Lesson 6.2

6.2 Barriers to accessing health and social care services for the individual Quiz: NCFE Health and Social Care, Unit 6

20 questions

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The 20 questions

  1. Which factor is classified as a communication barrier?

    • Building stairs
    • Service cost
    • Cognitive impairment
    • Lack of transport
  2. Which factor is classified as a location barrier?

    • Cultural belief
    • Language difference
    • Lack of transport
    • Cognitive impairment
  3. Which barrier category is linked to the individual's values and beliefs?

    • Location
    • Culture
    • Time management
    • Communication
  4. Which strategy helps overcome a communication barrier?

    • Alternative formats
    • Remote clinics
    • Longer walks
    • Extra charges
  5. Which strategy helps overcome a location barrier?

    • Braille leaflets
    • Interpreters
    • Community services
    • Large print
  6. An older adult with a visual impairment cannot read appointment letters. Which barrier category does this fall under?

    • Culture
    • Cost
    • Location
    • Communication
  7. A patient refuses a blood transfusion for religious reasons. Which barrier category applies?

    • Culture
    • Communication
    • Cognitive impairment
    • Location
  8. A person who uses a wheelchair cannot enter a clinic that has steps only. Which barrier category applies?

    • Communication
    • Location
    • Culture
    • Sensory impairment
  9. Which strategy best addresses a patient fearing staff will not understand their values?

    • Braille print
    • Inclusive practice
    • Bus vouchers
    • Phone interpreters
  10. Which strategy is most appropriate for a patient who does not speak English?

    • Stair lift
    • Large print
    • Language interpreter
    • Bus schedule
  11. Which service strategy best overcomes a physical transport barrier for a patient?

    • Community transport
    • Sign-language interpreter
    • Hearing aid
    • Braille leaflet
  12. What is the primary effect of sensory impairment on accessing services?

    • Physical mobility
    • Accessing information
    • Dietary intake
    • Financial budgeting
  13. Why should learners suggest barriers before reviewing the specification list?

    • To memorize dates
    • To compare ideas
    • To write policies
    • To grade peers
  14. Which tailored approach best supports a patient with cognitive impairment?

    • Online forms
    • Alternative formats
    • Audio recordings
    • Standard leaflets
  15. Which strategy overcomes a patient's inability to travel to a rural clinic?

    • Postal letters
    • Printed leaflets
    • Walk-in queues
    • Remote consultations
  16. Which barrier category includes a building entrance that is physically inaccessible to a wheelchair user?

    • Physical barrier
    • Language barrier
    • Geographical barrier
    • Financial barrier
  17. What capability might a person with cognitive impairment lack?

    • Biological immunity
    • Making choices
    • Sensory perception
    • Physical growth
  18. Which barrier category applies when beliefs affect treatment acceptance?

    • Culture
    • Location
    • Resources
    • Finance
  19. Which strategy addresses barriers caused by English as an additional language?

    • Larger fonts
    • Sign language
    • Different languages
    • Braille translation
  20. Which culture strategy involves training staff about patient beliefs?

    • Transport links
    • Financial funding
    • Practitioner awareness
    • Building design

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