
CTEC Health and Social Care Unit 3 LO2 Safeguarding
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- Q1What is the purpose of safeguarding in health and social care?To promote healthy lifestyles and wellbeingTo ensure equal access to healthcare servicesTo enforce regulations in health and social care settingsTo protect individuals from harm, abuse, and neglect30s
- Q2What is the definition of safeguarding in the context of health and social care?The process of protecting individuals' rights, well-being, and safetyThe responsibility of individuals to take care of their own health and safetyThe act of isolating individuals from society for their own protectionThe practice of promoting equality and diversity in healthcare settings30s
- Q3What is the role of a designated safeguarding lead (DSL) in health and social care?To enforce disciplinary actions on safeguarding offendersTo coordinate and oversee safeguarding practices within the organizationTo provide direct care to individuals in need of safeguardingTo conduct investigations into safeguarding concerns30s
- Q4What is the purpose of a Safeguarding Policy in health and social care?To ensure confidentiality of personal information in health and social careTo assess the effectiveness of safeguarding practices in healthcare settingsTo provide clear guidelines and procedures for safeguarding vulnerable individualsTo monitor the physical environment for potential hazards30s
- Q5What are some signs and indicators of potential abuse in health and social care?Frequent laughter, outgoing personality, improved communicationUnexplained bruises, emotional withdrawal, sudden changes in behaviorIncreased appetite, excessive sleepiness, forgetfulnessHeightened energy levels, improved physical appearance, increased confidence30s
- Q6What does the term 'duty of care' mean in the context of health and social care?The practice of promoting healthy lifestyles and well-beingThe responsibility to provide emotional support to individualsThe act of maintaining accurate medical recordsThe legal obligation to ensure the safety and well-being of individuals30s
- Q7What is meant by the term 'whistleblowing' in health and social care?The practice of promoting a healthy work environmentThe responsibility to maintain confidentiality of patient informationThe act of providing emotional support to colleaguesThe act of reporting concerns or wrongdoing in the workplace30s
- Q8What is the definition of safeguarding?Providing medical care to individuals in needEncouraging physical exercise for better healthEnsuring equal opportunities for all individualsProtecting individuals from harm and promoting their well-being30s