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A4: Health and Safety Regulations in Healthcare

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which best describes the primary purpose of workplace health and safety regulations in healthcare?

a)

Reduce administrative workload

b)

Maintain safety and wellbeing for all

c)

Increase productivity through incentives

d)

Limit patient access to services

e)

Promote competition among providers

2.

Under the Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981, employers in healthcare must ensure which requirement?

a)

Annual fitness tests for nurses

b)

Adequate equipment, facilities, personnel

c)

Mandatory weekly CPR drills

d)

Free private healthcare for staff

e)

On-site physician at all times

3.

A core aim of the Care Act 2014 is to:

a)

Improve independence and wellbeing

b)

Centralize all local services nationally

c)

Expand private insurance coverage

d)

Prioritize acute care over prevention

e)

Reduce hospital staffing numbers

4.

Local authorities under the Care Act 2014 are obligated to:

a)

Offer cosmetic procedures on request

b)

Set national clinical guidelines alone

c)

Provide or arrange services that prevent deterioration

d)

Eliminate all waiting lists within a year

e)

Mandate hospital admission for all falls

5.

The Ionising Radiation Regulations (2017) primarily impose duties to protect people from:

a)

Hazards of manual handling

b)

Prolonged screen exposure

c)

Excessive noise in wards

d)

Radiation arising from work

e)

Low room temperatures

6.

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) ensures that medicines and medical devices:

a)

Are manufactured only in the UK

b)

Work and are acceptably safe for use

c)

Are stored without temperature control

d)

Are prescribed without side effects

e)

Are priced uniformly nationwide

7.

A trained first aider’s overarching responsibility includes:

a)

Providing first aid for minor injuries and illness

b)

Diagnosing complex medical conditions

c)

Approving hospital discharge plans

d)

Performing elective surgical procedures

e)

Prescribing controlled medications

8.

Which action aligns with a first aider’s role when supporting a casualty?

a)

Give personal opinions about blame

b)

Refer for further treatment when necessary

c)

Delay calling help to observe longer

d)

Withhold care from non-residents

e)

Dispose of the first aid kit after use

9.

What is a best practice for maintaining a first aid box or kit under a first aider’s responsibility?

a)

Keep it clean, tidy, and stocked

b)

Lock it away at all times

c)

Include only prescription drugs

d)

Label it with patient names

e)

Store it in a warm environment

10.

Guidelines from the Resuscitation Council (UK) provide detailed information about:

a)

Basic and advanced life support across ages

b)

Only neonatal ventilation techniques

c)

Hospital financial accounting

d)

Nutrition counseling for athletes

e)

Chronic disease medication plans