Personal budget/direct payments

Used towards the cost of renting assistive technology/aids, A cash payment made directly to the service user, May pay for identified and necessary care services

What is the main purpose of palliative care?

To support the service user, To reduce stress, To provide relief from symptoms, To support the service user's family

Vulnerable individuals include...

Those with physical disabilities, Those with learning disabilities, The elderly, Those of lower socioeconomic groups

An allograft is where a

Body part/organ is moved from one person's body to another

What act permits the public the access to the reports of health and social care inspections?

The Freedom of Information Act (2000)

The death rate in a particular area

What are the primary examples of sensory impairments

Eyesight (Partially-sighted or blind), Hearing

The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) is primarily responsible for regulating standards in

Northern Ireland, Wales, England, Scotland

What is stage two of reporting an accident or incident?

Report the accident or incident

Prejudice can be described as

Opinions not based on reason or sufficient evidence, Being a leading cause of active discrimination, Preconceived opinions or fixed attitudes about social groups

How can an individual with physical disabilities be supported at home?

Ensure that they have access to all rooms e.g. a stair lift, Hoists are available in bedrooms and bathrooms, Facilities are within reach and not floor level (e.g sockets

The Children's Act (2004)

Was introduced following Lord Laming's enquiry, Should be followed by anyone working with young children

Identify how a complaint could be pursued (In England)

Through professional bodies which regulate professionals, Through the Care Quality Commission (CQC), Through the Patient Advice Liaison Services (PALS), Through the Citizens Advice Bureau

All of the organisations that monitor and regulate health and social care services

Publish a report which is available to the public, Conduct inspections ensuring professionals meet regulations, Recommend the removal of people or roles of poor practice, Rate services

What is stage four of reporting an accident or incident?

Classify the accident or incident by type & severity

Recycleable equipment and instruments are

Blue bag: (Returned to the Central Sterilisation Services), Sterilised and reused

What are examples of procedures?

Safeguarding, Following health and safety in the workplace or the home, Reporting accidents, Administering medicines

What is stage seven of reporting an accident or incident?

Implement changes to working practices

The EYFS covers seven key areas these include:

Physical development, Personal, social and emotional development, Literacy, Communication and language

The NMC exists to protect the public from poor practice and it sets high standards for

Standards of professional conduct (Both at work & leisure), Standards of professional practice in clinical environments, Continuing professional development (CPC, Initial education and training of nurses and midwives

The Northern Ireland Social Care Council is the

Regulatory body for the social care workforce in NI, Regulatory body for the health care workforce in NI

In England the Government manages the delivery of ______ through NHS Foundation Trusts

Mental health services, Community services, Hospital services

The Lone Workers' policy protects

The service provider and the service user

What is the seventh step inspectors take when carrying out an inspection?

Feedback by meeting with the inspection team & senior staff

What is assistive technology?

Any strategy used to help individuals with disabilities, Enables individuals to reach their full potential, Any tool used to help individuals with disabilities, Enables individuals to complete their studies successfully

A type of therapy to treat mental health conditions, A type of therapy to treat emotional health conditions, Can be one-to-one or in groups (self-help groups), Usually involves talking to a trained therapist

Specialist and often complex care, Is provided in highly specialised units and hospitals

What does the RQIA stand for?

The Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority

What does empowerment mean?

Enabling individuals to make decisions about their care, Enabling individuals to take full part in discussions, Supporting individuals to take control of their lives, Supporting individuals to plan their futures

What is the second step that inspectors take when carrying out inspections?

Gather the views of service users

A holistic approach to care addresses the individual's

Physical, intellectual, emotional, social & spiritual health

Which policy is followed by those providing domiciliary care?

Confidentiality policy, Health and safety policy, Lone workers' policy

Needles and syringes are

Placed in a yellow 'sharps' box which is sealed (Burned)

To register with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) individuals must:

Be inspired to make a positive difference to people's lives, Have achieved the relevant qualifications, Meet the standards of practice required, Meet the standards of personal behaviour required

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1
Personal budget/direct payments
Used towards the cost of renting assistive technology/aids
A cash payment made directly to the service user
A cash payment made directly to the informal carer
May pay for identified and necessary care services
2
What is the main purpose of palliative care?
To support the service user
To reduce stress
To provide relief from symptoms
To support the service user's family
3
Vulnerable individuals include...
Those with physical disabilities
Those with learning disabilities
The elderly
Those of lower socioeconomic groups
4
An allograft is where a
Body part/organ is moved from one location to another
Body part/organ is moved from one person's body to another
5
What act permits the public the access to the reports of health and social care inspections?
The Human Rights Act (1998)
The Freedom of Information Act (2000)
The Health and Social Care Act (2012)
The Data Protection Act (1998)
6
Morality is
The death rate in a particular area
The levels of ill health in a particular area
7
What are the primary examples of sensory impairments
Eyesight (Partially-sighted or blind)
Hearing
8
The RCN maintains high-standards through their education & research activities
True
False
9
The Care Council for Wales (CCW) regulates the
Social care profession
Health care profession
10
The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) is primarily responsible for regulating standards in
Northern Ireland
Wales
England
Scotland
11
What is stage two of reporting an accident or incident?
Report the accident or incident to the relevant person
Report the accident or incident
12
Prejudice can be described as
Opinions not based on reason or sufficient evidence
Being a leading cause of active discrimination
Being accepting about certain social groups
Preconceived opinions or fixed attitudes about social groups
13
The Office for the Standards in Education Children's Services and Skills
OFSTED
ESTYN
14
How can an individual with physical disabilities be supported at home?
Ensure that they have access to all rooms e.g. a stair lift
Hoists are available in bedrooms and bathrooms
Facilities are within reach and not floor level (e.g sockets
The curriculum is adapted to meet their needs
15
The Royal College of Nurses (RCN) represents nurses in the public, private and voluntary sector
False
True
16
The Children's Act (2004)
Was introduced following Lord Laming's enquiry
Should be followed by anyone working with young children
17
Identify how a complaint could be pursued (In England)
Through professional bodies which regulate professionals
Through the Care Quality Commission (CQC)
Through the Patient Advice Liaison Services (PALS)
Through the Citizens Advice Bureau
18
All of the organisations that monitor and regulate health and social care services
Publish a report which is available to the public
Conduct inspections ensuring professionals meet regulations
Recommend the removal of people or roles of poor practice
Rate services
19
MENCAP (2015) reported that recent progress only ___% of adults with learning disabilities work
7%
10%
5%
15%
20
A holistic approach to care, therefore, address the needs of the _____ individual
Whole
Part of
21
What is stage four of reporting an accident or incident?
Classify the accident or incident by type & severity
Prioritise issues for appropriate action
22
A hazard is anything that has the potential to cause
Harm
Joy
23
Recycleable equipment and instruments are
Blue bag: (Returned to the Central Sterilisation Services)
Yellow bag: (Waste is burned in controlled settings)
Yellow 'sharps' box: (Waste burned in controlled settings)
Sterilised and reused
24
Hindus and Sikhs do not eat beef
True
False
25
What are examples of procedures?
Safeguarding
Following health and safety in the workplace or the home
Reporting accidents
Administering medicines
26
What is stage seven of reporting an accident or incident?
Monitor the effectiveness of changes in preventing incidents
Implement changes to working practices
27
What type of diet do people with coeliac disease usually require?
Dairy-free
Wheat-free
Meat-free
Gluten-free
28
The EYFS covers seven key areas these include:
Physical development
Personal, social and emotional development
Literacy
Communication and language
29
The NMC exists to protect the public from poor practice and it sets high standards for
Standards of professional conduct (Both at work & leisure)
Standards of professional practice in clinical environments
Continuing professional development (CPC
Initial education and training of nurses and midwives
30
Domiciliary care is care that is provided in
A primary care setting
A tertiary care setting
A secondary care setting
In the service user's own home
31
The Northern Ireland Social Care Council is the
Regulatory body for the social care workforce in NI
Regulatory body for the health care workforce in NI
32
Antenatal care is provided during
Pregnancy before childbirth
Pregnancy after childbirth
Infancy
Early childhood
33
In England the Government manages the delivery of ______ through NHS Foundation Trusts
Mental health services
Foster care services
Community services
Hospital services
34
The Lone Workers' policy protects
The care assistant (carer)
The service provider and the service user
The service user
The organisation that the carer works for
35
What is the seventh step inspectors take when carrying out an inspection?
Publish findings
Feedback by meeting with the inspection team & senior staff
36
What is assistive technology?
Any strategy used to help individuals with disabilities
Enables individuals to reach their full potential
Any tool used to help individuals with disabilities
Enables individuals to complete their studies successfully
37
Conventional medical treatment are also known as
Holistic treatments (Designed to care for the whole needs)
Orthodox treatments
38
A community care assessment also provides help and advice to meet the service user's needs
True
False
39
Psychotherapy
A type of therapy to treat mental health conditions
A type of therapy to treat emotional health conditions
Can be one-to-one or in groups (self-help groups)
Usually involves talking to a trained therapist
40
A sensory impairment refers to a condition where a person's sensory organs function
Abnormally poorly
Effectively
41
Tertiary healthcare
Is provided in community clinics
Specialist and often complex care
Is provided in highly specialised units and hospitals
Is provided in the community by local authorities
42
What does the RQIA stand for?
The Regulation and Qualioty Improvemtn Authority
The Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority
43
What does empowerment mean?
Enabling individuals to make decisions about their care
Enabling individuals to take full part in discussions
Supporting individuals to take control of their lives
Supporting individuals to plan their futures
44
What is the second step that inspectors take when carrying out inspections?
Gather information from staff
Gather the views of service users
45
Muslims and Hindus often prefer to use a bidet rather than use paper after using the toilet
False
True
46
A holistic approach to care addresses the individual's
Physical, social & emotional health
Physical, intellectual, emotional & social health
Social, emotional & intellectual health
Physical, intellectual, emotional, social & spiritual health
47
Which policy is followed by those providing domiciliary care?
Confidentiality policy
Health and safety policy
Lone workers' policy
The workers' policy
48
Vegans eat meat or any animal-based products, including eggs, cheese, cow's or goat's milk
True
False
49
Needles and syringes are
Flushed down a sluice drain
Disposed in a yellow bag: (Burned in controlled settings)
Red laundry bag: (Laundered at a appropriate temp)
Placed in a yellow 'sharps' box which is sealed (Burned)
50
What is the third step that inspectors take when carrying out inspections?
Observe service delivery
Gather information from staff
51
To register with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) individuals must:
Be inspired to make a positive difference to people's lives
Have achieved the relevant qualifications
Meet the standards of practice required
Meet the standards of personal behaviour required
52
Service users have the right to complain about the poor practice of a professional
False- Only organisations that inspect services can complain
True- If they believe that they have not met set standards
53
Jewish people eat Halal products
False
True
54
Care and education that aims to ensure that individuals remain healthy is known as
Tertiary care
Secondary care
Primary care
Preventative care
55
NHS Foundation Trusts:
Are health services largely financed by the Government
Managed by the Government
Are managed by charities
Are managed by local authorities
56
What is the first step that inspectors take when carrying out inspections?
Identify the scope and purpose of the inspection
Gather the views of service users
57
What does the term "Halal" mean in the context of food?
The way in which animals are killed
Preparing food according to Islamic law in the Quran
Preparing food according to the Bible
58
Select one example of a hazard:
Climbing stairs
Wet floor surfaces
The disposal of clinical waste
Trailing electrical cables
59
The GMC takes action to prevent doctors from putting the safety of patients, or the public's
Confidence in doctors at risk
Trust in doctors at risk
60
The ... sets the standards and formal 'codes of practice' required of all nurses and midwives
The Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC)
General Medical Council (GMC)
The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC)
61
Examples of legislation include...
The Health and Safety at Work Act (1974)
The Mental Health Act (2007)
Lone Workers' Policy
The Human Rights Act (1998)
62
Reflexology is an example of
A complementary therapy
A conventional therapy
63
The "codes of practice" are
Standards of mis- conduct met by health & care practitioners
Standards of behaviour met by health & care practitioners
Standards of poor care met by health & care practitioners
Standards of practice met by health & care practitioners
64
Preventative care includes
Personalised information being provided for service users
Screening and vaccination programmes
Access to different services
Education and advice
65
What is the eigth step that inspectors take when carrying out an inspection?
Take action to improve services where needed
Publish findings
66
The poverty rate for people with disabilities is twice that for adults without a disability
True
False
67
How can secondary health care be accessed?
Through Accident and Emergency services (A&E)
From a professional referral
Through G.P. services
Through hospital services
68
Select an example of a complementary therapy:
Prescribed medication
Acupuncture
Vaccinations
Aromatherapy
69
What is a general practitioner (G.P)?
A doctor who provides preventative care
A doctor that specialises in a branch of medicine
A doctor who provides ongoing treatment
A doctor that does not specialise in a specific branch
70
Muslims and Hindus would strongly prefer to be treated by someone of the same sex
False
True
71
Third-party referrals are when a
Person contacts a care provider personally
When a professional contacts another service provider
A friend, neighbour/relative contacts a health/care service
72
How can anti-discriminatory practice be promoted by those who work in health and social care?
Implementing policies to identify & challenge discrimination
Implementing 'codes of practice'
73
An impairment
Is the mental loss of function
Is the physical loss of function
Restricts the ability to perform daily activities
Can be permanent or temporary
74
How can an individual contact a care provider?
By phone call
By email
By letter
Making an appointment
75
A criteria which decides whether a service user is entitled to receive local authority support
National eligibility criteria
Eligibility criteria
76
Informal carers are normally paid for the service they provide
False
True
77
What is whistleblowing?
A situation in which an employee reports poor practice
An organisation outside of a workplace is informed
A situation where the press or media are informed
Where dangerous practice is reported to professional bodies
78
Kosher relates to food production, preparation and consumption according to
Jewish dietary laws
Arabic dietary laws
79
A consultant is a
Doctor who provides specialist expert healthcare support
Doctor who provides healthcare in local communities
Doctor normally based in a G.P. surgery
Senior doctor normally based in a hospital
80
What is the sixth step that inspectors take when carrying out inspections?
Feedback meeting with the inspection team & staff senior
Look at documents and policies
81
Vegetarians do not eat
Fish and dairy
Fish, meat or meat-based products-this could include jelly
Vegetables
Eggs and cheese
82
The daily responsibilities of workers in health and social care settings include
Following the setting's policies and procedures
Supporting the routines of service users
Healing and supporting recovery
Assessment, care and support planning with service users
83
What are procedures?
Care providers must follow them in specific situations
Written instructions outlining the expected routines
84
According to Jewish dietary laws which two foods, in particular, are not eaten together
Meat and fish
Meat and dairy
Cooked and uncooked foods
Seafood and dairy
85
What happens when individuals with Coeliac disease eat gluten-containing foods?
Their experience abdominal bloating and diarrhoea
They develop a temperature
They experience an immune response
Their small intestine is attacked
86
Set up by UK government for complaints that have not been resolved by NHS England or the UK gov
The professional bodies (GMC, NMC and the HCPC)
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)
The Health Ombudsman
The Care Quality Commission (CQC)
87
What is stage six of reporting an accident or incident?
Propose preventative measures to prevent future risks
Implement changes to working practices
88
When was the Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum updated?
2012
2014
2015
2011
89
Individuals with disabilities face additional costs relating to the managing their impairment
Mobility (Assistive technology, minibuses or taxis)
Communication aids (Such as hearing aids /talking equipment)
Social care support (Such as domiciliary care)
Paying for their homes (Morgage or rent even if not working)
90
What is stage three of reporting an accident or incident?
Report the accident or incident to the relevant person
Classify the accident or incident by type & severity
91
How can a workplace support service users with disabilities?
T-loops
Awareness training for colleagues
Extra time, if necessary to complete tasks
A support worker
92
The General Medical Council (GMC) sets the standards that doctors must meet
True
False
93
Muslims and Jewish people do not eat pork
True
False
94
The system of writing and printing which uses raised dots is known as
Makaton
Braille
British sign language (BSL)
95
What is the fourth step that inspectors take when carrying out inspections?
Review records
Observe service delivery
96
What is the fifth step that inspectors take when carrying out inspections?
Review records
Look at documents and policies
97
The Equality Act (2010) prevents discrimination on the ground of...
Life
Pregnancy and maternity
Race
Sex
98
During the menopause
Women end menstruation
Women are no longer able to become pregnant
Women are at their most fertile
Women begin menstruation
99
When the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) established?
2014
2011
2010
2012
100
Body fluids, for example, urine, vomit or blood
Yellow bag: (Waste is burned in a controlled setting)
Red laundry bag: (Laundered at the appropriate temp)
Flushed down a sluice drain: Area is cleaned and disinfected
Yellow 'sharps' box: (Waste is burned)
101
This care is provided in the service user's own home
Secondary care
Domiciliary care
Primary care
Tertiary care
102
Act providing legal protection from discrimination in employment & access to public buildings
The Disability Discrimination Act (1995)
The Human Rights Act (1998)
The Equality Act (2015)
The Community Care Act (1992)
103
Complementary therapies are designed to treat ____individual
Part of the
The whole
104
The Early Years Foundation Stage sets the standards and measures for
Nurseries
Pre-schools
Childminders
School reception classes
105
How can an educational setting be adapted for service users with physical disabilities?
Access to all classrooms and laboratories
The curriculum is adapted to meet their specific needs
The language used in lessons respects their dignity
Access to play and exercise facilities
106
Self-help groups are formed by individuals
Who do not have anything in common
Who share a common issue which they wish to address
107
The Royal College of Nurses (RCN)
Represents all registered nurses specifically
Aims to maintain high-standards in nursing practice
Represents the nursing profession
Is the world's largest union & professional body for nurses
108
An individual's sense of self-respect; the confidence an individual has in their own worth
Is their sense of pride
Is their self-image
Is their self-esteem
Is their self-concept
109
The act that increased the number of those with learning disabilities living in the community
The Disability Discrimination Act (1995)
The Equality Act (2010)
The Care Sector Consortium (1992)
The Community Care Act (1999)
110
A professional assessment of care needs provided by the local authority adult social services
Care needs assessment
Community care assessment
Care assessment
Needs assessment
111
Policies often have
No procedures detailed to enable care to be adapted
Specific procedures detailed that should be followed
112
Rehabilitation
The process of restoring an individual to good health
Usually follows surgery, an accident or other illness
The process of treating an individual
Can follow recovery from addiction
113
These principles of good practice are the care value base, which was established by the
The Care Consortium (1992)
The Care and Social Service Consortium (1992)
The Care Sector Consortium (1992)
The Health and Social Care Service Consortium (1992)
114
What is stage five of reporting an accident or incident?
Propose preventative measures to prevent future risks
Prioritise issues for appropriate action
115
Detailed descriptions of the approach are known as
Policies
Procedures
116
Clinical waste for example, used bandages, plaster or other dressings is placed in
In a red laundry bag: (Laundered at the appropriate temp)
A yellow 'sharps' box which is sealed: (Waste is burned)
A yellow bag: (Waste is burned in controlled settings)
Flushed down a sluice drain
117
What is the ninth (final) step that inspectors take in carrying out an inspection?
Take action to improve services where needed
Publish findings
118
Which professional body decides which doctors are qualified to work in this country?
The HCPC
OFSTED
The GMC
The NMC
119
A disabling environment
Where adaptations are not in place for individuals
Where adaptations are in place for individuals
120
Safeguarding policies ensure that
Harm, abuse and neglect is challenged
Vulnerable adults are protected from harm
Vulnerable children and adults are protected from harm
Vulnerable children are protected from harm
121
Carer's assessment
Supports individuals providing support for vulnerable people
Assessment of the needs of informal carers
122
The meat that Muslim and Jewish people do eat has to be prepared in a certain way
False
True
123
Who is "PALS" run by?
The Care Quality Commission (CQC)
The Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority (RQIA)
Healthcare Inspectorate Wales (HIW)
The NHS
124
The Equality Act (2010) also prevents discrimination of marriage and civil partnerships
True
False
125
Select an example of one professional who may provide domiciliary care for service users:
Youth worker
Health visitor
Care worker (assistant)
District nurse
126
MENCAP (2015) also reported that 65% want to work and more importantly are able to work
True
False
127
When a body part or organ is moved from one part of a person's body to another location
Allograft
Autograft
128
Nurse practitioners
Contribute to the education and training of other staff
Undertake research
Contribute to the management & development of care provision
Provide expert consultancy services
129
How can an individual access primary care services?
Through a professional referral
Through a self-referral e.g. making an appointment
Through a third-party referral
130
Waste which is contaminated by blood, saliva, urine or other body fluids is known as
Hazardous waste
Clinical waste
Infectious waste
Discarded waste
131
The independent organisation for the registration and regulation of doctors
The Health and Care Professions Council
The Nursing and Midwifery Council
The Geneal Medical Council
The General Medical Council
132
Which professional body are paramedics and social workers regulated by?
The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC)
The General Medical Council (GMC)
The Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC)
133
The care value system includes commitments to
Maintaining confidentiality and privacy of all personal info
Empowering individuals to take control of their lives
Ensuring the safety of service providers and service users
Promoting anti-discriminatory practice
134
How can a leisure setting support service users with physical disabilities
Adapted seating and elevated viewing for wheelchair users
T-loops for people with hearing impairments
Have accessible changing facilities
Suitable signage for example with Braille
135
Who is informal care provided by?
Family members and friends
Doctors and nurses
District nurses and occupational therapists
Midwives and health visitors
136
Muslims and Hindus often prefer to wash in
A shower
A bath
137
Select an example of a professional that is regulated by the Health and Care Profession Council
Nurse
Physiotherapist
Midwife
Speech therapist
138
The CCW/Social care works with partners to ensure that social services and childcare
Meet set 'codes of practice'
Are of a high standard
139
The Foundation for People with Learning Disabilities reported that between 25% to
35% also have a mental illness
30% also have a mental illness
40% also have a mental illness
45% also have a mental illness
140
What other areas of learning and development does the EYFS cover?
Providing care for others
Mathematics
Expressive arts and design
Understanding the world
141
Which system of treatment relies on treating individuals with drugs, radiation or surgery?
Complementary medical treatments
Conventional medical treatments
142
The General Medical Council (GMC)
Oversees the medical education and training (UK)
Address the shortfalls in the standards of treatment
Investigates doctors who have received complaints
Has the right to restrict a doctor's medical practice
143
Halal is an Arabic term meaning
Not allowed
Permissible or allowed
144
Morbidity is
The levels of ill health in a particular area
The death rate in a particular area
145
Hazardous waste is waste which contains substances such as
Soiled dressings
Explosives and flammable substances
Substances that poison or destroy human bodily tissue
Items contaminated by bodily fluids
146
Individuals who have a health screening generally do not have
Any signs or symptoms of illness
Any medical problems
147
Where can palliative care be provided?
In a hospital
In a hospice
In the service user's own home
In the workplace
148
Monitor the effectiveness of changes in preventing incidents
Step eight
Step three
149
Organised strategies used to prevent disease, promote health and prolong life in a population
Health and safety
Public health
150
The Health and Care Professions (HCPC) was set up under what legislation?
The Health and Social Care Act
The Equality Act
The Vulnerable People's Act
The Data Protection Act
151
Who is primary care provided by?
Doctors
Opticians
Dentists
Consultants
152
Postnatal care is provided
By a midwife for the first 28 days of the baby's life
During pregnancy
After the baby's birth
During labour/childbirth
153
What is the protein found in wheat and some other grains known as?
Starch
Gluten
Coeliac
Barley
154
The Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) regulates sixteen professional in total
True
False
155
A core value and principle that guides the work of all health and social care professionals is
Discriminatory practice
Anti-discriminatory practice
156
Muslims eat kosher foods
True
False
157
Nurses and Midwives have to provide evidence of ... to remain on the register
35 hours of Continuing professional development (CPC)
450 hours of clinical practice
158
An advocate is someone who
Speaks for someone else and represents their preferences
Speaks about their own views and preferences
Speaks for someone else on what they think is right/suitable
Speaks for someone else and represents their views
159
What is stage one of reporting accidents and incidents?
Detect the accident or incident
Report the accident or incident
160
Many social care services for children and adults are accessed through
Third-party referrals
Professional referrals
Self-referral
161
There is strong legal protection about your...
Religious beliefs
Political opinions
Ethnic background
Criminal record (if you have one)
162
Sikhs and Rastafarians do not normally cut their hair
True
False
163
If the care is tailored to meet the particular needs of each service user it is known as
Holistic care
Professional care
Individualised care
Their care
164
Select an example of a health screening:
Screening for athrosclerosis
Screening for testicular cancer
Screening for cervical cancer
Screening for arthritis
165
When was the Disability Discrimination Act set up?
2014
2010
1995
1998
166
Risk is the
Likelihood high or low that an individual will be harmed
Impact caused by a hazard
167
Anti-discriminatory practice is based on the legal requirements as outlined in the Equality Act
False
True
168
What does a Health Ombudsman represent?
An independent healthcare inspector
An independent complaints handling service
169
Pressure groups
They aim to influence local authorities
People who come together to campaign to improve services
They aim to influence government decisions
They aim to influence public opinion
170
Soiled linen is
Blue bag: Returned to the Central Sterilisation Services
Yellow bag: (Waste is burned in a controlled setting)
Red laundry bag: (Laundered at the appropriate temperature)
Yellow 'sharps' box: (Waste burned in a controlled setting)
171
Anti-discriminatory practice prevents discrimination of an individual's
Race and ethnicity
Disability
Sex and sexual orientation
Age
172
Anti-discriminatory practice
Ensures that the different needs of service users are met
Promotes not discriminating an individual
Ensures that the individual needs of service users are met
Challenges prejudices and unfair discrimination
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How can professionals empower service users?
Providing a person-centred approach to care
Allow them to make decisions about their treatment
Promoting and encouraging their independence
Allow them to have a voice on how their care is delivered
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Policies and procedures are in place to
Promote independence among service users
Support the day-to-day routines of service users
Meet the needs and preferences of service users
Ensure the health and safety of service users & care workers
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Professional referrals is when a
When a person contacts a health or social care service
When a health or care professional contacts another service
When a friend, neighbour or relative contacts a service
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Supported housing is
Enables individuals to live independently in the community
Shelter, support & care provided for vulnerable individuals
Helps individuals to live as independently as possible
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Palliative care is provided for individuals with
Short-term health problems
A sufficient health and wellbeing
Serious illnesses
Long-term health problems
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EYFS is an abbreviation for
Education yes for safeguarding
Early years foundation stage
Early year foundation stage
Early yates foundation stage
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Third-party referrals are usually to services which can be accessed through
Professional referrals
Self-referral
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The identification and evaluation of the possible consequences of hazards is known as
The policy
The risk assessment
The procedures
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Common allergic reactions include reactions to
Nuts
Shellfish
Strawberries
Dairy products
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The "codes of practice" are monitored by
The local authorities
Professional bodies (GMC, NMC and HCPC)
The UK Government (Statutory)
Public Health England (PHE)
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Kosher literally means
Suitable
Appropriate
Allowed
Not allowed
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A health screening is
The process of checking for a disease in an individual
The process of diagnosing a disease in an individual
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Select an example of equipment that extends the independence of people's personal hygiene
Walk-in baths
Showers suitable for the use of wheelchair users
Non-slip bath mats
Bath and shower seats

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