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A Lady Health Worker finds several children in a village who have missed routine preventive services. Which action is most appropriate?

Correct answer: B. Record the children and arrange follow-up with the health facility

  • A. Wait until the families attend the hospital
  • B. Record the children and arrange follow-up with the health facility
  • C. Give every child an antibiotic without assessment
  • D. Remove the children from the community register

Explanation

The Lady Health Worker should identify children needing services, educate families and link them with the appropriate health facility. Antibiotics do not replace preventive care and should not be given without indication.

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