1.1.2 Purpose of health and social care provision Quiz: NCFE Health and Social Care, Unit 1

The 20 questions

1. Which purpose of health and social care ensures services meet legal standards?

   • Providing voluntary help
   • Offering informal support
   • Generating profit
   • Providing standard care

2. Which body inspects hospitals and care homes in England?

   • Ofsted
   • Care Quality Commission
   • General Medical Council
   • Health and Safety Executive

3. Tailoring support groups to an individual's specific choice meets which purpose?

   • Individualised needs
   • Statutory regulation
   • Mandatory taxation
   • Profit generation

4. Planning care around an individual's long-term and short-term wishes is known as what?

   • Statutory care
   • Emergency care
   • Person-centred care
   • Informal care

5. Which service type is regulated directly by the Care Quality Commission?

   • Private tutoring agency
   • Voluntary sports club
   • Informal family care
   • Adult care home

6. Regulated health and social care services must meet standards set by whom?

   • Private investors
   • Care volunteers
   • Service managers
   • Government legislation

7. What is the primary role of the Care Quality Commission?

   • Writing legislation
   • Training staff
   • Providing funding
   • Inspecting services

8. How many purposes of health and social care provision does the specification identify?

   • Two
   • Four
   • Five
   • Three

9. Which term describes care designed around one person rather than a standard approach?

   • Standardised
   • Regulated
   • Individualised
   • Voluntary

10. Which purpose is met by tailoring support to each service user?

    • Standard care
    • Financial audit
    • Individual intervention
    • Staff recruitment

11. Why does the CQC inspect health and social care services?

    • Designing uniforms
    • Maximising profits
    • Protecting service users
    • Managing payroll

12. What term describes a specific action tailored to an individual's care needs?

    • Intervention
    • Legislation
    • Regulation
    • Policy

13. Can care meet legal standards while still being tailored to personal preferences?

    • Only in hospitals
    • No
    • Only for children
    • Yes

14. Which of these is classified as a short-term care need?

    • Cerebral palsy
    • Broken arm
    • Dementia
    • Down's syndrome

15. Which example demonstrates a national standard of care?

    • Personal care plan
    • Individual therapy
    • Tailored diet
    • Ward hygiene policy

16. Can a single care service meet multiple care purposes at once?

    • Never
    • Only if private
    • Only by law
    • Yes

17. What is a major benefit of publishing service inspection reports?

    • Closing hospitals
    • Hiring doctors
    • Increasing taxes
    • Informing user choice

18. What does the CQC inspect and rate to judge quality?

    • Patient diaries
    • Care services
    • Individual diets
    • Staff salaries

19. What is a key feature of individualised long-term care?

    • Fixed routines
    • Standardised meals
    • Reviewing preferences
    • Rigid schedules

20. What is the main benefit of person-centred planning for an older adult?

    • Speeding up discharge
    • Reflecting personal wishes
    • Reducing staff costs
    • Limiting visitors

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