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Nepal Health Service (Staff Nurse/Health Assistant) — Practice Quiz (Set 3)

By sushil / October 6, 2026

Nepal Health Service (Staff Nurse/Health Assistant) — Practice Quiz (Set 3)

10 questions · 15 minute time limit

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Which of the following is a core principle of nursing practice? Holistic, patient-centered care Treating only the disease, ignoring the patient's needs Avoiding communication with patients Providing care based solely on cost, not need

Taking a patient's vital signs typically includes measuring: Temperature, pulse, respiration, and blood pressure Only the patient's height Only the patient's name and address The patient's favorite food

A health assistant working in a rural health post primarily provides: Basic curative and preventive health services to the community Advanced neurosurgery University-level medical lectures International trade negotiations

Hand hygiene before and after patient contact is critical mainly to: Prevent the spread of infection Make hands look clean for inspection only Increase the time spent with each patient Satisfy a cosmetic preference

Which of these best describes 'informed consent' in healthcare? A patient voluntarily agreeing to treatment after understanding its risks and benefits A doctor making all decisions without patient input A form signed without any explanation given Consent given only by a hospital administrator

Community health education programs primarily aim to: Improve public knowledge and healthy behaviors to prevent disease Replace the need for hospitals entirely Only target highly educated populations Focus solely on curative treatments

Which immunization schedule element is most important for health workers to track for children? Ensuring vaccines are given at the recommended ages Giving all vaccines on the first day of birth only Allowing parents to decide the vaccine content Skipping follow-up doses entirely

A key responsibility of a staff nurse in patient care includes: Administering medications as prescribed and monitoring patient response Performing surgery independently Setting hospital policy at the national level Managing hospital finances

Why is patient confidentiality important in healthcare settings? It protects the patient's privacy and builds trust in the healthcare system It allows staff to share information freely with anyone It has no real importance in rural health posts It is required only for wealthy patients

Which of the following is a common sign of malnutrition in children that health workers screen for? Low weight for height/age Excessive height for age Perfectly normal growth curve High energy levels at all times

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