002/004 Children and Young People

How does the Social Services and Wellbeing (Wales) Act aim to support rights-based approaches for children and young people?

• It promotes voice and control

• It defines the active offer

• It identifies protected characteristics

• It ensures best interest decisions are made

James is a child with cerebral palsy. The children in the settings are going to play games outside and a care and support worker say James will not be able to take part in the group games and suggests he stays inside with another worker to play. Which of these terms is demonstrated in the scenario?

• Equality

• Diversity

• Inclusion

• Discrimination

Which statement describes the social model of disability being applied?

• Ryan playing by himself as he can't see the other children

• Christine being able to go to dance class as her parents pay for her funding

• Julie being allowed to sit and watch parachute play as she is in a wheelchair

• Rashid having access to books with enlarged text and pictures as he is partially sighted

Which of these is a feature of a positive physical environment?

• High staff ratios

• Regular appraisals

• Regulated temperatures

• Up to date staff policies

What is the most important consideration when supporting children with their personal care routine?

• Respect and privacy

• Providing unisex toilet areas

• Dispose of soiled clothes quickly

• Provide PPE

Ben is a child with delayed speech and language skills compared to other children of his age. Which other area of Ben's development is MOST likely to be affected by his delayed speech and language skills?

• Social

• Physical

• Cognative

• Cultural

What value is promoted by providing extra support to children with additional needs?

• Diversity

• Respect

• Inclusion

• Co-operation

Which of these organisations would be able to prescribe medication for children?

• MIND

• GP Surgery

• NHS Choices

• Local Authority