Reproductive Health Mind Map

Reproductive health is a state of complete well-being in physical, emotional, behavioural and social aspects of reproduction, not merely the absence of reproductive disease.

Use the words physical, emotional, behavioural and social well-being, then add one strategy such as awareness, infrastructure, medical care or research.

Birth control refers to methods that prevent pregnancy, while population stabilisation is the balancing of birth rate and death rate to reduce rapid population growth.

For each contraceptive method, write the site of action and how pregnancy is prevented. This makes the answer more biological than a simple list.

Medical termination of pregnancy is the intentional ending of pregnancy under legal and medically supervised conditions to protect reproductive health and safety.

Mention legal regulation, medical supervision and maternal health. Also write that misuse of prenatal diagnostic methods for sex selection is prohibited.

Sexually transmitted infections are infections mainly transmitted through sexual contact, though some can also spread through infected blood, shared needles or from mother to child.

For prevention, write specific measures: avoid unsafe sexual contact, use condoms, avoid shared needles, use screened blood and seek early diagnosis and treatment.

Infertility is the inability of a couple to produce children after regular unprotected sexual intercourse, and assisted reproductive technologies help such couples achieve pregnancy through medical techniques.

When naming an ART, write what is transferred and where it is transferred. This usually earns the key marks.