Lesson 6.1

6.1 Types of referral used to access health and social care services Quiz: NCFE Health and Social Care, Unit 6

20 questions

In partnership with Revision Ninja

Lesson 6.1, Types of referral used to access health and social care services: 20 multiple choice questions for the NCFE Health and Social Care (603/7013/0), Unit 6: How health and social care services are accessed, written with Revision Ninja.

Host it live on the board and students join with a game code on their own devices, or revise alone with Free Play. The answers are revealed in the game.

Host this setFree Play

The 20 questions

  1. A person books an appointment with their GP themselves. Which type of referral is this?

    • Third party
    • Self
    • Professional
    • Statutory
  2. Who initiates access to another service in a professional referral?

    • The individual
    • A friend
    • A family member
    • Health practitioner
  3. Who accesses a service on behalf of the individual in a third-party referral?

    • Relative or friend
    • GP practitioner
    • Social worker
    • The individual themselves
  4. Which action is an example of a self-referral?

    • GP appointment
    • Walk-in service
    • Hospital transfer
    • Family booking
  5. A doctor refers a patient to hospital to have some tests. Which referral type is this?

    • Self
    • Third party
    • Professional
    • Walk-in
  6. A son calls the doctor because he is worried about the health of his 80-year-old mother. Which referral type is this?

    • Third party
    • Self
    • Professional
    • Walk-in
  7. Which referral type describes an individual making an appointment with a health or social care practitioner?

    • Third party
    • Joint
    • Professional
    • Self
  8. A neighbour calls social services because the older adult next door cannot look after themselves. Which referral type is this?

    • Third party
    • Self
    • Peer
    • Professional
  9. A young person goes to the emergency department after a football injury without anyone else arranging it. Which referral type fits?

    • Self
    • Professional
    • Third party
    • Community
  10. A man falls in the street and hits his head. A passer-by calls an ambulance. Which referral type best describes the passer-by's call?

    • Self
    • Professional
    • Third party
    • Mandatory
  11. What distinguishes a professional referral from a self-referral?

    • Practitioner initiates
    • Friend initiates
    • Relative initiates
    • Individual initiates
  12. A care worker notices a foot problem and arranges for a client to see a podiatrist. Which referral type is this?

    • Walk-in
    • Professional
    • Self
    • Third party
  13. Which scenario is an example of a third-party referral?

    • Nurse writing letter
    • Daughter booking test
    • Doctor making call
    • Patient walking in
  14. A nurse contacts a community team for a patient. What type of referral is this?

    • Third-party referral
    • Private referral
    • Professional referral
    • Self-referral
  15. Who starts a self-referral compared to a third-party referral?

    • A family member
    • The individual
    • A care practitioner
    • A support worker
  16. Which of these is NOT one of the three referral types named in the specification?

    • Self-referral
    • Professional referral
    • Statutory referral
    • Third-party referral
  17. A community pharmacist recommends that a customer see their GP about persistent symptoms. Which referral type is this recommendation?

    • Professional
    • Self
    • Third party
    • Walk-in
  18. Which action by an individual counts as a self-referral?

    • Asking a nurse
    • Relative booking
    • Phoning a dentist
    • Doctor referral
  19. What is a suggested classroom task for teaching referral types?

    • Writing essays
    • Sorting scenarios
    • Conducting interviews
    • Drawing diagrams
  20. Over three referrals, one was made by the individual and two by a GP. How many of these were professional referrals?

    • Two
    • Zero
    • One
    • Three

All NCFE Health and Social Care quizzes