1. School health services mainly focus on:
(A) Promoting health of students
(B) Treating only adults
(C) Industrial safety only
(D) Environmental pollution only
2. The main goal of school health programs is to:
(A) Improve students’ health and learning ability
(B) Increase illness among students
(C) Replace family care
(D) Avoid health education
3. School health services include:
(A) Only dental treatment
(B) Only emergency surgery
(C) Health screening, education, and prevention
(D) Only sports activities
4. Regular health screening in schools helps identify:
(A) Family income
(B) Student performance only
(C) Health problems early
(D) Social status
5. A school health program with regular checkups helps students by:
(A) Detecting health issues and promoting healthy habits
(B) Increasing absenteeism
(C) Reducing physical activity
(D) Avoiding medical support
6. The school nurse is responsible for:
(A) Teaching all academic subjects
(B) Providing health services and education
(C) Managing school finances
(D) Conducting examinations only
7. Health education in schools promotes:
(A) Disease spread
(B) Unsafe practices
(C) Healthy behaviors
(D) Poor hygiene
8. Immunization programs in schools help prevent:
(A) Genetic disorders
(B) Accidents only
(C) Vaccine-preventable diseases
(D) Learning difficulties
9. A healthy school environment should provide:
(A) Clean water and sanitation
(B) Poor ventilation
(C) Unsafe food
(D) Overcrowding
10. School health records are maintained to:
(A) Replace education records
(B) Track family income
(C) Monitor student health status
(D) Avoid screening
11. Occupational health is concerned with:
(A) Child development only
(B) Health and safety of workers
(C) Family planning only
(D) Environmental pollution only
12. The main aim of occupational health is to:
(A) Avoid health monitoring
(B) Increase workplace hazards
(C) Reduce worker safety
(D) Prevent workplace injuries and illnesses
13. Workplace hazards may include:
(A) Social activities only
(B) Healthy diet only
(C) Exercise only
(D) Physical, chemical, and biological risks
14. Occupational safety measures help to:
(A) Ignore risks
(B) Increase accidents
(C) Reduce productivity
(D) Protect workers from hazards
15. Personal protective equipment (PPE) is used to:
(A) Replace training
(B) Increase injuries
(C) Reduce exposure to workplace hazards
(D) Eliminate all diseases
16. Examples of PPE include:
(A) Office furniture
(B) Mobile phones
(C) Food items
(D) Gloves and protective masks
17. Occupational health includes prevention of:
(A) Genetic disorders only
(B) Childhood infections only
(C) Work-related diseases
(D) Family problems
18. Ergonomics focuses on:
(A) Ignoring posture
(B) Increasing workplace hazards
(C) Reducing safety
(D) Designing work to fit workers
19. Poor workplace posture may lead to:
(A) Musculoskeletal problems
(B) Better health
(C) Increased immunity
(D) Improved vision
20. Noise exposure at workplaces can cause:
(A) Better hearing
(B) Hearing problems
(C) Improved concentration
(D) Increased immunity
21. Occupational health services include:
(A) Health assessment and safety education
(B) Avoiding medical care
(C) Ignoring hazards
(D) Increasing exposure
22. Workplace accidents can be reduced through:
(A) Safety training
(B) Ignoring rules
(C) Unsafe practices
(D) Lack of supervision
23. A common occupational hazard in healthcare workers is:
(A) Increased rest
(B) Improved immunity
(C) Better nutrition
(D) Exposure to infections
24. Occupational diseases develop due to:
(A) Regular exercise
(B) Healthy habits
(C) Workplace exposures
(D) Proper protection
25. School health education should include:
(A) Avoiding exercise
(B) Unsafe behaviors
(C) Poor nutrition
(D) Hygiene and disease prevention
26. Handwashing education in schools helps prevent:
(A) Development
(B) Growth
(C) Learning
(D) Infection transmission
27. Adequate school sanitation helps prevent:
(A) Physical activity
(B) Learning
(C) Communicable diseases
(D) Social interaction
28. School health screening may include checking:
(A) Family wealth
(B) Vision and hearing
(C) Personality type
(D) Academic marks only
29. Occupational health nurses provide:
(A) Financial planning
(B) Industrial production management
(C) Worker health education and care
(D) Marketing services
30. Workplace stress can affect:
(A) Physical and mental health
(B) Only height
(C) Blood group
(D) Eye color
31. Health promotion at workplaces encourages:
(A) Unsafe behavior
(B) Healthy lifestyle practices
(C) Increased hazards
(D) Poor hygiene
32. School health services support students by improving:
(A) Disease spread
(B) Health and academic performance
(C) Absenteeism
(D) Poor nutrition
33. A workplace risk assessment identifies:
(A) Family size
(B) Employee salaries
(C) Personal interests
(D) Potential hazards
34. Vaccination of workers may help prevent:
(A) Noise exposure
(B) Workplace injuries
(C) Poor posture
(D) Occupational infections
35. The school environment should promote:
(A) Stress and illness
(B) Physical and mental well-being
(C) Unsafe practices
(D) Poor hygiene
36. Occupational health focuses on the relationship between:
(A) Weather and climate
(B) Food and disease only
(C) Family and genetics
(D) Work and worker health
37. First aid training at workplaces helps:
(A) Avoid safety measures
(B) Increase accidents
(C) Manage emergencies
(D) Reduce awareness
38. A safe workplace requires:
(A) Increased risks
(B) Hazard control and safety practices
(C) Poor supervision
(D) Unsafe equipment
39. School health programs involve cooperation between:
(A) Parents only
(B) Students only
(C) Teachers only
(D) School, family, and health services
40. Occupational injuries can be prevented by:
(A) Following safety guidelines
(B) Ignoring hazards
(C) Avoiding training
(D) Removing protection
41. Mental health support in schools helps students with:
(A) Financial issues
(B) Only physical injuries
(C) Emotional and psychological needs
(D) Academic grading
42. Proper ventilation in schools and workplaces helps:
(A) Reduce comfort
(B) Increase pollution
(C) Spread infections
(D) Improve air quality
43. Occupational safety training teaches workers about:
(A) Increasing risks
(B) Hazard prevention
(C) Ignoring rules
(D) Avoiding protection
44. School health services help prevent:
(A) Genetic conditions
(B) All diseases permanently
(C) Common childhood health problems
(D) Aging disorders
45. A healthy workplace improves:
(A) Workplace hazards
(B) Worker productivity and well-being
(C) Absenteeism
(D) Injuries
46. The occupational health nurse may provide:
(A) Production planning
(B) Financial advice only
(C) Health screening and counseling
(D) Legal services only
47. School health programs encourage students to practice:
(A) Poor hygiene
(B) Healthy lifestyles
(C) Unsafe behaviors
(D) Disease spread
48. Workplace safety policies are designed to:
(A) Avoid prevention
(B) Increase hazards
(C) Reduce awareness
(D) Protect employees
49. The main objective of occupational health is:
(A) Reduce protection
(B) Increase workplace illness
(C) Ignore hazards
(D) Maintain worker health and safety
50. Effective school and occupational health programs require:
(A) Ignoring health risks
(B) Prevention, education, and continuous monitoring
(C) Poor safety practices
(D) Avoiding health services