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A woman whose fallopian tubes are blocked but whose ovaries and uterus are normal could best achieve pregnancy through:

Answer: In vitro fertilisation with embryo transfer.

  • A A barrier contraceptive like a diaphragm
  • B Tubectomy reversal only
  • C The rhythm method
  • D In vitro fertilisation with embryo transfer

Correct answer: D. In vitro fertilisation with embryo transfer

Explanation: IVF bypasses the blocked tubes by fertilising the egg outside the body and transferring the embryo into the uterus, allowing pregnancy despite tubal blockage.

Contraceptive Methods by CategoryNaturalabstinence,withdrawalBarriercondom (alsoblocks STIs)IUDCuT, LippesloopHormonalpills, injectables,implantsSurgicalvasectomy,tubectomyEffectiveness and permanence generally increase left→right; only barrier methods stop STI transmission

Contraceptive methods span a spectrum from temporary/natural to permanent/surgical; condoms stand out as the only method offering STI protection alongside contraception.

Concept context

Understand reproductive health, family planning, contraception methods, STIs, population control, and assisted reproductive technologies.

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