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1
what is meant by equality?
treating people fairly
treating people the same
treating people as your granny
thinking that people are ok
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what is physical abuse?
not giving medication correctly
kicking someone
calling someone a nick name
hitting someone
3
These are statements from the Health and Safety Act which is the odd one out?
settings have working fire alarms, extinguishers, fire doors
a written health and safety policy is provided
staff are provided with adequate health and safety training
adequate first aid is not provided
4
in what year was the Health and Safety at Work act?
1874
1974
1924
1994
5
when supporting someone at meal times how would you describe this activity?
assisting them with their tea
feeding them
assisting with food
assisting to feed them
6
what do the initials CQC stand for?
care quantity council
caring questions company
care quality commission
care quality council
7
the Mental Capacity Act is about what?
helping a person with decision making
assessing if a person has a brain or not
deciding if some is mental or not
deciding if a person can think or not
8
when working in the care sector what could be seen as an essential skill?
being approachable
being flexible
good communicator
good listener
9
HASAWA requires the following
PPE provided by the employee
Employees charged for training
risk assessments to be carried out but no training provided
risk assessments and protective clothing to be provided
10
working in the care sector you have a "duty of care", what does this mean/
you have to keep people safe from danger, harm and abuse
you must follow the policies and procedures
you have to show you care
you need to do everything for a person
11
when handling records in a care home, how can you keep confidentiality?
put them in a drawer
put them in the filing cabinet
cover them up
turn them face down
12
how will you know what you need to do in your job?
ask the people you are caring for
get details from the manager
ask other staff
get details from the internet
13
which of the answers is a right?
equality
privacy
dignity
choice
14
you have seen a member of staff pushing a resident, what should you do?
tell your manager
tell them off
tell your family
tell them you will report them
15
when working in a care setting what could be seen as poor practice?
chatting to individuals
assisting with personal care
assisting with meals
leaving a person in soiled clothing
16
How does the Mental Health Act impact service users, practitioners and service providers?
provides protection for people who may harm themselves
defines capacity
all of these
says which practitioners can take decisions for individuals
17
what is non verbal communication?
using signs symbols or pictures
just doing something you know needs to be done
not getting involved in conversations
not speaking to someone
18
what is the care certificate?
a certificate to teach care
a certificate to let you do a job
a certificate to show your parents
a certificate specially for working in the care sector
19
What is the definition of a vulnerable adult
all of these
a carer who for any reason can't take care of themselves
a child who for any reason can't take care of themself
a patient who for any reason unable to take care of themself
20
the main training advisory for care is "Skills for........." (find missing word)
sale
care
free
you
