The functions of divisions and disciplines within physiological

Which division of healthcare science focuses on measuring body functions like heart rate and lung capacity?

• Life sciences

• Physiological Sciences

• Physical Sciences

• Biomedical Sciences

Which of the following is an example of a physical science role in healthcare?

• Radiographer

• Cardiac Physiologist

• Biomedical Scientist

• Genetic counsellor

What is the main focus of life sciences in healthcare science

• Measuring electrical activity in muscles

• Using imaging to diagnose conditions

• Analysing blood, urine and tissue samples

• Creating new digital health software

Which discipline might use spirometry to measure lung function

• Clinical engineering

• Cardiac Physiology

• Respiratory Physiology

• Medical Physics

What does 'scope of practice' mean?

• The ability to treat any condition

• The tasks and responsibilities a person is trained and allowed to carry out

• The full list of healthcare jobs in the NHS

• The professional code for all NHS staff

What should you do if you are asked to perform a task outside your scope of practice?

• Try your best and complete the task

• Say nothing and do it quietly

• Ask another student to do it

• Politely decline and escalate to a supervisor

What does Fitness to Practice refer to?

• How physically fit a staff member is

• The ability to go to work without illness

• Having the skills, knowledge and character to do your job safely and legally

• Whether you have completed all your training

Who is responsible for ensuring you are fit to practise as an HCSA?

• Your tutor

• Only the HCPC

• NHS England

• You and your employer

Continuing professional development (CPD) helps healthcare professionals to

• Develop skills and improve practice

• Become a manager

• Change career

• Learn about IT

Which of the following activities would count as CPD?

• Watching a medical drama

• Going on holiday

• Shopping for new scrubs

• Reflecting on a placement experience