Discuss various aspects of infertility.
(N/A) Infertility is a condition where couples are unable to produce children in spite of unprotected sexual cohabitation.
- Causes: Infertility can be caused by various factors,including physical,congenital,genetic,immunological,or psychological disorders.
- Social Perspective: In India,the female is often blamed for being childless,but in many cases,the problem lies with the male partner.
- Medical Intervention: Specialized health care units,such as infertility clinics,can help in the diagnosis and corrective treatment of these disorders,enabling couples to have children through assisted reproductive technologies $(ART)$.
- Causes: Infertility can be caused by various factors,including physical,congenital,genetic,immunological,or psychological disorders.
- Social Perspective: In India,the female is often blamed for being childless,but in many cases,the problem lies with the male partner.
- Medical Intervention: Specialized health care units,such as infertility clinics,can help in the diagnosis and corrective treatment of these disorders,enabling couples to have children through assisted reproductive technologies $(ART)$.
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Column $I$ Column $II$ $a$. $ZIFT$ $i$. Single sperm cell is injected directly into the cytoplasm of an ovum $b$. $GIFT$ $ii$. Fertilized egg is transferred to the fallopian tube for further development $c$. $ICSI$ $iii$. Sperms are introduced into the uterus $d$. $IUI$ $iv$. Ova and sperms are directly injected into regions of the oviduct where fertilization occurs
| Column $I$ | Column $II$ |
| $a$. $ZIFT$ | $i$. Single sperm cell is injected directly into the cytoplasm of an ovum |
| $b$. $GIFT$ | $ii$. Fertilized egg is transferred to the fallopian tube for further development |
| $c$. $ICSI$ | $iii$. Sperms are introduced into the uterus |
| $d$. $IUI$ | $iv$. Ova and sperms are directly injected into regions of the oviduct where fertilization occurs |
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Column $1$ Column $2$ Column $3$ $(a) ZIFT$ $(p) ART$ method $(w)$ Ovum and sperm in fallopian tube $(b) ART$ $(q) ZIFT$ $(x)$ Embryo with more than $8$ blastomeres in uterus $(c) GIFT$ $(r) IVF$ $(y)$ Embryo with up to $8$ blastomeres in fallopian tube $(d) IVF$ $(s) GIFT$ $(z)$ Ovum transfer into fallopian tube
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| $(a) ZIFT$ | $(p) ART$ method | $(w)$ Ovum and sperm in fallopian tube |
| $(b) ART$ | $(q) ZIFT$ | $(x)$ Embryo with more than $8$ blastomeres in uterus |
| $(c) GIFT$ | $(r) IVF$ | $(y)$ Embryo with up to $8$ blastomeres in fallopian tube |
| $(d) IVF$ | $(s) GIFT$ | $(z)$ Ovum transfer into fallopian tube |
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