Health And Social care - Qp7
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Person centred care means putting the service user at the heart of everything you do and every decision that needs to be made.
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True
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False
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About This Quiz
Health and Social Care - QP7 explores the principles of person-centred care, emphasizing legal and ethical aspects of health and social care roles. It assesses understanding of consent, individual treatment, and the importance of social interactions.
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Key values we will need to respect includes: (Select five)
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Treat people as individuals
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Support people to know and access their rights
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Support people to ‘encourage’ choice
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Ensure privacy at all times
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Support people to near as independent as they can be
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Treat people with dignity and respect
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Recognise that you are working with a people in partnership rather than as a person controlled by professionals
Correct Answer(s)
A. Treat people as individuals
A. Support people to know and access their rights
A. Support people to near as independent as they can be
A. Treat people with dignity and respect
A. Recognise that you are working with a people in partnership rather than as a person controlled by professionalsExplanation
The key values that need to be respected include treating people as individuals, supporting people to know and access their rights, supporting people to be as independent as they can be, treating people with dignity and respect, and recognizing that you are working with people in partnership rather than as a person controlled by professionals. These values emphasize the importance of individuality, autonomy, empowerment, and equality in providing care and support to individuals.Rate this question:
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Not everyone will benefit from having social contacts and interaction.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
This statement suggests that everyone will benefit from having social contacts and interaction. However, this is not true as individuals have different personalities, preferences, and social needs. Some people may prefer solitude or have difficulties in social situations, while others may thrive in social environments. Therefore, it is incorrect to assume that everyone will benefit from social contacts and interaction.Rate this question:
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Self-respect is about what we do, and not who we are.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
Self-respect is not solely about what we do, but also about who we are. It encompasses our inherent worth and dignity as individuals, regardless of our actions or achievements. Self-respect involves recognizing and valuing our own unique qualities, setting boundaries, and treating ourselves with kindness and compassion. It goes beyond mere actions and extends to our sense of self-worth and self-esteem. Therefore, the correct answer is False.Rate this question:
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Consent for care or treatment is a very important legal issue for health and social are workers.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Consent for care or treatment is indeed a crucial legal issue for health and social care workers. It ensures that individuals have the right to make informed decisions about their own healthcare and treatment. Obtaining consent is necessary to respect autonomy and protect individuals from unwanted medical interventions. Health and social care workers must understand the legal and ethical principles surrounding consent to provide appropriate and respectful care to their patients or clients.Rate this question:
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It is estimated that there are nearly ______ hundred advocacy schemes in the UK.
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Six
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Seven
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Eight
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Nine
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A. EightExplanation
There are nearly eight hundred advocacy schemes in the UK. This estimation suggests that there are a significant number of advocacy schemes operating in the country. The use of the word "nearly" indicates that the exact number may be slightly higher or lower than eight hundred, but it is still a substantial figure. This demonstrates the prevalence and importance of advocacy schemes in the UK, which play a crucial role in representing and supporting various individuals and groups in different areas of society.Rate this question:
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Advocacy services have often, ands always, been set up to provide services and support to specific groups of people.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
Advocacy services have not always been set up to provide services and support to specific groups of people. While it is true that advocacy services are often established to cater to the needs of certain marginalized or disadvantaged groups, there have been instances where advocacy services have been created to address broader societal issues or to advocate for the rights of all individuals. Therefore, the statement that advocacy services have always been set up to serve specific groups is false.Rate this question:
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______ is central to this approach, requiring service users to develop skills leading to increased self-esteem and greater control over their lives.
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Self-awareness
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Self-empowerment
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Self-image
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Self-esteem
Correct Answer
A. Self-empowermentExplanation
Self-empowerment is central to this approach because it involves service users developing skills that lead to increased self-esteem and greater control over their lives. Self-empowerment focuses on individuals taking responsibility for their own choices and actions, and actively working towards personal growth and development. By empowering themselves, service users are able to build their self-esteem and gain more control over their lives, ultimately leading to a greater sense of independence and satisfaction.Rate this question:
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According to the Social Care Centre for Excellence there are six areas relating to care. (Select four)
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Communication
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Eating and nutritional care
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Pain management
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Personal hygiene
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Persistent assistance
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Choice and outlook
Correct Answer(s)
A. Communication
A. Eating and nutritional care
A. Pain management
A. Personal hygieneExplanation
The Social Care Centre for Excellence identifies four areas relating to care: communication, eating and nutritional care, pain management, and personal hygiene. These areas are crucial in providing comprehensive care to individuals. Communication ensures effective interaction between caregivers and recipients, promoting understanding and meeting their needs. Eating and nutritional care focuses on providing proper nourishment and addressing dietary requirements. Pain management involves identifying and addressing pain to enhance the well-being of individuals. Personal hygiene encompasses maintaining cleanliness and promoting good health practices. These four areas collectively contribute to the overall care and well-being of individuals.Rate this question:
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A need is something people could benefit from.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
This statement is true because a need refers to something that is necessary or required for individuals to live a comfortable and fulfilling life. People can benefit from fulfilling their needs as it helps them meet their basic requirements, such as food, shelter, clothing, healthcare, and education. Meeting these needs can improve their overall well-being and quality of life.Rate this question:
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______ hierarchy of needs shows the health promoter that all human needs are in fact health needs.
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Freud's
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Rogers
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Herzberg's
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Maslow's
Correct Answer
A. Maslow'sExplanation
Maslow's hierarchy of needs is a theory that suggests that human needs can be organized into a hierarchical structure, starting with basic physiological needs and progressing to higher-level needs such as self-esteem and self-actualization. This theory implies that all human needs, including those related to health, are interconnected and must be fulfilled in order to achieve overall well-being. Therefore, Maslow's hierarchy of needs aligns with the idea that all human needs are, in fact, health needs.Rate this question:
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A risk assessment is a procedure which examines a ‘care setting’ or a “care activity” for potential risks and hazards to service users and their carer’s.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
A risk assessment is a procedure that evaluates a care setting or care activity to identify any potential risks or hazards that could affect the service users and their caregivers. This process helps in identifying and implementing necessary measures to prevent accidents or harm to individuals in the care setting.Rate this question:
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If you identify a risk it is your responsibility to inform a junior member of staff.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
The statement suggests that if you identify a risk, it is your responsibility to inform a junior member of staff. However, this is not necessarily true. In most cases, it is the responsibility of the person who identifies the risk to report it to their supervisor or a more senior member of staff who can take appropriate action. It is not specifically limited to informing a junior member of staff. Therefore, the correct answer is False.Rate this question:
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