If girls in KGBV repeatedly report health complaints, what should be done?

Correct answer: Regular health check-ups, cause analysis and follow-up

Direct answer: A. Repeated complaints should be treated as a pattern requiring careful attention, not dismissed as isolated events. Regular health checks can identify present concerns; analysing possible causes helps the responsible team decide what further support or referral may be needed; follow-up checks whether the action helped. Records should be handled responsibly and respectfully. B is wrong because hiding complaints prevents action. C is wrong because stopping food is not a safe general response and may worsen wellbeing. D is wrong because removing girls from class does not address the cause. A is correct because it creates a systematic, continuous response. Memory cue: repeated complaint means check, understand and follow up.