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(N/A)       Physical barrier method    Chemical barrier method        $(1)$ These methods are used to cover the penis in males or the vagina/cervix in

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(N/A)       Physical barrier method    Chemical barrier method        $(1)$ These methods are used to cover the penis in males or the vagina/cervix in females just before coitus to prevent sperm from entering the female reproductive tract.    $(1)$ These involve the use of chemical substances like creams,jellies,or foams applied in the vagina before coitus to immobilize or kill sperms.        $(2)$ By acting as a physical shield,they prevent the meeting of sperm and ovum,thereby preventing fertilization.    $(2)$ These chemicals act as spermicides,disrupting the metabolic processes or oxygen uptake of sperms,leading to their death and preventing fertilization.

Differentiate between the physical barrier method and the chemical barrier method of contraception.

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Physical barrier method	Chemical barrier method
$(1)$ These methods are used to cover the penis in males or the vagina/cervix in females just before coitus to prevent sperm from entering the female reproductive tract.	$(1)$ These involve the use of chemical substances like creams,jellies,or foams applied in the vagina before coitus to immobilize or kill sperms.
$(2)$ By acting as a physical shield,they prevent the meeting of sperm and ovum,thereby preventing fertilization.	$(2)$ These chemicals act as spermicides,disrupting the metabolic processes or oxygen uptake of sperms,leading to their death and preventing fertilization.