1. Infant care mainly focuses on children aged:
(A) Adolescence
(B) Five to ten years
(C) Birth to one year
(D) Adulthood
2. The most important source of nutrition for an infant is:
(A) Candy
(B) Soft drinks
(C) Breast milk
(D) Tea
3. Exclusive breastfeeding is recommended for infants up to:
(A) One week
(B) One month
(C) Two years
(D) Six months
4. Complementary feeding should be started at:
(A) Three years
(B) Birth
(C) Six months of age
(D) One month
5. Proper infant care helps ensure:
(A) Healthy growth and development
(B) Increased illness
(C) Poor nutrition
(D) Delayed development
6. Colostrum is the first milk produced after:
(A) Vaccination
(B) Weaning
(C) One year of age
(D) Childbirth
7. Colostrum provides the infant with:
(A) Artificial immunity only
(B) Harmful substances
(C) No nutrients
(D) Protective antibodies
8. Growth monitoring in children includes measuring:
(A) Eye color
(B) Blood group only
(C) Weight and height
(D) Hair color
9. Immunization protects children from:
(A) Genetic disorders
(B) All injuries
(C) Vaccine-preventable diseases
(D) Physical disabilities
10. The first year of life is important for:
(A) Occupational skills
(B) Retirement planning
(C) Rapid growth and development
(D) Aging changes
11. A newborn should be kept warm to prevent:
(A) Hypothermia
(B) Diabetes
(C) Hypertension
(D) Obesity
12. Proper handwashing helps prevent:
(A) Growth problems
(B) Infection spread
(C) Genetic disorders
(D) Bone diseases
13. The main purpose of child care is to promote:
(A) Delayed learning
(B) Disease transmission
(C) Poor nutrition
(D) Health, growth, and development
14. A child’s development includes:
(A) Height only
(B) Physical, mental, and social growth
(C) Weight only
(D) Appearance only
15. A healthy child requires:
(A) Lack of sleep
(B) Poor hygiene
(C) Skipping meals
(D) Proper nutrition and care
16. Vaccination schedules should be followed to:
(A) Increase infections
(B) Provide timely protection
(C) Delay growth
(D) Avoid immunity
17. The best way to monitor child growth is through:
(A) Regular growth assessment
(B) Ignoring changes
(C) Avoiding checkups
(D) Measuring only once
18. A child with diarrhea is at risk of:
(A) Increased strength
(B) Dehydration
(C) Improved nutrition
(D) Faster growth
19. Oral rehydration solution (ORS) is used for:
(A) Preventing allergies
(B) Treating fractures
(C) Increasing weight only
(D) Preventing dehydration
20. A balanced diet for children should include:
(A) No fluids
(B) Only fats
(C) Only sugar
(D) Carbohydrates, proteins, vitamins, and minerals
21. Child safety includes preventing:
(A) Healthy activity
(B) Growth
(C) Learning
(D) Injuries and accidents
22. A safe sleeping environment for infants helps reduce:
(A) Sleep-related risks
(B) Nutrition problems
(C) Growth
(D) Immunity
23. Regular health checkups help identify:
(A) Health problems early
(B) Family income
(C) Personality traits
(D) Birth order
24. A child’s immune system is supported by:
(A) Unhealthy food
(B) Poor hygiene
(C) Lack of sleep
(D) Proper nutrition and vaccination
25. Weaning means:
(A) Avoiding nutrition
(B) Stopping all feeding
(C) Giving only water
(D) Introducing foods other than breast milk
26. A child needs adequate sleep for:
(A) Poor health
(B) Increased illness
(C) Reduced learning
(D) Growth and development
27. The caregiver should maintain:
(A) Cleanliness and hygiene
(B) Unsafe surroundings
(C) Poor feeding habits
(D) Lack of supervision
28. Childhood immunization helps prevent:
(A) Genetic conditions
(B) All injuries
(C) Serious infectious diseases
(D) Nutritional deficiencies only
29. A child’s developmental milestones indicate:
(A) Disease spread
(B) Progress in growth and skills
(C) Nutritional loss
(D) Infection severity
30. The first teeth usually begin to appear around:
(A) Six months of age
(B) Birth
(C) Five years
(D) Ten years
31. Child abuse prevention requires:
(A) Neglect
(B) Safe and supportive environments
(C) Lack of supervision
(D) Unsafe practices
32. A child with fever should be:
(A) Assessed and monitored
(B) Ignored completely
(C) Given unsafe medicines
(D) Denied fluids
33. Play is important for children because it supports:
(A) Social isolation
(B) Disease spread
(C) Poor growth
(D) Development and learning
34. Clean drinking water helps prevent:
(A) Growth
(B) Waterborne diseases
(C) Learning
(D) Immunity
35. A child’s emotional development is supported by:
(A) Fear
(B) Neglect
(C) Isolation
(D) Love and attention
36. Vitamin A supplementation helps prevent:
(A) Bone fractures
(B) All infections
(C) Vitamin A deficiency problems
(D) Diabetes
37. Child care education should include:
(A) Unsafe methods
(B) Feeding, hygiene, and safety practices
(C) Avoiding vaccination
(D) Poor nutrition
38. The nurse can support child health by:
(A) Educating caregivers
(B) Ignoring concerns
(C) Avoiding communication
(D) Delaying care
39. Malnutrition in children may result from:
(A) Regular monitoring
(B) Adequate feeding
(C) Proper care
(D) Poor nutrition intake
40. A child’s weight should be monitored to assess:
(A) Personality
(B) Blood group
(C) Growth status
(D) Family history
41. Safe toys for children should be:
(A) Broken items
(B) Dangerous objects
(C) Very small choking hazards
(D) Appropriate for age
42. A child should receive adequate:
(A) Unsafe food
(B) Stress and neglect
(C) Poor hygiene
(D) Nutrition, rest, and care
43. Growth failure in children may indicate:
(A) Better health
(B) Normal development always
(C) Increased immunity
(D) Health or nutrition problems
44. Child health services include:
(A) Prevention, treatment, and health promotion
(B) Only emergency care
(C) Only surgery
(D) Only vaccination
45. Parents should seek healthcare when a child has:
(A) Good appetite
(B) Normal activity
(C) Serious illness signs
(D) Normal growth
46. A child-friendly environment promotes:
(A) Fear and stress
(B) Healthy development
(C) Poor learning
(D) Unsafe behavior
47. Community health workers improve child health through:
(A) Education and follow-up
(B) Ignoring families
(C) Reducing awareness
(D) Avoiding services
48. Early childhood care affects:
(A) Future health and development
(B) Only appearance
(C) Blood group
(D) Family size
49. The main goal of infant and child care is to:
(A) Reduce nutrition
(B) Increase illness
(C) Ensure healthy growth and survival
(D) Delay development
50. Effective child care requires:
(A) Lack of monitoring
(B) Neglect and poor hygiene
(C) Avoiding immunization
(D) Nutrition, protection, health care, and love