Health and social care roles

What does GP stand for?

• Great Person

• Generous patient

• General Practioner

• Good practice

Oncologist, psychiatrist and cardiologists are examples of...

• occupational therapists

• speciliasts

• consultants

• GPs

The principle responsibilities of doctors are to:

• diagnose, agree a treatment plan, prescribe and monitor

• prescribe medication only

• decide on a treatment plan without consulting the patient

• diagnose and refer only

Care and education that aims to ensure people remain healthy including screening and vaccines is known as..

• palliative care

• preventative care

• practice care

• school education

A term used to describe nurses who support patients in their own home (such as district nurses)

• domestic care

• domiciliary care

• preventative care

• residential care

Health Visitors carry out routine checks, usually on ages 0-5. What checks would be done to monitor progress for babies?

• measure their IQ

• check and record weight, height and head circumference

• carry out immunisations and vaccines

• other

antenatal care is the role of a midwife supporting families...

• BEFORE the baby is born

• AFTER the baby is born

Which of the following social care roles supports people of all ages through difficult times in their lives to protect vulnerable people?

• support workers

• Youth Workers

• social workers

• occupational therapists

These workers deliver programmes relating to ages 11-25 in the community, manage community projects and are mentors to young people

• Social workers

• Doctors

• Youth Workers

• Nurses

Which professional works closely with healthcare or nursing assistants to help a family implement the plan.

• Support worker

• social worker

• care assistant

• care manager