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Practice Question

The school nurse is implementing standards to manage students and provide a safe and healthy school setting. Which action is most important for the nurse to implement?

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Correct Answer:

Develop an emergency plan for the school.

Rationale:

🟩 An emergency plan establishes clear procedures for responding to life-threatening situations such as cardiac arrest, asthma attacks, allergic reactions, or injuries.

🟩 Having a plan ensures that all staff know their roles, improving response time during crises.

🟩 Emergency preparedness reduces mortality and prevents complications, making it a top safety priority.

🟩 A school-wide plan strengthens coordination with EMS, ensuring rapid transfer of care when needed.

🟩 This action provides protection for every student, making it foundational to a safe school environment.

Maintain student immunization records

🟩 Important for disease prevention, but not immediately lifesaving.

🟩 It supports public health but does not address acute emergency situations.

Ensure that medical supplies are available

🟩 Supplies are only effective if a plan exists to guide their use.

🟩 Availability alone does not ensure appropriate emergency response.

Conduct annual student health assessments

🟩 Routine assessments promote long-term wellness, not immediate safety.

🟩 They are less urgent than establishing emergency readiness.

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  • Category: RN Nursing Exam(s)
  • Subcategory: HESI-Exit Exam(s)
  • Domain: HESI Exit Exam(s)~2025
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