Lesson 5.2
5.2 Conditions and disabilities that require health and social care support Quiz: NCFE Health and Social Care, Unit 5
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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A chronic condition lasts for at least:
- 3 months
- 12 hours
- 1 week
- 1 month
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Which term describes a health condition that is of short duration, intense, and develops quickly?
- Congenital disability
- Acute condition
- Degenerative disorder
- Chronic condition
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A disability affects lifestyle for longer than:
- 6 weeks
- 12 months
- 3 months
- 1 month
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Which of the following is classified as a sensory disability?
- Asthma condition
- Lower limb fracture
- Severe hearing impairment
- Mild dyslexia
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Limited mobility, dexterity or stamina is which type of disability?
- Physical
- Cognitive
- Mental
- Sensory
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Limited communication, self-help and social skills is which type of disability?
- Sensory
- Cognitive
- Mental
- Physical
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A long-term effect on daily activities due to mental illness is:
- Sensory disability
- Physical disability
- Mental disability
- Cognitive disability
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Which condition typically has no lasting effects?
- Chronic condition
- Acute condition
- Cognitive disability
- Disability
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Under equality legislation, what level of impact must a condition have to be classed as a disability?
- Substantial impact
- Temporary impact
- Minor impact
- Trivial impact
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A broken leg that heals in six weeks is best described as:
- A disability
- An acute condition
- A sensory impairment
- A chronic condition
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A person has a severe speech impediment. Which type of disability is this?
- Cognitive
- Sensory
- Mental
- Physical
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A person has difficulty with memory and problem solving over several years. Which type is this?
- Mental
- Physical
- Sensory
- Cognitive
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A person has a long-term condition with ongoing effects and no cure, lasting years. Which term fits?
- Acute condition
- Chronic condition
- Temporary illness
- Sensory impairment
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A learner describes a person who finds it hard to plan daily routines after a brain injury. Which type is this?
- Cognitive
- Mental
- Physical
- Sensory
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What is the minimum duration a condition must last to be legally classified as a disability?
- 3 months
- 6 months
- 12 months
- 1 month
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A person has a condition for five months with substantial effects. Which term applies?
- Legal disability
- Terminal disease
- Chronic condition
- Acute illness
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Which type of disability includes blindness?
- Mental
- Sensory
- Cognitive
- Physical
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Which phrase best describes an acute health condition?
- Mild, recurring symptoms
- Short, intense, develops quickly
- Long-term, slow onset
- Permanent, gradual decline
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A person with diabetes manages daily medication over many years. Which term fits best?
- Cognitive disability
- Chronic condition
- Acute condition
- Sensory disability
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Which of the following is classed as a physical disability?
- Moderate dyslexia
- Reduced stamina
- Hearing loss
- Severe anxiety
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