WorksheetsUnit 2 Quiz
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
Name two responsibilities of a nurse in a hospital.
Provide treatment
Monitor patients
Set insurance premiums
Approve building plans
Who regulates nurses and midwives?
CQC
GMC
NMC
HCPC
Give one responsibility of a care manager.
Managing staff and performance
Writing fiction for patient magazines
Presiding over criminal trials
Setting national tax policy
Identify two roles of an occupational therapist.
Help service users regain independence
Provide equipment or adaptations
Perform surgery
Issue parking fines
Which regulator inspects hospitals and care homes in England?
Care Quality Commission (CQC)
General Medical Council (GMC)
Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC)
Ofsted
State one way organisations represent service user interests.
Advocacy services
Complaints procedures
Patient groups
Corporate stock buybacks
What is empowerment in care?
Prioritising organisational profit over patient needs
Putting individuals at the centre of care and promoting independence, dignity, and choice
Limiting service users’ involvement in decisions
Restricting access to information to reduce questions
Name one barrier to accessing care that is cultural.
Beliefs preventing treatment
Dietary restrictions affecting care
Language differences
Lack of car parking at a theme park
Who is responsible for pregnancy, labour and postnatal care?
Radiographer
Pharmacist
Midwife
Physiotherapist
Identify two ways of preventing infection in hospitals.
Handwashing and using PPE
Sterilising equipment
Switching off lights during the day
Allowing food to be shared between patients
What does ‘whistleblowing’ mean?
Reporting unsafe or poor practice to protect service users
Sharing patient gossip on social media
Ignoring unsafe procedures to avoid conflict
Advertising services to attract more patients
Give two examples of public sector organisations.
NHS hospitals
GP practices
Adult social care services
Children’s services
What is holistic care?
Focusing solely on physical symptoms
Meeting physical, intellectual, emotional, social, and spiritual needs together
Providing only spiritual counselling
Treating only the most urgent need
Which regulator oversees doctors?
NMC
GMC
CQC
HCPC
State one specific responsibility linked to information management.
Confidentiality and GDPR compliance
Public entertainment events
Road traffic enforcement
Stock trading compliance
Name two roles of a youth worker.
Support social development
Provide community projects
Perform dental surgery
Set national curriculum policy
What is a multidisciplinary team (MDT)?
A single professional making all decisions
Different professionals working together to meet service user needs
A political party
A volunteer fundraising group
Identify one financial barrier to accessing care.
Cost of prescriptions
Language barriers
Cultural beliefs
Lack of nearby parks
Give one way a service user can provide feedback.
Complaints procedure
Surveys
Participation in patient groups
Posting anonymous rumors online
What does CPD stand for and why is it important?
Certified Patient Discharge—ensures fast discharge
Continuing Professional Development—keeps staff up to date and competent
Community Public Directory—lists local services
Clinical Performance Deductions—reduces errors
Which organisation regulates doctors in the UK?
HCPC
GMC
CQC
NMC
What does MDT stand for?
Multiple Data Tracker
Multidisciplinary team
Medical Device Testing
Managed Development Taskforce
Give one responsibility of a healthcare assistant.
Personal care such as washing, feeding, and toileting
Prescribing medications
Conducting major surgery
Drafting national health legislation
Which sector does the NHS belong to?
Private sector
Voluntary sector
Public sector
Informal sector
Identify one way staff promote anti-discriminatory practice.
Challenging discrimination
Adapting services for individuals
Refusing service to minority groups
Ignoring differences to save time
Name two types of barriers to accessing health and social care services.
Financial
Cultural
Geographical
Personal preference
What does CPD stand for?
Continuing Professional Development
Certified Practice Directive
Clinical Policy Database
Community Partnership Division
Give one role of a youth worker.
Support social and educational development of young people
Administer general anaesthesia
Regulate hospitals
Lead national economic policy
Which organisation regulates social workers in England?
NMC
HCPC
GMC
CQC
Identify one way professionals ensure confidentiality.
Following data protection laws and secure record-keeping
Discussing cases in public places
Sharing passwords to speed up access
Posting case notes on social media
Give one responsibility of a midwife.
Care during pregnancy, labour, and the postnatal period
Authorising building permits
Managing hospital finances
Running school inspections
What is meant by holistic care?
Addressing only medical symptoms
Meeting physical, intellectual, emotional, social, and spiritual needs together
Limiting support to social needs
Providing only spiritual guidance
Identify one voluntary sector organisation in health or social care.
Hospices or charities such as Macmillan Cancer Support
Central government departments
Private insurance firms
Local authority revenue offices
Give one reason why service user feedback is important.
Helps improve quality of services
Helps reduce staff training obligations
Ensures higher parking fees
Avoids legal compliance
Which organisation inspects schools and children’s services in England?
CQC
Ofsted
GMC
NMC
Give one way whistleblowing policies protect service users.
Staff can report poor practice without fear of punishment
Encourages hiding mistakes
Prohibits reporting to regulators
Rewards silence over safety
Identify one adaptation that could support a service user with mobility issues.
Wheelchair ramp
Stair lift
Handrails
Decorative plants
What is the role of occupational therapists?
Help service users regain independence through activities and adaptations
Administer legal penalties
Inspect restaurants for hygiene ratings
Set national transport policy
Give one reason why safeguarding policies are essential.
Protect children and vulnerable adults from abuse and harm
Increase bureaucracy for staff
Reduce spending on training
Limit access to support services
Identify one responsibility of care managers in residential homes.
Ensuring staff meet professional standards
Managing policies and budgets
Conducting clinical surgery
Operating public transport
