop female foeticides, amniocenteses have been banned in India.
Q. What are the suggested reasons for population explosion?
Ans: Population of world is increasing very rapidly specially in developing countries which are a very serious issue. There are various reasons responsible for it. Quality of life is improved, medical facilities have increased, death rate and MMR have decreased rapidly. Illiteracy is also an important role for population growth.
