Class 12 biology Reproductive Health.pdf
• Reproduction Health : Healthy reproductive
organ with normal function
• WHO ‘A total well being in all aspect of
reproduction, i.e. physical, emotional ,
behavioral and social.
India is the
first
country in world to
initiate national ride
ime"are
health programme
-
->
Family
planning
in 1951
* Reproduction and child health care
(MCH)-1977
problems
-
- -
I lack
of awarnell about personal hygiene
2 myth and misconception of sexual related aspects
b) illegal aboutions
4) Femal focticides
5, Population explosion.-
"Democraphy"
6, 4 maternal and total mortality rate
7/ Lack of awarned about
STD's
regies
Awarnell about
see
related aspects and
sip's
y contraceptive method.
↳
I maternal and fetal
mortality
rate
↳ post
natal care.
⑮ sereductions in school and
colleges
I preventation of sen abuse and see releated crime
1 Research in reproductive health.
would population
-
1900 -> 2 billion (2000 million)
2000 -> 6 billion
2011-> 7
.2 billion
india population
- - -
350 million - at the time of
independence
close to billion 5 2000
1.2 billion ->
May 2011
Dining
waveovera
• The characteristics of an ideal contraceptive
are
• Highly effective.
• No side effects.
• Rapidly reversible.
• Cheap
• Widespread availability.
• Acceptable to all cultures and religions.
• Easily distributed.
#
• CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS
• Spacing methods
• Terminal methods
• Pregnancy vaccines.
·
Green
I
°@π@⑦
1. SpacingMethods
• Help in prevention of pregnancy as long as
they are used.
• These methods can help in timing and spacing
of pregnancies, preventing unwanted children.
• These methods are temporary methods.
po
to
&
-
I)Natural Method
• Avoid chances of ova and sperm meeting.
• 1).Periodic abstinence
• Calender method
• Couples avoid coitus from 10 to 17 of the menstrual cycle
• Advantage – most natural
• Disadvantage – most unreliable when cycle
are irregular & ovulation time is variable.
* - -
-
T
Boration
• 2)Withdrawalor coitus interrupts
• Male partner withdrawals his copulatory organ from the
vagina just before ejaculation to avoid insemination
• 3.Lactational amenorrhea
• No Menstrual cycle, No ovulation
• Safe up to 6 month from parturition
• No side effect for natural methods
II.Barrier methods
• Physically meeting of ovum and sperm prevented
i)Condoms&Femidoms
Mechanism of action,
• Prevents deposition of semen into vagina.
Advantages –
• Easily available , safe, inexpensive
• Use dose not require medical supervision.
• Provide protection againstSTD.
Dis-advantage
• May slip off or tear off.
• Interfere with sexual sensation.
• Failure rate of condom : 10 - 14%
• Failure rate of Femidom : 5- 15%
. . .
=>
rubber sated sheath.
Emp
• Ii)Reusable barriers
• Includes Diaphragms, Cervical caps insert into female
reproductive track to cover the cervix during
intercourse
vaults .
/
Diaphargm. –Flexible rim made up of spring.
• Cup shaped synthetic rubber or plastic.
• Inserted into vagina over the cervix.
Cervical caps.
• Smaller than Diaphargm,
• Applied on cervix itself.
Advantages.
• Inexpensive.
• A diaphragm along with spermicidal is very
effective.
• Do not require medical consultation.
Disadvantages.
• Demonstration by trained person needed for
proper use.
• Failure most common – due to displacement of
device.
• Cervicitis ( inflammation of cervix) & local
irritation.
v
-
T
-
• Iii)IUDs (Intra Uterine Devices)
• These are inserted by doctors or expert nurses in the uterus
through vagina
• A) Non medicated -----Lippes loop
• B)Cu-releasing IUDs------Cu T, Cu7, Multiload 375.
• C)Hormonal IUDs--------Progestasert,LNG20.
Imp
-
→ most widely accepted
method of contraception in
indie
i¥
-
First Generation IUD’S
• These devices were made of polyethylene and
are non-medicated
• -Double S shaped
• - can be kept in uterus as long as desire
Eg -Lippes loop
-
=
→
increasing phagocytosis of sperm cells .
Second Generation IUD’S
• These are also made of polyethylene but
copper is added into these. The copper
enhances the contraceptive effect.
• Variety of copper devices are Cu T, Cu7,
Multiload 375
by decrearing
motility of sperm
+
cells
Third Generation IUD’S
• These contains hormones which is released slowly in the
uterus.
• The hormone affects the lining of the uterus and cervical
mucus.
• Hormone cylinder contains : 38mg of progesterone
• - Cylinder daily releases 65micro gms of progesterone
• -Life span : 1year
• Eg: Progestasert, LNG20.
X
-
-
-
makes the uteries unstable for
implantation.
• Advantages.
• Safe
• Effective
• Reversible
• Failure rate 1-3%
• Easily pulled out when not required.
• Long term contraception.
• Disadvantages.
• May cause heavy bleeding.
• May come out accidently.
Risk of ectopic pregnancy.
also
IUD
used as
-
-
o
emergency
D contraceptive
method
. .
-
III) Hormonal methods
Oral contraceptives (pills)
• There are variety of oral contraceptive pills
• Combined pills:-MALA-D , MALA-N.
• Inhibit secretion of FSH & LH
• Prevent ovulation
• Everyday orally at night for 21 days. ( from 5th
day to 25th day of cycle)
&>E4
Failurate rate -
0.1%.
-
.
-
.
Non-steroidal contraceptives:
• Developed by Central Drug Research Institute (CDRI)
• saheli :weekly oral pills
n
IIP
IIP
-
in
Lac know
-
-
ffailuverate-l.83s.fi
• C)Emergency contraceptives
• Morning –after pills
=>
ned
within 72 he often coitus. Emp
IND
also
act
as
emergency
ceptive
contra
-
• b)Injectables and Implants (Non oral contraceptives)
• Implants under skin
• Progesterone along or in combination with estrogen
• Mode of action similar to oral pills
• Effective period is much longer
①
②
① ① e.
ii.i.
÷
• Norplant – 6 flexible silastic (silicon) tubes
• 35 mg progesterone.
• Norplant 2 – 2 rods of levonorgesterol
• Location – beneath skin of arm or forearm.
• Contraception – 5-6 yrs.
⑧.
.
.
-x@⑦*I
Depot preparation.
Injectable
• I. DMPA (Depot medroxy progestrone acetete)
• II. NET-EN ( Norethiseterone anante )
• Both of these contain synthetic progestogen.
• Progestogenprevents ovulation.
-
~ ⑲
----
..
enanthate
- - -
- -
-
• Antispermatogenic Drugs – inhibit
spermatogenesis.
• 1. Male pill (Gossypol)
• Composition –
• Gossypol, phenolic derivatives of cottonseed
oil.
• Causes azoospermia.
p. pils-> china (2000)
-
-
↓
⑧ -
-
Absence testosterone pill
-
- -
-
-
IV)Chemical methods
• Contains Spermicidal chemicals.
• Available in the form of creams, jelly, foam tablets..
#-)
2m04 ,
KMMOU)
-
boric acid/
Tiˢ
-
-
• Terminal methods.
-0
V)Surgical methods (Sterilisation)
.
.
n
?
'
VI)Medical termination pregnancy
• Voluntary termination of pregnancy
• 45 to 50 million MTPs performed in a year all over the world
• Govt of India legalized in 1971& act come into force from April
1 , 1972
• It is safe during first trimester
• Person who can do MTP
• Medicals – continuation of pregnancy is hazardous to the
mother.
• Eugenic – substantialrisk to the child if born.
• Humanitarian ground.– when pregnancy is result of rape.
• Failure of contraceptive methods.
- -
-
1/s of total
conceived
Imp
pregnancies in
a year
week
first endment
Act, 2017
-
- >
MTP with in 12 week -
Im -
12 week
only one
registered medical
- -
-
practitioner require
- >
miP fever then 24
weeks, two registered
medical practitioner
require.
Methods of termination
• 1 st trimester
Medical - Mifepristone
• - Mifepristone & Misoprostol
• - Methotrexate & Misoprostol
• - Tamoxifene & misoprostol
Surgical – Vacuum aspiration
• - suction evacuation & or curettage
• - Dialatation and evacuation
(R4-486)
-
*
*
*
*******
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I
100)(ov) (venereal
diseases)
- >
ivansmitted through sexual intercourse
- >
Hepatitis -
B, MIX also transmitted
by shaving of
injections;
surgical instruments etc..
-
AIDS - > HIX
~ Mepatitis B -> HBX
Genital herps -> Herpes simplex virus II
Bu Gonouhoea -> Neisseria gonowhoea
E syphilis-> Treponema pallidum
Yester
E
chlamydiasis ->
Chlamydia trachomatis
venital wants -> HPX
trichomoniasis -> Trichomonas vaginalis
- >
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Mepatitis, Genital
herps, and HIV other diseases are
completely
avable it
detected
early
- >
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fluid discharge, slight pain,
swelling in
genital region.
->
complications include pelvic
inflammatory diseases,
PID), Abortion, still
births,
ectopic
pregnancy, infertility
(or even cancer of reproductive tract.
preventation
-
T
-
3) Avoid sea with unknown
partners/multiple partners
I use of condoms
during colts
is
Early diagnosis.
Infertility & ARTs
• Inability to produce childrens
• Reasons could be physical, congenital, diseases, drugs,
immunological or psychological.
• The couples could be assisted to have childrens
through certain techniques commonly known as ARTs
• A)IVF ( ZIFT, IUT)
• B)GIFT
• C)ICSI
• D)AI
.
-
-
-
-
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Class 12 biology Reproductive Health.pdf

  • 2. • Reproduction Health : Healthy reproductive organ with normal function • WHO ‘A total well being in all aspect of reproduction, i.e. physical, emotional , behavioral and social. India is the first country in world to initiate national ride ime"are health programme - -> Family planning in 1951 * Reproduction and child health care (MCH)-1977
  • 3. problems - - - I lack of awarnell about personal hygiene 2 myth and misconception of sexual related aspects b) illegal aboutions 4) Femal focticides 5, Population explosion.- "Democraphy" 6, 4 maternal and total mortality rate 7/ Lack of awarned about STD's regies Awarnell about see related aspects and sip's y contraceptive method. ↳ I maternal and fetal mortality rate ↳ post natal care. ⑮ sereductions in school and colleges I preventation of sen abuse and see releated crime 1 Research in reproductive health.
  • 4. would population - 1900 -> 2 billion (2000 million) 2000 -> 6 billion 2011-> 7 .2 billion india population - - - 350 million - at the time of independence close to billion 5 2000 1.2 billion -> May 2011 Dining waveovera
  • 5. • The characteristics of an ideal contraceptive are • Highly effective. • No side effects. • Rapidly reversible. • Cheap • Widespread availability. • Acceptable to all cultures and religions. • Easily distributed. #
  • 6. • CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS • Spacing methods • Terminal methods • Pregnancy vaccines. · Green I °@π@⑦
  • 7. 1. SpacingMethods • Help in prevention of pregnancy as long as they are used. • These methods can help in timing and spacing of pregnancies, preventing unwanted children. • These methods are temporary methods. po to & -
  • 8. I)Natural Method • Avoid chances of ova and sperm meeting. • 1).Periodic abstinence • Calender method • Couples avoid coitus from 10 to 17 of the menstrual cycle • Advantage – most natural • Disadvantage – most unreliable when cycle are irregular & ovulation time is variable. * - - - T Boration
  • 9. • 2)Withdrawalor coitus interrupts • Male partner withdrawals his copulatory organ from the vagina just before ejaculation to avoid insemination • 3.Lactational amenorrhea • No Menstrual cycle, No ovulation • Safe up to 6 month from parturition • No side effect for natural methods
  • 10. II.Barrier methods • Physically meeting of ovum and sperm prevented i)Condoms&Femidoms Mechanism of action, • Prevents deposition of semen into vagina. Advantages – • Easily available , safe, inexpensive • Use dose not require medical supervision. • Provide protection againstSTD. Dis-advantage • May slip off or tear off. • Interfere with sexual sensation. • Failure rate of condom : 10 - 14% • Failure rate of Femidom : 5- 15% . . . => rubber sated sheath. Emp
  • 11. • Ii)Reusable barriers • Includes Diaphragms, Cervical caps insert into female reproductive track to cover the cervix during intercourse vaults . /
  • 12. Diaphargm. –Flexible rim made up of spring. • Cup shaped synthetic rubber or plastic. • Inserted into vagina over the cervix. Cervical caps. • Smaller than Diaphargm, • Applied on cervix itself.
  • 13. Advantages. • Inexpensive. • A diaphragm along with spermicidal is very effective. • Do not require medical consultation. Disadvantages. • Demonstration by trained person needed for proper use. • Failure most common – due to displacement of device. • Cervicitis ( inflammation of cervix) & local irritation. v - T -
  • 14. • Iii)IUDs (Intra Uterine Devices) • These are inserted by doctors or expert nurses in the uterus through vagina • A) Non medicated -----Lippes loop • B)Cu-releasing IUDs------Cu T, Cu7, Multiload 375. • C)Hormonal IUDs--------Progestasert,LNG20. Imp - → most widely accepted method of contraception in indie i¥ -
  • 15. First Generation IUD’S • These devices were made of polyethylene and are non-medicated • -Double S shaped • - can be kept in uterus as long as desire Eg -Lippes loop - = → increasing phagocytosis of sperm cells .
  • 16. Second Generation IUD’S • These are also made of polyethylene but copper is added into these. The copper enhances the contraceptive effect. • Variety of copper devices are Cu T, Cu7, Multiload 375 by decrearing motility of sperm + cells
  • 17. Third Generation IUD’S • These contains hormones which is released slowly in the uterus. • The hormone affects the lining of the uterus and cervical mucus. • Hormone cylinder contains : 38mg of progesterone • - Cylinder daily releases 65micro gms of progesterone • -Life span : 1year • Eg: Progestasert, LNG20. X - - - makes the uteries unstable for implantation.
  • 18. • Advantages. • Safe • Effective • Reversible • Failure rate 1-3% • Easily pulled out when not required. • Long term contraception. • Disadvantages. • May cause heavy bleeding. • May come out accidently. Risk of ectopic pregnancy. also IUD used as - - o emergency D contraceptive method . . -
  • 19. III) Hormonal methods Oral contraceptives (pills) • There are variety of oral contraceptive pills • Combined pills:-MALA-D , MALA-N. • Inhibit secretion of FSH & LH • Prevent ovulation • Everyday orally at night for 21 days. ( from 5th day to 25th day of cycle) &>E4 Failurate rate - 0.1%. - . - .
  • 20. Non-steroidal contraceptives: • Developed by Central Drug Research Institute (CDRI) • saheli :weekly oral pills n IIP IIP - in Lac know - - ffailuverate-l.83s.fi
  • 21. • C)Emergency contraceptives • Morning –after pills => ned within 72 he often coitus. Emp IND also act as emergency ceptive contra -
  • 22. • b)Injectables and Implants (Non oral contraceptives) • Implants under skin • Progesterone along or in combination with estrogen • Mode of action similar to oral pills • Effective period is much longer ① ② ① ① e. ii.i. ÷
  • 23. • Norplant – 6 flexible silastic (silicon) tubes • 35 mg progesterone. • Norplant 2 – 2 rods of levonorgesterol • Location – beneath skin of arm or forearm. • Contraception – 5-6 yrs. ⑧. . . -x@⑦*I
  • 24. Depot preparation. Injectable • I. DMPA (Depot medroxy progestrone acetete) • II. NET-EN ( Norethiseterone anante ) • Both of these contain synthetic progestogen. • Progestogenprevents ovulation. - ~ ⑲ ---- .. enanthate - - - - - -
  • 25. • Antispermatogenic Drugs – inhibit spermatogenesis. • 1. Male pill (Gossypol) • Composition – • Gossypol, phenolic derivatives of cottonseed oil. • Causes azoospermia. p. pils-> china (2000) - - ↓ ⑧ - - Absence testosterone pill - - - - -
  • 26. IV)Chemical methods • Contains Spermicidal chemicals. • Available in the form of creams, jelly, foam tablets.. #-) 2m04 , KMMOU) - boric acid/ Tiˢ - -
  • 29. VI)Medical termination pregnancy • Voluntary termination of pregnancy • 45 to 50 million MTPs performed in a year all over the world • Govt of India legalized in 1971& act come into force from April 1 , 1972 • It is safe during first trimester • Person who can do MTP • Medicals – continuation of pregnancy is hazardous to the mother. • Eugenic – substantialrisk to the child if born. • Humanitarian ground.– when pregnancy is result of rape. • Failure of contraceptive methods. - - - 1/s of total conceived Imp pregnancies in a year week first endment Act, 2017 - - > MTP with in 12 week - Im - 12 week only one registered medical - - - practitioner require - > miP fever then 24 weeks, two registered medical practitioner require.
  • 30. Methods of termination • 1 st trimester Medical - Mifepristone • - Mifepristone & Misoprostol • - Methotrexate & Misoprostol • - Tamoxifene & misoprostol Surgical – Vacuum aspiration • - suction evacuation & or curettage • - Dialatation and evacuation (R4-486) - * * * *******
  • 36. 100)(ov) (venereal diseases) - > ivansmitted through sexual intercourse - > Hepatitis - B, MIX also transmitted by shaving of injections; surgical instruments etc.. - AIDS - > HIX ~ Mepatitis B -> HBX Genital herps -> Herpes simplex virus II Bu Gonouhoea -> Neisseria gonowhoea E syphilis-> Treponema pallidum Yester E chlamydiasis -> Chlamydia trachomatis venital wants -> HPX trichomoniasis -> Trichomonas vaginalis - > Except Mepatitis, Genital herps, and HIV other diseases are completely avable it detected early - > symptoms 6- Itching, fluid discharge, slight pain, swelling in genital region. -> complications include pelvic inflammatory diseases, PID), Abortion, still births, ectopic pregnancy, infertility (or even cancer of reproductive tract.
  • 37. preventation - T - 3) Avoid sea with unknown partners/multiple partners I use of condoms during colts is Early diagnosis.
  • 38. Infertility & ARTs • Inability to produce childrens • Reasons could be physical, congenital, diseases, drugs, immunological or psychological. • The couples could be assisted to have childrens through certain techniques commonly known as ARTs • A)IVF ( ZIFT, IUT) • B)GIFT • C)ICSI • D)AI . - -
  • 39. - - blood test 4- seminal plasma examination - :
  • 42. ICSI
  • 45. - - -