What is the WHO’s interpretation of reproductive health?

Q: Which assisted reproductive technologies might help the following couples? (More than one answer may…

A: In reproductive biology, infertility is a condition for which various parts of male as well as…

Q: What is sex-influenceddominance?

A: According to Mendelian inheritance, a single character is controlled by one or more genes and each…

Q: What is the conception rate if there are 130 cows exposed during breeding but only 78 got pregnant?

A: Total cows inseminated (exposed during breeding)= 130 cows Total cows that got pregnant = 78

Q: List and briefly describe three different types of assisted reproductive technology that might be…

A: Assisted reproductive technology are techniques with which infertility can be helped. They deal with…

Q: Explain Some Forms of Contraception?

A: Introduction  Issue of rising population is the major concern of the current century. As there is…

Q: Describe how three birth control methods work.

A: The methods or devices used to limit the number of offsprings are known as birth control methods of…

Q: What is the possible effect of abortion to a woman? What's one word to describe abortion?

A: When a pregnancy ends itself it is called miscarriage or also called spontaneous abortion. When a…

Q: How does smoking affect pregnant women and their babies?

A: Pregnant women A woman is said to be pregnant when an ovum is fertilized with a sperm and an embryo…

Q: what percentage of infertility is caused by male issues compared to female issues?

A: Infertility is defined as the inability of person or animal to reproduce by natural means. In…

Q: Rank these birth control methods regarding theireffectiveness at preventing pregnancy: abstinence,…

A: BASIC INFORMATION CONTRACEPTION  It is a method to avoid pregnancy.  There are several contraceptive…

Q: What is traditional methods of birth control? How is it different from the modern methods of birth…

A: Traditional methods of Birth Control:  Traditional birth control measures were applied or practiced…

Q: Roughly 13 percent of all new mothers experience the maternity blues, which are the first stage of…

A: Postpartum depression is defined as changes in the emotions, the behavior of the female that occurs…

Q: How does birth control work?

A: Some birth control methods are -  Barrier method Hormonal methods Sterilization

Q: What factors affect birth rates and death rates worldwide?

A: The birth rate refers to the number of people born every year per thousand population. The death…

Q: How does informed consent apply to someone who had not signed an advance directive? To a newborn? To…

A: There was a shift in the doctor-patient interaction that sowed the seeds of the patients' rights…

Q: What is the significance of Reproductive Health?

A: As defined by the World Health Organization (WHO), reproductive health refers to an individual's…

Q: Discuss four assisted reproductive technologies that canhelp infertile couples conceive a child.

A: Infertility can be defined as a condition of the reproductive system defined by the failure of…

Q: Why do most behavioral methods of birth control have high failure rates?

A: BASIC INFORMATION  CONTRACEPTION  It is basically a device used to prevent pregnancy.  It is user…

Q: What is primary sex ratio (PSR) ?

A: Humans mainly have two sex in the majority; Male and Female. The males are mainly characterized by…

Q: Do you think that anyone should be denied fertility treatment? If so, whatfactors do you think a…

A: A few operations have been utilized to conquer infertility in both men and women. Assuming the men…

Q: Define about assisted reproductive technologies (ART) ?

A: Although most human couples remain fertile throughout their life some human couples lose their…

Q: Why is sex education important? And What are the positive benefits of this?

A: Sex is an activity in which one, two, or more individuals excite themselves and/or one other via the…

Q: Define the Assisted Reproductive Technologies ?

A: Humans mainly have two sex in the majority; Male and Female. The males are mainly characterized by…

Q: How can we expand on Telehealth?

A: Telehealth is the facilitation and delivery of health and its related services including patient…

Q: Why Contraceptive implants are used ?

A: Implants are artificial methods of contraception.

Q: Why is human sexuality important?

A: Human sexuality is the way humans perceive and express themselves sexually. This includes sensations…

Q: Do you think that reproductive health in our country has improved in the past 50 years? If yes,…

A: Reproductive health is the state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely…

Q: Which statement by a woman indicates an understanding of the temperature (BBT) method?  I know my…

A: In a healthcare setting, it is the responsibility of the nurse to also provide health education.The…

Q: What do mean by vivipary?

A: The condition in plants that witness the development of seed and embryo prior to the detachment from…

Q: What are the Statistics updated on the worldwide prevalence of sexually transmitted infections?

A: Sexually transmitted diseases are caused by bacteria, viruses, and parasites. Some of the sexually…

Q: How do birth control methods such as Barrier method, Hormonal methods, and Sterilization work?

A: Birth control measures are the techniques used for preventing the fertilization of male and female…

Q: What is secondary sex ratio ?

A: The population is the group of organisms of a species that are present together in a habitat.

Q: What is fertile females theory?

A: Fertile females theory has been explained in the Ovulatory shift hypothesis. In this scientific…

Q: What is the current life span of men and women?

A: The term 'lifespan' is defined as the maximum number of years a human being can live. The life span…

Q: How does IVF differ from other assisted reproductive technologies?

A: IVF (In vitro Fertilisation)  is a effective and useful means of reproductive technology than any…

Q: Are there secondary sex characteristics that could be the basis of a reliable sex determination…

A: Introduction Secondary sexual characters:- These are the characteristics that help to distinguish…

Q: Why is advanced maternal age high risk?

A: Advanced Maternal Age or AMA defined as the age of 35 or older. If any female conceives at the age…

Q: What are some reasons that men outlive women in countries other than the United States?

A: It's noted that according to the U.S. Census Bureau, women's life expectancy is projected to reach…

Q: Discuss sexual reproduction methods

A: The creation of offspring is known as reproduction. Sexual and asexual reproduction are the two…

Q: what are the pros and cons of reproductive technologies? Explain them.

A: Reproductive technologies include the use of technology for handling of eggs and in some cases…

Q: Describe the pros and cons of reproductive technologies.

A: Reproductive technology includes technology that is used in animal and human reproduction. It…

Q: What is the standard for consent in an emergeny?

A: The emergency exclusion to the requirement for informed consent is founded on the assumption that a…

Q: Which other life changes (e.g., physical, psychosocial, and cognitive) may influence a women's…

A: There are many changes after menopause like physical eg. Skin dryness , hot flashes , decrease…