NORCET Exams Preparation – Child Health Nursing Unit-1
Part-4: Introduction to Modern Concepts of Child Care (MCQs 301–400)
Welcome to Part-4 of our Child Health Nursing MCQ Series! This section brings you MCQs 301–400 from Unit-1: Introduction to Modern Concepts of Child Care.
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Child Health Nursing – Unit 1 MCQs (Part 4: 301–400)
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301. The best indicator of overall child health status in a community is:
a) Infant Mortality Rate
b) Birth Rate
c) Maternal Mortality Rate
d) Life Expectancy
302. A nurse caring for a hospitalized child ensures family participation in care. This is based on which philosophy?
a) Holistic nursing
b) Family-centered care
c) Disease-oriented care
d) Task-oriented care
303. Which vaccine requires reconstitution before administration?
a) BCG
b) OPV
c) Hepatitis B
d) Pentavalent
304. A child recovering from surgery asks, “When can I go home?” The nurse’s best response is:
a) “I don’t know.”
b) “Soon, don’t worry about it.”
c) “You will go home after you are able to eat and walk comfortably.”
d) “Ask your doctor.”
305. Which of the following is the main principle of pediatric medication safety?
a) Avoid giving liquids
b) Double-check drug calculations
c) Use larger syringes
d) Ignore minor dosage errors
306. Which is the primary role of the child health nurse in preventive pediatrics?
a) Conducting surgeries
b) Providing growth monitoring and immunization
c) Dispensing medications only
d) Referring all cases to doctors
307. Which child is most vulnerable to hypoglycemia during illness?
a) Infant
b) School-age child
c) Adolescent
d) Adult
308. A 5-year-old admitted for appendectomy asks about the surgery. The nurse should:
a) Give concrete explanations with pictures
b) Give detailed medical terminology
c) Ignore questions to avoid fear
d) Allow parents only to explain
309. Which international organization first declared child survival and protection rights?
a) WHO
b) UNICEF
c) UN General Assembly
d) UNESCO
310. Which scale is most suitable for assessing pain in a 2-year-old postoperative child?
a) Numerical rating scale
b) FLACC scale
c) Visual analog scale
d) Verbal descriptor scale
311. Which vaccine must be stored in the freezer compartment of ILR (Ice-Lined Refrigerator)?
a) DPT
b) OPV
c) Hepatitis B
d) Pentavalent
312. Which program focuses on child nutrition, preschool education, and health check-ups in India?
a) ICDS
b) Janani Suraksha Yojana
c) RCH program
d) Universal Immunization Program
313. Which of the following is not part of preventive pediatrics?
a) Health education
b) Immunization
c) Growth monitoring
d) Chemotherapy for leukemia
314. Which is the first emotional reaction of parents after learning their child has a chronic illness?
a) Acceptance
b) Denial
c) Anger
d) Bargaining
315. A nurse is teaching a group of mothers about accident prevention. Which is the most effective method?
a) Lecture with slides
b) Demonstration and role play
c) Giving a leaflet only
d) Punishing unsafe behaviors
316. A school-age child says, “I don’t like injections, but I know it will help me.” This reflects:
a) Magical thinking
b) Concrete operational stage
c) Regression
d) Preoperational stage
317. The most common cause of hospitalization in children under 5 years in India is:
a) Respiratory infections
b) Accidents
c) Malaria
d) Anemia
318. A nurse giving preoperative teaching to a toddler should:
a) Explain the procedure the night before surgery
b) Explain 1 week before
c) Give detailed abstract explanations
d) Avoid all explanations
319. Which of the following best defines “Well-baby clinic”?
a) For treating sick infants only
b) For preventive and promotive services to infants
c) For emergency pediatric surgery
d) For adolescent counseling only
320. Which of the following is the best approach to communicate with an adolescent?
a) Use abstract reasoning and privacy
b) Use dolls and play therapy
c) Ignore questions
d) Provide minimal information
321. Which is the most appropriate pain management for infants?
a) Numerical rating scale
b) Sucrose solution and pacifier
c) FACES scale
d) Distraction with reasoning
322. Which child health indicator directly reflects quality of maternal care?
a) Infant Mortality Rate
b) Under-five mortality rate
c) Life expectancy
d) Neonatal mortality rate
323. Which statement is correct regarding grieving in children?
a) All children experience grief similarly
b) Age and development affect grief expression
c) Grief is absent in toddlers
d) Children do not feel grief until adolescence
324. Which hospital environment modification best supports children?
a) Bright, child-friendly wards with toys and play areas
b) Strictly silent, adult-type wards
c) Keeping children alone for rest
d) Limiting play activities
325. Which route of medication should be avoided in infants due to unreliable absorption?
a) Intramuscular
b) Rectal
c) Oral
d) Subcutaneous
326. A 7-year-old fears loss of control during hospitalization. Which intervention helps most?
a) Allowing choices whenever possible
b) Restricting decisions
c) Ignoring concerns
d) Making decisions for them
327. Which of the following reflects promotive aspect of child health?
a) Growth and development monitoring
b) ICU care for critical illness
c) Antibiotic therapy
d) Surgery for congenital defects
328. Which factor makes neonates more vulnerable to infection than adults?
a) Immature immune system
b) High metabolic rate
c) Underdeveloped bones
d) Lack of sleep
329. Which of the following immunizations is not part of the Universal Immunization Program in India?
a) BCG
b) Yellow fever vaccine
c) DPT
d) Measles
330. Which coping strategy is most effective for hospitalized adolescents?
a) Privacy and peer support
b) Use of dolls
c) Continuous parental presence only
d) Ignoring social interactions
331. A nurse observes parents crying after their child’s diagnosis of leukemia. This stage of grief is:
a) Anger
b) Depression
c) Bargaining
d) Acceptance
332. Which scale is specifically useful for preverbal children to assess pain?
a) FLACC scale
b) Visual analog scale
c) Numerical scale
d) Wong-Baker FACES scale
333. Which of the following is a principle of preoperative care in children?
a) Explain to parents and involve them in care
b) Avoid all parental involvement
c) Sedate the child without explanation
d) Ignore child’s questions
334. What is the maximum time vaccines can be kept outside cold chain during transport?
a) 2 hours
b) 6 hours
c) 24 hours
d) 48 hours
335. Which factor increases accident risk in toddlers?
a) Curiosity and mobility
b) Strong reasoning ability
c) Ability to follow rules
d) Fear of danger
336. A 9-year-old is anxious before tonsillectomy. The best preparation is:
a) Provide books and pictures about the procedure
b) Give vague reassurances
c) Avoid explanations
d) Ask parents not to discuss surgery
337. Which immunization is contraindicated in immunocompromised children?
a) OPV
b) DPT
c) Hepatitis B
d) TT
338. Which is the most common cause of morbidity in under-five children?
a) Diarrheal diseases
b) Injuries
c) Malaria
d) TB
339. Which nursing intervention best reduces fear during procedures for preschoolers?
a) Use play and simple explanations
b) Provide abstract reasoning
c) Avoid explaining
d) Force quickly without distraction
340. Which is the appropriate fluid calculation for a 25 kg child per day?
a) 1500 mL
b) 1600 mL
c) 1700 mL
d) 1800 mL
341. Which of the following organizations provides polio vaccines under Global Polio Eradication Initiative?
a) WHO
b) UNICEF
c) Rotary International
d) All of the above
342. Which coping mechanism is most common among toddlers during hospitalization?
a) Regression
b) Acceptance
c) Rationalization
d) Independence
343. Which type of play is most suitable for hospitalized adolescents?
a) Cooperative and peer-related play
b) Parallel play
c) Solitary play
d) Pretend play only
344. Which of the following reflects secondary prevention in child health?
a) Screening for developmental delays
b) Immunization
c) Nutrition supplementation
d) Health education in schools
345. Which is the leading cause of death in neonates?
a) Birth asphyxia and prematurity
b) Malaria
c) Measles
d) Accidents
346. A child is placed under physical restraint during IV cannulation. The nurse must:
a) Explain procedure to parents and document restraint
b) Avoid telling parents
c) Keep restraint for long duration
d) Use restraint as punishment
347. Which is the most common psychological reaction in hospitalized adolescents?
a) Loss of privacy and control
b) Separation anxiety
c) Magical thinking
d) Regression
348. Which of the following is not a preventive pediatric strategy?
a) Health education
b) Growth monitoring
c) Early detection of disease
d) Surgical repair of defects
349. Which of the following agencies runs the “Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative”?
a) WHO and UNICEF
b) FAO
c) UNDP
d) ICMR
350. Which is the best pain management strategy for school-age children?
a) Guided imagery and distraction
b) Pacifier and sucrose
c) Ignoring complaints
d) Sedation only
351. A 3-year-old admitted for pneumonia is crying and clinging to his mother during procedures. This behavior reflects which stage of separation anxiety?
a) Protest
b) Despair
c) Detachment
d) Regression
352. Which policy framework in India specifically emphasizes reducing under-five mortality and improving child nutrition?
a) National Health Policy 2017
b) National Population Policy 2000
c) Integrated Child Development Scheme (ICDS)
d) Child Labour Act
353. In case of cold chain failure, the first step a nurse should take is:
a) Discard all vaccines immediately
b) Check temperature log and condition of vaccines
c) Inform parents not to bring children
d) Shift vaccines to another refrigerator after 24 hours
354. A child in the under-five clinic is found to have delayed growth. Which preventive approach is MOST important?
a) Nutrition counseling
b) Play therapy
c) Pain assessment
d) Immunization booster
355. The FLACC pain scale is best suited for:
a) Neonates
b) Children <3 years unable to verbalize
c) School-age children
d) Adolescents
356. During immunization, a nurse observes that the ice packs are frozen solid in the vaccine carrier. What is the correct action?
a) Continue use without concern
b) Shake vaccines to test viability
c) Condition the ice packs before placing vaccines
d) Place vaccines directly on ice packs
357. Which psychological effect is MOST common in a hospitalized preschool child?
a) Fear of strangers
b) Fear of body mutilation
c) Fear of failure
d) Fear of punishment
358. A child admitted post-tonsillectomy is restless, swallowing frequently. What is the nurse’s priority action?
a) Give fluids to calm the child
b) Check for bleeding in throat
c) Administer sedatives
d) Allow child to sleep undisturbed
359. Which route of medication administration in children carries the highest risk of rapid toxicity?
a) Oral
b) Intramuscular
c) Intravenous
d) Rectal
360. A child admitted with measles develops severe conjunctivitis. What is the best nursing intervention?
a) Apply steroid eye drops
b) Wash eyes with clean water and keep lids clean
c) Cover eyes with cotton
d) Leave eyes untreated
361. Which of the following reflects preventive pediatrics?
a) Chemotherapy for leukemia
b) ORS for diarrhea treatment
c) Polio vaccination
d) Surgery for congenital anomalies
362. According to UNICEF, the child’s right to participate includes:
a) Right to nutrition
b) Right to express views
c) Right to health care
d) Right to protection from abuse
363. A hospitalized 8-year-old child asks the nurse, “Will I die from this illness?” The nurse’s best response is:
a) “Don’t worry, you will be fine.”
b) “That’s a silly question for you to ask.”
c) “Can you tell me what makes you worried about dying?”
d) “Your parents will explain this to you.”
364. Which cultural practice can delay timely vaccination in children?
a) Belief in herbal remedies only
b) Exclusive breastfeeding
c) Regular health checkups
d) Proper weaning
365. In under-five clinics, growth monitoring is usually done by:
a) Chest circumference
b) Weight-for-age chart
c) Abdominal girth
d) Body temperature
366. The first sign of hypoxia in children is usually:
a) Cyanosis
b) Restlessness
c) Bradycardia
d) Seizures
367. Which method is preferred to calculate daily fluid requirement in a 12 kg child?
a) Holliday-Segar method
b) Body Surface Area method
c) Adult fluid chart
d) Fixed 1 liter/day
368. The nurse applies elbow restraints to a 2-year-old after cleft lip repair. The MAIN purpose is to:
a) Reduce anxiety
b) Prevent the child from touching surgical site
c) Maintain IV line patency
d) Provide comfort
369. Which statement best describes the philosophy of child care?
a) Child is a miniature adult
b) Child is a unique individual with specific needs
c) Children should be treated like adults
d) Children are passive recipients of care
370. In which condition would the numerical rating pain scale be most appropriate?
a) Newborn in NICU
b) 2-year-old toddler
c) 6-year-old school-going child
d) Child with severe cognitive impairment
371. Which of the following is considered a promotive aspect of child health?
a) Exclusive breastfeeding
b) Antibiotic therapy
c) Corrective surgery
d) Blood transfusion
372. A 4-year-old is admitted with burns. Which psychosocial reaction is expected?
a) Fear of losing parents
b) Fear of punishment
c) Fear of mutilation
d) Fear of failure
373. Which of the following contributes MOST to high infant mortality in India?
a) Injuries
b) Neonatal infections and prematurity
c) Poisoning
d) Child labor
374. A nurse counseling parents about injury prevention stresses the leading cause of death in children aged 1–4 years:
a) Poisoning
b) Accidents (drowning, falls, burns)
c) Infections
d) Malnutrition
375. Which is an example of tertiary prevention in pediatrics?
a) Measles immunization
b) Hearing aid for a child with deafness
c) Health education about nutrition
d) Iron supplementation
376. Hospital play therapy for a hospitalized child mainly helps to:
a) Reduce medical costs
b) Encourage medication intake
c) Relieve anxiety and express emotions
d) Improve parental satisfaction
377. The nurse teaches the mother that the “golden hour” for starting breastfeeding is:
a) Within 12 hours after birth
b) Within 6 hours after birth
c) Immediately after birth, preferably within 1 hour
d) After the baby’s first bath
378. Which action demonstrates family-centered care?
a) Restricting parental visits to fixed hours
b) Involving parents in daily care decisions
c) Preventing siblings from visiting
d) Ignoring parents’ concerns during procedures
379. Which vaccine is heat-sensitive and must never be frozen?
a) DPT
b) OPV
c) BCG
d) Hepatitis B
380. A child refuses to take oral medication due to bad taste. The best nursing intervention is:
a) Force-feed the medicine
b) Mix with a small amount of sweet food or juice (if allowed)
c) Skip the dose
d) Dilute in a full glass of water
381. A nurse notes that an adolescent boy is anxious about hospitalization. The BEST approach is to:
a) Allow independence and respect privacy
b) Reassure like a small child
c) Allow parents to make all decisions
d) Ignore concerns
382. Which child would MOST likely need hospitalization for failure to thrive?
a) A 1-year-old with weight below the 3rd percentile
b) A 5-year-old who is picky about food
c) A 2-year-old who eats less during teething
d) A 3-year-old overweight child
383. Which of the following is a social difference between adults and children influencing illness response?
a) Smaller airway diameter
b) Limited coping skills and dependence on parents
c) Weaker immunity
d) Rapid metabolism
384. An 8-year-old girl with leukemia asks the nurse, “Will I lose my hair?” The nurse’s BEST response is:
a) “Yes, but it will grow back after treatment.”
b) “Don’t think about it now.”
c) “You should not worry about appearance.”
d) “Ask your doctor about it.”
385. Which national program provides supplementary nutrition for preschool children in India?
a) Mid-Day Meal Program
b) ICDS
c) RCH program
d) Ayushman Bharat
386. A nurse is assessing pain in a 5-year-old. Which tool is most suitable?
a) FLACC scale
b) Wong-Baker FACES scale
c) Numerical rating scale
d) McGill Pain Questionnaire
387. Which restraint is most appropriate for a child with frequent IV dislodgement?
a) Jacket restraint
b) Elbow restraint
c) Mummy restraint
d) Mitt restraint
388. The under-five mortality rate is defined as:
a) Deaths of children below 1 year per 1,000 live births
b) Deaths of children under 5 years per 1,000 live births
c) Deaths of neonates per 1,000 live births
d) Stillbirths per 1,000 deliveries
389. Which immunization is given immediately after birth?
a) DPT
b) BCG
c) Measles
d) OPV zero dose
390. The best way to communicate with a toddler in hospital is:
a) Use short, simple sentences and familiar words
b) Use medical terminology to explain
c) Speak only to parents
d) Ignore the child
391. A child on IV fluids develops puffiness around eyes. What should the nurse suspect?
a) Allergic reaction
b) Fluid overload
c) Normal finding
d) Hypoglycemia
392. Which international body declared the Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1989?
a) WHO
b) UNICEF
c) United Nations General Assembly
d) ILO
393. A nurse preparing an IM injection for a 2-year-old selects the preferred site:
a) Gluteus maximus
b) Deltoid
c) Vastus lateralis
d) Abdomen
394. Which factor MOST influences drug absorption in infants?
a) Increased gastric acidity
b) Slow gastric emptying
c) Thick skin layers
d) Strong renal clearance
395. Which condition increases risk of hypothermia in neonates?
a) Large body surface area to weight ratio
b) High fat stores
c) Thick skin
d) High shivering capacity
396. When teaching parents about injury prevention, the nurse emphasizes that most accidental poisonings in children occur due to:
a) Improper storage of medicines/chemicals
b) Playing outdoors
c) School accidents
d) Street foods
397. Which legislative act prohibits child marriage in India?
a) Child Labour Act
b) POCSO Act
c) Prohibition of Child Marriage Act 2006
d) Juvenile Justice Act
398. Which communication technique is MOST appropriate for an anxious hospitalized school-age child?
a) Allow child to play with medical equipment under supervision
b) Give lengthy medical explanations
c) Speak only to parents
d) Ignore questions
399. A grieving mother after child’s death says, “I feel it’s my fault.” The nurse’s BEST response is:
a) “You should not blame yourself.”
b) “Tell me more about why you feel this way.”
c) “It was God’s will.”
d) “Don’t think about it now.”
400. Which strategy is MOST effective to reduce separation anxiety in toddlers during hospitalization?
a) Allow parent to stay with the child
b) Strict visiting hours
c) Keep child sedated
d) Provide only medical toys
Answer Key
301.✔ Answer: a) Infant Mortality Rate
302.✔ Answer: b) Family-centered care
303.✔ Answer: a) BCG
304.✔ Answer: c) “You will go home after you are able to eat and walk comfortably.”
305.✔ Answer: b) Double-check drug calculations
306.✔ Answer: b) Providing growth monitoring and immunization
307.✔ Answer: a) Infant
308.✔ Answer: a) Give concrete explanations with pictures
309.✔ Answer: c) UN General Assembly
310.✔ Answer: b) FLACC scale
311.✔ Answer: b) OPV
312.✔ Answer: a) ICDS
313.✔ Answer: d) Chemotherapy for leukemia
314.✔ Answer: b) Denial
315.✔ Answer: b) Demonstration and role play
316.✔ Answer: b) Concrete operational stage
317.✔ Answer: a) Respiratory infections
318.✔ Answer: a) Explain the procedure the night before surgery
319.✔ Answer: b) For preventive and promotive services to infants
320.✔ Answer: a) Use abstract reasoning and privacy
321.✔ Answer: b) Sucrose solution and pacifier
322.✔ Answer: d) Neonatal mortality rate
323.✔ Answer: b) Age and development affect grief expression
324.✔ Answer: a) Bright, child-friendly wards with toys and play areas
325.✔ Answer: b) Rectal
326.✔ Answer: a) Allowing choices whenever possible
327.✔ Answer: a) Growth and development monitoring
328.✔ Answer: a) Immature immune system
329.✔ Answer: b) Yellow fever vaccine
330.✔ Answer: a) Privacy and peer support
331.✔ Answer: b) Depression
332.✔ Answer: a) FLACC scale
333.✔ Answer: a) Explain to parents and involve them in care
334.✔ Answer: b) 6 hours
335.✔ Answer: a) Curiosity and mobility
336.✔ Answer: a) Provide books and pictures about the procedure
337.✔ Answer: a) OPV
338.✔ Answer: a) Diarrheal diseases
339.✔ Answer: a) Use play and simple explanations
340.✔ Answer: c) 1700 mL
341.✔ Answer: d) All of the above
342.✔ Answer: a) Regression
343.✔ Answer: a) Cooperative and peer-related play
344.✔ Answer: a) Screening for developmental delays
345.✔ Answer: a) Birth asphyxia and prematurity
346.✔ Answer: a) Explain procedure to parents and document restraint
347.✔ Answer: a) Loss of privacy and control
348.✔ Answer: d) Surgical repair of defects
349.✔ Answer: a) WHO and UNICEF
350.✔ Answer: a) Guided imagery and distraction
351.✔ Answer: a) Protest
352.✔ Answer: a) National Health Policy 2017
353.✔ Answer: b) Check temperature log and condition of vaccines
354.✔ Answer: a) Nutrition counseling
355.✔ Answer: b) Children <3 years unable to verbalize
356.✔ Answer: c) Condition the ice packs before placing vaccines
357.✔ Answer: b) Fear of body mutilation
358.✔ Answer: b) Check for bleeding in throat
359.✔ Answer: c) Intravenous
360.✔ Answer: b) Wash eyes with clean water and keep lids clean
361.✔ Answer: c) Polio vaccination
362.✔ Answer: b) Right to express views
363.✔ Answer: c) “Can you tell me what makes you worried about dying?”
364.✔ Answer: a) Belief in herbal remedies only
365.✔ Answer: b) Weight-for-age chart
366.✔ Answer: b) Restlessness
367.✔ Answer: a) Holliday-Segar method
368.✔ Answer: b) Prevent the child from touching surgical site
369.✔ Answer: b) Child is a unique individual with specific needs
370.✔ Answer: c) 6-year-old school-going child
371.✔ Answer: a) Exclusive breastfeeding
372.✔ Answer: c) Fear of mutilation
373.✔ Answer: b) Neonatal infections and prematurity
374.✔ Answer: b) Accidents (drowning, falls, burns)
375.✔ Answer: b) Hearing aid for a child with deafness
376.✔ Answer: c) Relieve anxiety and express emotions
377.✔ Answer: c) Immediately after birth, preferably within 1 hour
378.✔ Answer: b) Involving parents in daily care decisions
379.✔ Answer: d) Hepatitis B
380.✔ Answer: b) Mix with a small amount of sweet food or juice (if allowed)
381.✔ Answer: a) Allow independence and respect privacy
382.✔ Answer: a) A 1-year-old with weight below the 3rd percentile
383.✔ Answer: b) Limited coping skills and dependence on parents
384.✔ Answer: a) “Yes, but it will grow back after treatment.”
385.✔ Answer: b) ICDS
386.✔ Answer: b) Wong-Baker FACES scale
387.✔ Answer: d) Mitt restraint
388.✔ Answer: b) Deaths of children under 5 years per 1,000 live births
389.✔ Answer: b) BCG and d) OPV zero dose
390.✔ Answer: a) Use short, simple sentences and familiar words
391.✔ Answer: b) Fluid overload
392.✔ Answer: c) United Nations General Assembly
393.✔ Answer: c) Vastus lateralis
394.✔ Answer: b) Slow gastric emptying
395.✔ Answer: a) Large body surface area to weight ratio
396.✔ Answer: a) Improper storage of medicines/chemicals
397.✔ Answer: c) Prohibition of Child Marriage Act 2006
398.✔ Answer: a) Allow child to play with medical equipment under supervision
399.✔ Answer: b) “Tell me more about why you feel this way.”
400.✔ Answer: a) Allow parent to stay with the child
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