Question 1

What is the primary purpose of The Care Act 2014 in adult social care?

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To promote the well-being of individuals and ensure they receive necessary care

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To increase government funding for care homes

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To reduce the number of social workers

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To limit access to care services

Question 2

Which of the following is a key principle outlined in The Care Act 2014?

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Person-centred care

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Mandatory family involvement

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Standardized care plans for all

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Community service reduction

Question 3

Under The Care Act 2014, what is one of the key assessments that must be conducted for individuals seeking care?

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Needs assessment

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Employment history review

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Criminal background check

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Financial assessment

Question 4

What does The Care Act 2014 say about safeguarding individuals?

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It mandates local authorities to take action to protect individuals from abuse and neglect

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It eliminates all forms of care facilities

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It allows individuals to refuse all forms of support

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It requires annual health checks for all individuals

Question 5

What is required from local authorities under The Care Act 2014 regarding the assessment of care needs?

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They must ensure assessments are carried out in a timely manner

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They can choose to conduct assessments at their discretion

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Assessments must be completed only if funding is available

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Assessments are only needed for individuals over 65

Question 6

What role does 'advocacy' play according to The Care Act 2014?

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It supports individuals to express their needs and make decisions about their care

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It limits the individual's right to access care services

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It replaces the need for family involvement

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It is only available for those with financial resources

Question 7

Which of the following is a right established by The Care Act 2014 for individuals receiving care?

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The right to be treated with dignity and respect

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The right to refuse any form of communication

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The right to choose any caregiver regardless of regulations

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The right to unlimited care services without assessment

Question 8

What is one of the key responsibilities of local authorities under The Care Act 2014 regarding financial assessments?

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To determine whether individuals can afford to contribute to their care costs

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To exempt all individuals from paying for care

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To manage banks and financial institutions for clients

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To set a fixed price for all care services

Question 9

What is the significance of 'personal budgets' as outlined in The Care Act 2014?

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They empower individuals to have control over their own care funding

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They restrict individuals to specific care providers

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They guarantee free care for everyone

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They require individuals to pay upfront for services

Question 10

According to The Care Act 2014, what must local authorities provide to individuals who are eligible for care services?

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Clear information about the available care options

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An automatic enrollment in all available programs

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Only emergency care services

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A standard care plan without input from the individual

Question 11

What is one of the main objectives of the Care Act 2014?

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To promote individual well-being

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To eliminate all social services

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To reduce funding for social care

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To restrict access to healthcare

Question 12

Which principle is NOT emphasized by the Care Act 2014?

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Punishment of non-compliance

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Empowerment of individuals

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Protection of rights

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Prevention of abuse

Question 13

What is a key feature of the Care Act 2014 regarding assessments?

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Individuals must have their needs assessed before receiving care and support

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Assessments are optional for individuals

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Assessments can be done by untrained volunteers

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Only financial assessments are required

Question 14

Under the Care Act 2014, who has the right to participate in care planning?

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The individual receiving care and support

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Family members only

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Only healthcare professionals

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The local authority solely

Question 15

What does the Care Act 2014 aim to ensure about safeguarding adults?

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That adults are protected from abuse and neglect

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That safeguarding policies are optional

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That adults have no involvement in safeguarding decisions

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That adults are encouraged to take risks

Question 16

Which of the following is a duty placed on local authorities by the Care Act 2014?

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To provide information and advice about care and support services

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To restrict personal budgets

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To manage all private care agencies

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To handle health care directly in all cases

Question 17

What principle underlies the Care Act 2014 regarding the involvement of families and communities?

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The importance of collaborative decision-making

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Family involvement is discouraged

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Exclusively professional-led decisions

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Complete independence from family support

Question 18

What is the significance of the 'well-being principle' in the Care Act 2014?

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It requires local authorities to promote the individual's well-being in care plans

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It emphasizes institutional care over community care

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It limits the resources available for care

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It focuses solely on the financial costs of care

Question 19

How does the Care Act 2014 address the issue of adult safeguarding?

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It establishes a clear framework for safeguarding adults at risk

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It places the responsibility solely on families

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It eliminates the need for safeguarding policies

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It allows for unrestricted access to vulnerable adults without oversight

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