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Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 56mins
What does the P in PIES stand for?
Psychological
Physiological
Physical
Properly
What does I in PIES stand for?
Intelligence
Intellectual
Imotional
Intellect
What does the E in PIES stand for?
Emotive
Emotional
Emerging
Emote
What does S in PIES stand for?
Sociable
Socially
Social
Sociology
Ben is age 3, what lifestage is he in?
Infancy
Early Adulthood
Early Childhood
Adolescence
Sophie is 21 years old, what lifestage is she in?
Adolescence
Early Childhood
Middle Adulthood
Early Adulthood
Nadia is aged 68, what lifestage is she in?
Middle Adulthood
Early Adulthood
Adulthood
Later Adulthood
Lily is 20 years old, which lifestage is she in?
First
Second
Third
Fourth
What age ranges are middle adulthood?
45-65
45-60
40-60
30-45
What age range is infancy?
0-1 years
1-2 years
0-2 years
0-3 years
Who assesses patients nutritional and health needs, counsel patients and develop meal plans
Dietician
Family Support Worker
Paediatrician
SENCO
Who helps regain strength, mobility, control- rehabilitate
Healthcare Assistant
GP
Occupational Therapist
Physiotherapist
Who arranges specialized assistance- for patients who may not be able to perform daily tasks
Physiotherapist
Occupational Therapist
Educational Psychologist
SENCO
They communicate between patients and doctors, care for patients, administer medicine
Nurse
Family Support Worker
Dietician
Healthcare Assistant
The work varies depending on where you're based. In a hospital, for example, you may be washing and dressing patients, serving meals and helping to feed patients, helping people to move around, toileting, making beds, talking to patients and making them comfortable, monitoring patients' conditions by taking temperatures, pulse, respirations and weight.
You might work in a care home, in people’s own homes or in the community. If you work in the community you are sometimes called domiciliary carers which often involves travelling to different people’s houses.
You are a qualified and registered nurse or midwife who has chosen to gain additional training and qualifications. Your additional training in public health enables you to assess the health needs of individuals, families and the wider community to promote good health and prevent illness.
You’ll be working mainly with children from birth to five years and their families. You may also work with at-risk or deprived groups such as the homeless, addicts or travellers.
A GP will refer a patient to a secondary health care service...
True
False
Which of the below are Primary Health Care services?
GP surgery
Outpatients clinic
Dentist
All of them
Give some examples of responsibilities of a health care assistant
prescribing medicine and diagnosing someone
supporting people in housing or with learning difficulties
helping people with daily care such as washing, dressing, using the toilet and feeding
When you have to pay for your care service, what is this known as?
Private Care
Independent Care
Voluntary Care
Informal Care
If a neighbour offers to provide care and support for you after recovering from an operation, what type of care is this?
Primary Care
Informal Care
Secondary Care
Tertiary Care
What are the differences between statutory and private services?
Longer waiting times for key services in statutory care
Statutory services are open to all (inclusive)
Statutory services do not provide as good care
Private care is only available in London
