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  1. Health Appraisal of school children and school personnel
  2. Healthy school environment
  3. Nutritional Services
  4. Adolescent Reproduction and Service for Health
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Option 4 : Adolescent Reproduction and Service for Health

CONCEPT:-

  • According to the World health organization ( WHO ), School health services (SHS), as defined in this guideline, are services provided by a health worker to students enrolled in primary or secondary education, either within school premises or in a health service situated outside the school. 
  • Objectives of School Health Services:-
    •  the promotion of positive health
    •  the prevention of diseases
    •  early diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up of 'defects
    • awakening health consciousness in children
    •  the provision of a healthful environment.

 

EXPLANATION:-

  • Aspects of School Health Services :-
    •  Remedial measures and follow-up
    •  Prevention of communicable diseases
    •  Healthful school environment
    •  Nutritional services
    •  First-aid and emergency care
    •  Mental health
    •  Dental health
    •  Eye health
    •  Health education
    •  Education of handicapped children
    •  Proper maintenance and use of school health records
    •  Health appraisal of school children and school personnel
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