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Level 3 Health & Social Care Unit 2 Working in Health & Social Care

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Which of the following is true about social determinants of health? - correct answer-They demonstrate how the conditions under which people live and work affect their opportunities to lead healthy lives The double burden of disease contrasts which of the following? - correct answer-T

Health Unit Five Identify the functions of the skeletal system. (5) - correct answer-Provides support, protects internal organs, allows your body to move, and stores + produces materials that your body needs. What is the purpose of joints? - correct answer-To allow movement and protect bone

Complex Carbohydrate - correct answer-Pasta, Bread Simple Carbohydrates - correct answer-Short bursts of energy Ex: Candy, Cookies, sugary foods Fiber - correct answer-A tough complex carbohydra

Health- Unit 5 family is often called - correct answer-the basic unit of society 3 things children can learn with healthy family relationships - correct answer-1. to love 2. to respect/ get along with others 3. to function as part of a group role of parents until the 1800's - correct answer--...

Health Unit 5 Melia is walking onstage to play a guitar solo at her school talent show when she trips on a wire and starts to fall and drop her guitar. She quickly lowers her left hand to the floor to stop her fall and raises her right hand to protect the guitar. What stage of stress does th...

HEALTH SCIENCE UNIT 12 base of support - correct answer-Standing with feet 8-10 inches apart to provide better balance. bloodborne pathogen standard - correct answer-mandates to protect health care providers from diseases caused by exposure to body fluids. body me

environmental hazard - correct answer-anything in the environment that can potentially cause harm Biological Hazards - correct answer-Any living organisms or its properties that can cause an adverse response in humans. Chemical Hazards - correct answer-disinfecting agents, waste anesthetic gase...

9 main job roles - correct answer-Doctors Nurses Midwives Youth Worker Social Worker Support Worker Occupational Therapist Care manager/assistant Healthcare Assistant Main roles of a doctor - correct answer-- caring for individuals who are unwell - carry out simple surgical procedures - p...

Health and social care, Unit 1, A2 What is intellectual development? - correct answer-Also referred to as cognitive development, the ways in which people are able to think and reason. What are the five aspects involved in intellectual development? - correct answer-.Language development .Pro...

Examples of promoting equality in health and social care settings - correct answer-1. Access to care services provided to everyone: wheelchair ramps, hearing loops, information leaflets provided in a range of different formats (large print, braille, easy read and different languages) 2. Staf...

Gp(s) role - correct answer--caring for people who are unwell e.g, carry out simple surgical procedures -providing preventative care Responsibilities of a doctor - correct answer--diagnose a patient's illness -discuss and agree a patient's treatment plan -monitor -vaccination programmes ...

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Health and social care unit 2:B ways in which the work of health care assistants is internally monitored to ensure that they are providing the best health care for patients on Hospital wards? - correct answer--following the policy and procedure -codes of conduct-monitored right way not breaking ...

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benefits for people in residential care - correct answer-. trained staff meet peoples needs . specialist support is avaliable for those who need it. . companionship is provided a range of

Public sector - correct answer-Public sectors providers are those that are funded by the government. for example, the National Health Service (NHS) is funded by taxes, national insurance contributions and by patient charges. this means that many services are free to most pa

What type of agency is the CQC ? - correct answer-Independent What is the role of the CQC ? - correct answer-We register care providers. We monitor, inspect and rate services. We take action to protect people who use services. We speak with our independent voice, publishing our views on majo...

benefits for people in residential care - correct answer-. trained staff meet peoples needs . specialist support is avaliable for those who need it. . companionship is provided a range

Health and Social care Unit 2 - LA-B The public sector (B1) - correct answer-Financed and directed by the government NHS Funded by the tax payer and national insurance contributions What is Primary health care? (B1) - correct answer-Provided by GPs, dentists, opticians and pharmacists Acce...

Health and social care unit 1 Growth - correct answer-An increase in some part of an individual that can be measured . Development - correct answer-The complex changes in an individual including increase in skills , abilities and capabili

Foetal alcohol syndrome - correct answer-Exposure of alcohol in the womb Reduction in oestrogen - correct answer-Stops ovaries producing eggs Piaget Schema - correct answer-Explains how children use their experiences to construct understanding A side e

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Health and Social Care Level 3 BTEC Unit 2 What are the barriers of accessing services? - correct answer-- Steps would be a barrier for a wheelchair user as they wouldn't be able to get up the stairs. - Individuals who have dementia would be a barrier as they might forget they have an appoi...

Health and Social Care BTEC Level 3 - Unit 2 Doctors - correct answer-Roles and responsibilities - Diagnose an individual's ailments. Discuss and agree treatment plans Prescribe treatment/medication Preventative care e.g. screenings and vaccinations. Place of work - Hospitals People they...

Health and Social Care AS Unit 5 Concept of need - correct answer-essential requirement which must be met to ensure the individual reaches a state of health and social care well being. physical, intellectual, emotional and social needs must be met to ensure their life is fulfilled Adults in ...

Health and Social care - Unit 5 What are the 5 types of intellectual development - correct answer-Problem solving - needed to work things out and make predictions about what might happen. What are the 5 types of intellectual development - correct answer-Language development - essential to or...

Health and Social Care - Unit 4 name of red blood cells - correct answer-erythrocytes name of white blood cells - correct answer-leucocytes plasma - correct answer-the liquid part of blood. It's mostly water but contains a weak solution of salts, glucose, amino acids, vitamins, urea, proteins a...

Doctors - GP - correct answer-They are the first (primary) point of contact when someone is ill. Carry out simple surgical procedures and preventative care and health education for service users. Based in health centres and work as part of a multidisciplinary team. Can refer a service user to a s...

Health and Social Care - Unit 2 LO3 What is the national initiatives? - correct answer-Guides providers of health and social care about their roles. What are the 5 national initiatives? - correct answer--Care Certificate 2014 -CQC -OFSTED -EHRC -NICE Wh

Health And Social Care - Unit 2 LO1 What is diversity? - correct answer-Recognizing and respecting an individuals differences. Accepting everyone as unique What are the benefits of understanding diversity? - correct answer-- Helps staff understanding - Gives SU's empowerment, independence, in...

Nature - correct answer-Genetic inheritance and other biological factors Nurture - correct answer-The influence of external factors after conception such as social and environmental factors Maturation - correct answer-A genetically prog

health and social care - unit 1 revision growth - correct answer-an increase in length or heigh, weight and dimensions infants (principles of growth) - correct answer-grow rapidly and will reach roughly half their adult height by the age of 2 adolescents (principles of growth) - correct answer-e...

Health & Social Care Unit 6 - LO1 What is personalisation? - correct answer-• Everyone who receives support whether by statutory services or funded by themselves will have *choice + control* over the shape of that support in all care settings • Recognising person has individual strengths...

HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE UNIT 2 key roles in healthcare - correct answer--doctors -consultants -nurses -midwives -healthcare assistants -occupational therapists Types of nurses - correct answer--adult nurses -mental health nurse -paediatric nurse -learning disability nurse -district nurse -n...

Key aspects of best practice - being non-judgmental - correct answer-Not making assumptions about someone's life Key aspects of best practice - Respecting the views, choices & decisions of individuals who require care & support - correct answer-providing person-centred care Key aspects of ...

Ethics Test 1 (from notes in Canvas/class) Moral reasoning is reasoning about what one ought to morally do. Although all moral choice can be seen as personal choice, some choices can bee seen as economic choices. Furthermore, ethical choices derive from some specific ethical code and/or they ar...

Ethics in data science What are the limitations of the chosen approach? - correct answer-Built-in bias, e.g. voice recognition not handling many accents, medical datasets skewed towards men What is the recall regarding ethics in DS outputs? - correct answer-Conclusions and automated systems can...

what is ethics? - correct answer-"a set of concepts and principles that guide us in determining what behavior helps or harms sentient creatures" or a branch of philosophy that involves systematizing, defending and recommending concepts of right and wrong conduct. What is computer ethics? - cor...

Ethics Class Notes Ethics is a branch of... - correct answer-Philsophy What Philosophy is not... - correct answer--Personal Opinion or preference -Convention/common sense/popular opinion -Feeling/Intuition - Religious Doctrine What Philosophy is... - correct answer--The pursuit of wisdom by m...

Ethics class 1 notes Habits that are vital for critical appraisal of practice situations and reading material - correct answer-Questioning of assumptions Self-reflection Logical critique Reading critically Living with nuance (uncertainty) Keeping professional goals in mind. dispositions tow...