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Like all aspects of care there are principles that we need to be aware of and these will be applied to those who may need to learn new skills or relearn existing skills as a result of accident or illness.
- True
- False

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Health and Social Care - QP10 explores the principles of care, focusing on skill development and relearning due to accidents or illnesses. It assesses understanding of assistive technologies, support strategies, and skill acquisition considerations essential for healthcare professionals.

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There are a few other considerations that will affect the choice of skills and they are: (Select four)
- The type of skill
- The capacity
- The availability
- The living situation
- Outcomes
Correct Answer(s)

A. The type of skill
A. The capacity
A. The living situation
A. Outcomes

Explanation

The choice of skills is influenced by several factors. The type of skill is important because different skills may be required for different tasks or roles. The capacity is another consideration as individuals may have limitations or strengths in certain areas. The living situation is also relevant as it may impact the ability to acquire or utilize certain skills. Finally, outcomes are an important consideration as the desired results or goals may influence the selection of skills.

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3.

Re-enactment is short term and is an intensive support to people who have lost their basic skills through admission to hospital, illness, emotional or traumatic crisis.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

Re-enactment is not a short-term and intensive support. It is actually a long-term process that involves recreating past events or experiences for various purposes, such as historical reenactments or therapeutic interventions. It is not specifically designed to support individuals who have lost basic skills due to hospitalization, illness, emotional or traumatic crisis. Therefore, the correct answer is false.

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‘Train and fade’ and this is where the support is intensive at the beginning and then tails off, leaving the individual to practise the skills with less and less support.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

The statement "Train and fade" refers to a method of providing intensive support to an individual at the beginning and gradually reducing that support over time. This allows the individual to practice their skills with less and less assistance. The answer "True" indicates that this statement is correct.

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Assistive Technology is anything that will assist in performing a skill, and can vary from practical aids, to sensors and call aids in the home.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Assistive Technology refers to any tool or device that helps individuals with disabilities or limitations to perform tasks or activities. This can include a wide range of aids such as mobility devices, hearing aids, communication devices, and adaptive software. The statement correctly states that Assistive Technology can vary from practical aids to sensors and call aids in the home, indicating that it encompasses a broad range of technologies that assist in performing skills. Therefore, the answer "True" is correct.

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To start the planning process it is good to end with a self-assessment questionnaire.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

The statement suggests that it is good to end the planning process with a self-assessment questionnaire. However, the correct answer is false because it is more effective to begin the planning process with a self-assessment questionnaire. This allows individuals to evaluate their strengths, weaknesses, and goals before creating a detailed plan. Ending with a self-assessment questionnaire may not provide the necessary information needed to effectively plan for the future.

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Goal setting will help people feel a sense of achievement if the ultimate aim is split into goals.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Setting goals can provide individuals with a sense of direction and purpose, as well as a clear path to follow. When the ultimate aim is broken down into smaller, achievable goals, it becomes easier for individuals to track their progress and experience a sense of accomplishment along the way. This incremental approach allows people to celebrate the completion of each goal, boosting their motivation and confidence, ultimately leading to a greater sense of achievement when the ultimate aim is reached. Therefore, the statement is true.

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Only the person, for who the plan was developed can say if the support worked for them and was successful.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

The statement suggests that the effectiveness of a support plan can only be determined by the person for whom it was developed. This implies that the individual's perspective and experience are crucial in evaluating the success of the support provided. Others may have opinions or observations, but ultimately, the person receiving the support is the best judge of its effectiveness.

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Evaluation can take place at any point in the process, it does not just have to be a final analysis.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Evaluation is not limited to just the final analysis of a process. It can occur at any stage of the process. This means that assessments, reviews, and analysis can be conducted at various points to measure progress, identify areas for improvement, and make necessary adjustments. Therefore, the statement that evaluation can take place at any point in the process is true.

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Any recording has to follow your organisations policies and procedures as well as conform to the Data Protection Act.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

This statement is true because any recording, whether it is audio or video, must adhere to the policies and procedures set by the organization. This ensures that the recording is conducted in a lawful and ethical manner, protecting the privacy and rights of individuals involved. Additionally, the recording must also comply with the Data Protection Act, which governs the collection, storage, and use of personal data. By following these guidelines, organizations can ensure that their recordings are legally and ethically sound.

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Health And Social care - Qp10

Like all aspects of care there are principles that we need to be aware of and these will be applied to those who may need to learn new skills or relearn existing skills as a result of accident or illness.

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There are a few other considerations that will affect the choice of skills and they are: (Select four)

Re-enactment is short term and is an intensive support to people who have lost their basic skills through admission to hospital, illness, emotional or traumatic crisis.

‘Train and fade’ and this is where the support is intensive at the beginning and then tails off, leaving the individual to practise the skills with less and less support.

Assistive Technology is anything that will assist in performing a skill, and can vary from practical aids, to sensors and call aids in the home.

To start the planning process it is good to end with a self-assessment questionnaire.

Goal setting will help people feel a sense of achievement if the ultimate aim is split into goals.

Only the person, for who the plan was developed can say if the support worked for them and was successful.

Evaluation can take place at any point in the process, it does not just have to be a final analysis.

Any recording has to follow your organisations policies and procedures as well as conform to the Data Protection Act.