Surgical methods of contraception prevent gamete formation.
Which of the following statements concerning surgical contraceptive methods are NOT correct? S1: Vasectomy is a sterilisation procedure performed in males by tying or removing a small part of the vas deferens. S2: Tubectomy involves the removal or tying of a small part of the fallopian tube, performed in females. S3: Both vasectomy and tubectomy are highly effective methods, but their reversibility is very poor. S4: Surgical methods of contraception primarily prevent gamete formation in both males and females. S5: These methods are generally advised as terminal methods for couples who do not wish for any more pregnancies.
MedicNEET's Biology question bank is built from the same NCERT lines NTA picks repeatedly. Not random MCQs — questions crafted exactly like NTA crafts them.