1. Industrial health services are mainly concerned with:
(A) Providing household services
(B) Treating only childhood diseases
(C) Protecting workers’ health and safety
(D) Managing school activities
2. The main objective of industrial health services is to:
(A) Prevent occupational diseases and injuries
(B) Increase workplace hazards
(C) Reduce worker productivity
(D) Avoid health monitoring
3. Industrial health is a branch of:
(A) Family medicine only
(B) Pediatric nursing
(C) Occupational health
(D) Dental health
4. A major component of industrial health services is:
(A) Workplace health assessment
(B) Financial management
(C) Marketing services
(D) Product development
5. Industrial health services help workers by:
(A) Ignoring workplace conditions
(B) Increasing exposure to hazards
(C) Preventing work-related illnesses and promoting safe practices
(D) Reducing safety awareness
6. Pre-employment medical examination is performed to:
(A) Replace safety training
(B) Increase workplace risks
(C) Assess worker fitness for a job
(D) Determine salary level
7. Periodic medical examinations help in:
(A) Reducing worker safety
(B) Increasing workplace injuries
(C) Avoiding health assessment
(D) Early detection of occupational health problems
8. Occupational health nurses in industries provide:
(A) Financial planning
(B) Industrial production management
(C) Health care, education, and counseling
(D) Equipment repair
9. Workplace health surveillance involves:
(A) Monitoring workers’ health status
(B) Ignoring symptoms
(C) Reducing safety measures
(D) Increasing hazards
10. Industrial hygiene focuses on:
(A) Identifying and controlling workplace hazards
(B) Increasing chemical exposure
(C) Treating only diseases
(D) Managing employee salaries
11. A factory medical unit provides:
(A) Recruitment services
(B) Product inspection only
(C) Financial advice
(D) First aid and occupational healthcare
12. The industrial health team may include:
(A) Engineers only
(B) Doctors, nurses, and safety officers
(C) Managers only
(D) Workers only
13. First aid services at industries are important for:
(A) Avoiding treatment
(B) Increasing accidents
(C) Managing workplace emergencies
(D) Delaying care
14. A workplace safety program aims to:
(A) Increase hazards
(B) Reduce occupational injuries
(C) Ignore risks
(D) Remove safety training
15. Industrial health education teaches workers about:
(A) Disease spread
(B) Unsafe behaviors
(C) Hazard exposure
(D) Safe work practices
16. Personal protective equipment is used to:
(A) Protect workers from hazards
(B) Increase exposure
(C) Replace medical care
(D) Reduce productivity
17. A major responsibility of industrial health services is:
(A) Reducing worker protection
(B) Hazard creation
(C) Ignoring workplace risks
(D) Hazard prevention
18. Health promotion programs at workplaces encourage:
(A) Healthy lifestyles among workers
(B) Poor health habits
(C) Unsafe activities
(D) Disease transmission
19. Industrial health services help reduce:
(A) Health awareness
(B) Workplace safety
(C) Worker protection
(D) Absenteeism due to illness
20. The occupational health nurse monitors:
(A) Worker health and workplace risks
(B) Product quality only
(C) Company profits
(D) Employee salaries
21. Workplace injury records are maintained to:
(A) Ignore safety issues
(B) Increase hazards
(C) Analyze and prevent accidents
(D) Reduce monitoring
22. Industrial health services include prevention of:
(A) Family conflicts
(B) Genetic disorders only
(C) Childhood illnesses only
(D) Occupational diseases
23. Noise control in industries helps prevent:
(A) Skin infections
(B) Hearing loss
(C) Poor nutrition
(D) Bone fractures
24. Workplace sanitation helps prevent:
(A) Equipment failure
(B) Worker training
(C) Disease transmission
(D) Production loss only
25. Industrial health services promote:
(A) Increased workplace risks
(B) Safe and healthy working conditions
(C) Unsafe environments
(D) Lack of protection
26. A major aim of occupational health counseling is to:
(A) Improve worker awareness
(B) Increase workplace stress
(C) Ignore health issues
(D) Reduce safety practices
27. Industrial health surveillance helps identify:
(A) Family history only
(B) Employee hobbies
(C) Personal interests
(D) Work-related health problems
28. Emergency preparedness in industries includes:
(A) Removing safety equipment
(B) Ignoring accidents
(C) Disaster response planning
(D) Avoiding training
29. Ergonomic assessment helps prevent:
(A) Infectious diseases only
(B) Musculoskeletal disorders
(C) Chemical exposure only
(D) Hearing problems only
30. Industrial health services improve:
(A) Worker health and productivity
(B) Workplace hazards
(C) Disease occurrence
(D) Unsafe practices
31. A safety officer in industry is responsible for:
(A) Teaching school children
(B) Providing financial loans
(C) Managing family planning
(D) Maintaining workplace safety standards
32. Industrial health programs should include:
(A) Hazard creation
(B) Health education and prevention
(C) Unsafe procedures
(D) Lack of supervision
33. Worker vaccination programs help prevent:
(A) Workplace accidents
(B) Occupational infections
(C) Noise exposure
(D) Poor posture
34. A healthy workplace environment improves:
(A) Unsafe practices
(B) Occupational risks
(C) Disease spread
(D) Employee well-being
35. Industrial health services focus on:
(A) Increasing illness
(B) Prevention, protection, and health promotion
(C) Avoiding medical care
(D) Reducing safety measures
36. Workplace risk assessment identifies:
(A) Potential occupational hazards
(B) Employee preferences
(C) Company income
(D) Personal hobbies
37. A worker exposed to chemicals should use:
(A) Improper clothing
(B) No protection
(C) Unsafe methods
(D) Appropriate protective equipment
38. Industrial health services support workers through:
(A) Increased workload
(B) Counseling and medical care
(C) Hazard exposure
(D) Poor communication
39. Health screening of workers helps in:
(A) Avoiding prevention
(B) Increasing diseases
(C) Early diagnosis of health problems
(D) Reducing safety
40. Industrial health services are important because they:
(A) Ignore worker needs
(B) Increase occupational hazards
(C) Protect workers and improve workplace safety
(D) Reduce health awareness
41. A workplace wellness program may include:
(A) Exercise and health education
(B) Unsafe practices
(C) Disease exposure
(D) Lack of monitoring
42. Industrial health services reduce the risk of:
(A) Occupational injuries and diseases
(B) Healthy behaviors
(C) Worker safety
(D) Health education
43. The purpose of safety inspections is to:
(A) Ignore risks
(B) Increase accidents
(C) Identify workplace hazards
(D) Reduce protection
44. Occupational health records help in:
(A) Increasing hazards
(B) Planning workplace health programs
(C) Avoiding prevention
(D) Removing safety measures
45. Industrial health services require cooperation between:
(A) Workers only
(B) Workers, employers, and health professionals
(C) Managers only
(D) Health professionals only
46. Workplace health policies are designed to:
(A) Protect employees from risks
(B) Increase hazards
(C) Reduce safety
(D) Avoid monitoring
47. The goal of industrial health nursing is to:
(A) Ignore occupational hazards
(B) Increase workplace accidents
(C) Promote worker health and prevent illness
(D) Reduce health education
48. Effective industrial health services depend on:
(A) Prevention, monitoring, and education
(B) Ignoring workplace conditions
(C) Poor safety practices
(D) Lack of communication
49. Industrial health services contribute to:
(A) Increased occupational diseases
(B) A safer and healthier workplace
(C) Reduced worker protection
(D) Unsafe environments
50. The ultimate aim of industrial health services is to:
(A) Increase workplace hazards
(B) Maintain workers’ health, safety, and efficiency
(C) Avoid medical care
(D) Reduce occupational safety