1. School health nursing focuses on:
(A) Treating only hospital patients
(B) Promoting health among school children
(C) Managing industrial diseases
(D) Providing adult home care only
2. The primary goal of a school nurse is to:
(A) Provide only emergency care
(B) Replace classroom teachers
(C) Manage school finances
(D) Maintain and improve student health
3. A school nurse mainly works in:
(A) Research laboratories only
(B) Factories only
(C) Emergency departments only
(D) Educational settings
4. School health nursing includes:
(A) Only vaccination services
(B) Only treatment of injuries
(C) Health promotion, prevention, and care
(D) Only medical referrals
5. A school nurse conducting regular health assessments helps to:
(A) Replace family responsibilities
(B) Reduce school attendance
(C) Identify health problems early and support student well-being
(D) Avoid health education
6. Health screening in schools commonly includes checking:
(A) Personal interests
(B) Family income
(C) Academic grades only
(D) Vision and hearing
7. The school nurse provides health education about:
(A) Hygiene and healthy behaviors
(B) Unsafe practices
(C) Disease transmission
(D) Poor nutrition
8. The school health program aims to improve:
(A) Unsafe behavior
(B) Disease spread
(C) Absenteeism
(D) Student health and learning ability
9. Immunization programs in schools help prevent:
(A) Genetic disorders
(B) Learning problems
(C) Vaccine-preventable diseases
(D) Physical injuries
10. A school nurse maintains health records to:
(A) Replace academic records
(B) Track family income
(C) Monitor student health status
(D) Punish students
11. School health nursing is a part of:
(A) Intensive care nursing
(B) Surgical nursing
(C) Community health nursing
(D) Operating room nursing
12. A school nurse helps prevent disease through:
(A) Avoiding screening
(B) Ignoring symptoms
(C) Health education and early detection
(D) Delaying treatment
13. A healthy school environment should provide:
(A) Unsafe food
(B) Poor ventilation
(C) Clean water and sanitation
(D) Overcrowding
14. School nurses assist students with:
(A) Health needs and emergencies
(B) Academic grading
(C) Financial planning
(D) School construction
15. The school nurse’s role in health promotion includes:
(A) Avoiding communication
(B) Promoting unhealthy habits
(C) Encouraging healthy lifestyles
(D) Ignoring risk factors
16. A school health record includes information about:
(A) Social status only
(B) Family property
(C) Student health history
(D) Academic performance only
17. Health education in schools helps students develop:
(A) Poor hygiene
(B) Unsafe behaviors
(C) Healthy habits
(D) Disease risks
18. The school nurse should refer students when:
(A) No symptoms exist
(B) Specialized medical care is needed
(C) Health problems are ignored
(D) Screening is unnecessary
19. School health services include prevention of:
(A) Economic issues
(B) Learning only
(C) Family problems
(D) Communicable diseases
20. Handwashing education reduces:
(A) Growth
(B) Student learning
(C) Infection transmission
(D) Immunity
21. School nurses promote proper nutrition by teaching about:
(A) Balanced diets
(B) Junk food consumption
(C) Skipping meals
(D) Poor eating habits
22. A school nurse may provide first aid for:
(A) Major surgery
(B) Minor injuries and illnesses
(C) Chronic diseases only
(D) Financial problems
23. School health assessment helps identify:
(A) Student hobbies
(B) Health conditions affecting learning
(C) Family income
(D) Academic preferences
24. The school nurse collaborates with:
(A) Administrators only
(B) Students only
(C) Teachers only
(D) Teachers, parents, and healthcare providers
25. Health counseling by school nurses supports:
(A) Poor habits
(B) Unsafe behaviors
(C) Disease spread
(D) Student decision-making and health awareness
26. Vision screening in schools helps detect:
(A) Skin diseases only
(B) Hearing problems only
(C) Vision problems early
(D) Nutrition problems only
27. Hearing screening helps identify:
(A) Bone problems
(B) Blood disorders
(C) Hearing difficulties
(D) Skin conditions
28. School health nursing supports students with:
(A) Transportation issues
(B) Academic punishment
(C) Financial assistance only
(D) Physical and emotional health needs
29. The school nurse promotes safety by teaching:
(A) Unsafe activities
(B) Risky behaviors
(C) Injury prevention
(D) Poor habits
30. Emergency preparedness in schools includes:
(A) First aid planning
(B) Ignoring emergencies
(C) Avoiding training
(D) Removing safety measures
31. School health nursing helps reduce:
(A) Student absenteeism due to illness
(B) Healthy behaviors
(C) Health awareness
(D) Disease prevention
32. Mental health support in schools helps students manage:
(A) Academic records
(B) Only physical injuries
(C) Financial issues
(D) Stress and emotional problems
33. The school nurse should maintain confidentiality of:
(A) Academic schedules
(B) School building plans
(C) Student health information
(D) Sports results
34. Health promotion activities in schools include:
(A) Unsafe practices
(B) Disease spread programs
(C) Hygiene campaigns
(D) Poor nutrition activities
35. A school nurse helps manage students with:
(A) Family disputes
(B) Financial problems only
(C) Academic difficulties only
(D) Chronic health conditions
36. The school nurse teaches students about:
(A) Personal hygiene
(B) Unsafe behaviors
(C) Poor nutrition
(D) Disease transmission
37. School health nursing emphasizes:
(A) Avoiding education
(B) Treatment only
(C) Ignoring risks
(D) Prevention rather than only treatment
38. A school nurse can help prevent obesity by promoting:
(A) Sedentary lifestyle
(B) Physical activity and healthy eating
(C) Excess junk food
(D) Skipping meals
39. The school health team includes:
(A) Teachers only
(B) Students only
(C) Nurses, teachers, parents, and healthcare workers
(D) Nurses only
40. School health services improve:
(A) Unsafe behaviors
(B) Disease risk
(C) Overall student well-being
(D) Poor hygiene
41. Growth monitoring in school children helps assess:
(A) Family income
(B) Physical development
(C) Social status
(D) Academic ability only
42. A school nurse provides referrals when:
(A) Further healthcare is required
(B) No health issue exists
(C) Screening is unnecessary
(D) Students request no help
43. School health programs encourage:
(A) Unsafe activities
(B) Poor habits
(C) Healthy lifestyles among students
(D) Disease spread
44. A school nurse contributes to child health through:
(A) Education, assessment, and prevention
(B) Ignoring health issues
(C) Avoiding communication
(D) Reducing awareness
45. School health policies help create:
(A) Safe and healthy learning environments
(B) Unsafe conditions
(C) Poor sanitation
(D) Increased risks
46. The school nurse teaches students about preventing:
(A) Learning
(B) Communicable diseases
(C) Growth
(D) Development
47. Regular school health assessments help in:
(A) Increasing illness
(B) Early identification and management of problems
(C) Avoiding treatment
(D) Reducing health awareness
48. The main focus of school health nursing is:
(A) Treating adults only
(B) Promoting student health and preventing illness
(C) Providing hospital care
(D) Managing workplace hazards
49. Effective school health nursing requires:
(A) Poor communication
(B) Ignoring student needs
(C) Avoiding screening
(D) Education, prevention, and collaboration
50. The ultimate goal of school health nursing is to:
(A) Avoid healthcare services
(B) Increase disease burden
(C) Reduce school attendance
(D) Support healthy students and successful learning