School Health Services Quiz

What is the primary aim of school health services?

• To reduce the number of teachers

• To promote, protect, and maintain the health of school children

• To increase school enrollment

• To provide academic support

Which of the following is NOT an objective of school health services?

• Promotion of positive health

• Early diagnosis and treatment of defects

• Prevention of disease

• Providing financial support to families

Why is there a need for school health services?

• School children are always healthy

• School children are not affected by socio-economic factors

• School children do not require health services

• School children are a vital segment of the population

What is one principle of school health services?

• It should be a one-time event

• It should emphasize health education

• It should be planned in isolation from the community

• It should focus on the health needs of teachers only

Which aspect of school health service includes periodic medical examinations?

• Healthful school environment

• Health appraisal of school children

• Nutritional services

• Mental health

What is emphasized in the prevention of communicable diseases?

• Extracurricular activities

• Daily physical education classes

• Immunization programs

• Parental involvement

What is a key component of nutritional services in schools?

• Providing only snacks

• Offering at least one nourishing mid-day meal

• Focusing solely on desserts

• Eliminating all food from schools

What role does the school health nurse NOT perform?

• Health promotion

• Early diagnosis and treatment

• Prevention of complications

• Teaching academic subjects

Which of the following is important for mental health in schools?

• Limiting access to counselors

• Segregation of students

• Focusing only on academic performance

• Equal treatment for all students

What is the purpose of maintaining school health records?

• To track academic performance

• To limit access to health services

• To maintain information and evaluate programs

• To create competition among students