Unit 9 task 3 p.2

What is data protection?

• Using important information for unauthorized purposes
• Sharing important information with everyone
• Safeguarding important information from corruption, compromise, or loss
• Leaving important information unsecured

How should a injection be disposed of?

• In a sharps container or a puncture-proof container
• Flush it down the toilet
• Throw it in the regular trash
• Pour it down the sink

How should staff handle service users food?

• Mix it with other service users' food without their consent
• Throw it on the floor and pick it up with bare hands
• With care and following proper hygiene and safety protocols
• Handle it roughly and without washing hands

Why is it important for dentists to wear PPE?

• To keep their hair from getting messy
• To protect themselves and their patients from potential infections and diseases.
• To avoid getting their clothes dirty
• To look professional and trustworthy

Why should nurses wash their hands regularly?

• To prevent the spread of infections and maintain hygiene.
• To follow hospital rules
• To keep their hands warm
• To improve their skin's appearance

Why are visitors only allowed in hospitals at certain times?

• To prevent visitors from stealing hospital supplies
• To give the hospital staff a break
• To ensure the safety and well-being of the patients
• To allow time for cleaning and maintenance

What is the Health and safety legislation?

• Regulations for office temperature control
• Rules for maintaining cleanliness in the workplace
• Laws and regulations to protect the health, safety, and welfare of people at work
• Guidelines for employee dress code

Why is it important medication records are kept?

• To track the patient's medical history and ensure proper medication management.
• To increase the risk of medication errors
• To save paper and ink
• To make the patient's medical history more confusing

What could happen if data records at a hospital are lost?

• The hospital would save money on storage costs
• Patient care could be compromised and medical errors could occur.
• Patients would receive better care
• There would be no impact on patient care

Why is it important that nurses regularly wear gloves?

• To prevent the spread of infection and protect themselves and patients from potential harm.
• To avoid getting their hands dirty
• To make their hands look more professional
• To keep their hands warm