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Roles and Responsibilities in Health and Social Care

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Diagnosing, treating, monitoring and preventing illness, is the key role of which professional?

a)

Nurse

b)

Social Worker

c)

GP

d)

Consultant

2.

Midwives are trained to support mother during pregnancy, childbirth and . . .

a)

The first 21 days of a baby's life

b)

The first 3 days of a baby's life

c)

The first month of a baby's life

d)

The first 4 weeks of a baby's life

3.

Healthcare workers are likely to carry out their work in which of the below key settings?

a)

GP Surgeries, Hospitals, Clinics and at patients homes

b)

Day centres, clinics and hospitals

c)

Dentist surgery, opticians, in the park and at home

d)

Schools, nurseries and doctor surgeries

4.

Who facilitates the recovery and helps in overcoming barriers for individuals in need?

a)

Nurse

b)

Doctor

c)

Occupational Therapist

d)

Midwife

5.

Whose main medical responsibility is to observe medical conditions and administer medication?

a)

Social Worker

b)

Care Manager

c)

Care Assistant

d)

Nurse

6.

A Health Care Assistant is likely to have non-medical responsibilities of . . .

a)

Washing and dressing patients

b)

Helping with patient mobility

c)

Supporting day-to-day routines

d)

All of the above

7.

Youth workers work with individuals between what ages?

a)

11 and 19

b)

11 and 25

c)

9 - 19

d)

9 and 25

8.

Who's main job role is to assist in monitoring health, well being and meeting personal needs?

a)

Care Manager

b)

Youth Worker

c)

Care Assistant

d)

Social Worker

9.

Care managers are responsible for . . .

a)

Day-to-day running of care setting

b)

Ensuring quality of care is adequate but does not meet need

c)

Ensuring suitable staff are available and trained

d)

All of the above

10.

Who must manage a designated case load and liaise with other professionals due to safeguarding?

a)

Support workers

b)

Social workers

c)

Midwives

d)

Occupational therapist

11.

Which of the below is not one of the key social care settings?

a)

Residential Care

b)

Domiciliary Care

c)

Hospitals

d)

Daycare Centres

12.

Which is a difficulty faced by individuals who are moved into residential care settings?

a)

Trained staff meet peoples individual needs

b)

Isolation from friends and family

c)

Losing some or all of their independence

d)

A range of stimulating activities are offered

13.

Which Health and Social Care professionals must maintain records for patients seen?

a)

Doctors

b)

Nurses

c)

Midwives

d)

All professionals in HSC

14.

A GP will refer a patient to a secondary health care service...

a)

True

b)

False

15.

Which of the below are Primary Health Care services?

a)

GP surgery

b)

Outpatients clinic

c)

Dentist

d)

All of them