Health and Social Care Unit 2 Learning Aim A

Question 1

Health visitors support families

Accepted Answer

In the first 5 years of their child's life

Question 2

What do social workers do for patients?

Accepted Answer

Refer patients to resources in the community or hospital, Help in times of crisis, like child abuse situations

Question 3

District nurses commonly care for......

Accepted Answer

Recently discharged from hospital, Older people, The disabled

Question 4

Some typical youth work activities may be

Accepted Answer

Running sports teams, Giving advice on current issues involving young people

Question 5

Care assistants duties can vary from patient to patient, which of these is a common duty?

Accepted Answer

Paying bills and writing letters, Helping with personal daily care

Question 6

Select the correct answer

Accepted Answer

Cardiologist-Heart Oncologist-Cancer Paediatrician-Children

Question 7

Rehabilitations can be an especially important part of treatment for who?

Accepted Answer

People recovering from mental illness

Question 8

Practise nurses responsibilities sometimes vary but are mainly....

Accepted Answer

Taking blood samples, Carrying out immunisation

Question 9

What adult services do social workers provide?

Accepted Answer

Support people living independently and in residential care, Provide services for vulnerable adults

Question 10

People who experience mental health problems are cared for in hospitals, not the community

Accepted Answer

False

Question 11

Why do children's nurses work closely with both the parents and child?

Accepted Answer

To ensure care meets health,social,cultural and family needs

Question 12

What is a GPs role

Accepted Answer

Monitoring impacts of treatments, Refer patients to specialist units

Question 13

Health visitors

Accepted Answer

Support parents in meeting developmental needs of children, Carry out routine checks of children

Question 14

Who else do district nurses asses the needs of?

Accepted Answer

Informal carers

Question 15

Youth workers help people between which ages?

Accepted Answer

11-25

Question 16

How can healing and recovery be supported in ill people?

Accepted Answer

Prescribing medication, Supporting lifestyle changes, Organ transplant, Surgery

Question 17

In what circumstances would an Occupational Therapist help a patient

Accepted Answer

They are too frail, ill or disabled to be independent safely

Question 18

What do support workers do?

Accepted Answer

Provide support with financial, parenting or domestic skills, Work with families to implement care plans

Question 19

What is preventative care

Accepted Answer

Increasing awareness of factors that can lead to ill health, Screening and vaccination programmes

Question 20

Which of these is not a policy found in a care setting?

Accepted Answer

Patient opinion

Question 21

Which of these is NOT a type of nurse

Accepted Answer

Podiatric

Question 22

Care managers manage

Accepted Answer

The provision of residential care for vulnerable people

Question 23

Which of these roles do not belong to Healthcare Assistants

Accepted Answer

Preparing patients for surgery

Question 24

Neonatal nurses work mainly in

Accepted Answer

Specialist hospital settings, The community

Question 25

What is the main purpose of rehabilitation programs?

Accepted Answer

To enable recovery and independent living

Question 26

Where do adult nurses work?

Accepted Answer

Patients homes, The army, Hospitals, clinics or GPs

Question 27

Which of these is not part of an adult nurses job?

Accepted Answer

Inspecting health care

Health and Social Care Unit 2 Learning Aim A

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Health and Social Care Unit 2 Learning Aim A

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