Lesson 8.1

8.1 The purpose and impact of person-centred practice Quiz: NCFE Health and Social Care, Unit 8

20 questions

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Lesson 8.1, The purpose and impact of person-centred practice: 20 multiple choice questions for the NCFE Health and Social Care (603/7013/0), Unit 8: The care planning cycle, written with Revision Ninja.

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The 20 questions

  1. What is the core principle of person-centred practice?

    • Practitioner decides
    • Family management
    • Standardised routines
    • Individual in control

  2. How should practitioners work with individuals during care planning?

    • Equal partners
    • External observers
    • Strict supervisors
    • Passive recipients

  3. What positive relationship outcome does person-centred practice build?

    • Conflict
    • Isolation
    • Trust
    • Dependency

  4. Which personal attribute is enhanced by person-centred practice?

    • Self-esteem
    • Frustration
    • Anxiety
    • Uncertainty

  5. What personal capability does person-centred practice actively promote?

    • Independence
    • Reliance
    • Conformity
    • Surrender

  6. What is the term for giving individuals power over decisions about their life?

    • Empowerment
    • Segregation
    • Standardisation
    • Delegation

  7. Involving an individual in discussing their desired care shows they are treated as what?

    • Employers
    • Visitors
    • Subordinates
    • Equal partners

  8. Involving individuals in care decisions keeps them in what position?

    • Isolation
    • In control
    • The background
    • Ignorance

  9. Offering choices about daily routines ensures which outcome?

    • Preferences met
    • Reduced choice
    • Standardised care
    • Rigid schedules

  10. What is the main reason respecting choices boosts self-esteem?

    • Plans are ignored
    • Control is removed
    • Views matter
    • Routine is forced

  11. How should care be planned to truly reflect person-centred principles?

    • Around individual needs
    • Practitioner preference
    • Random allocation
    • Identical for all

  12. Why must health practitioners work with individuals as equal partners?

    • Shared decision making
    • Faster task completion
    • Staff led planning
    • Reduced care costs

  13. An individual gains confidence to make daily choices. Which impact does this show?

    • Enhanced self-esteem
    • Reduced autonomy
    • Strained relationships
    • Increased dependence

  14. A person is told what to do without discussion. Which key purpose is missing?

    • Individual in control
    • Standardised treatment
    • Staff direction
    • Routine scheduling

  15. Which approach is best for building trust in person-centred practice?

    • Rushing procedures
    • Imposing routines
    • Understanding preferences
    • Ignoring feedback

  16. Which action would directly reduce person-centred practice?

    • Involving the individual
    • Pre-setting care plans
    • Reviewing goals
    • Listening actively

  17. Which option is NOT a positive impact of person-centred practice?

    • Improved independence
    • Stronger trust
    • Enhanced self-esteem
    • Increased dependence

  18. A care worker asks what helps Isaac feel confident. Which impact does this support?

    • Staff dominance
    • Physical restriction
    • Increased isolation
    • Enhanced self-esteem

  19. Which phrase describes practitioners working with individuals as equal partners?

    • Ignoring input
    • Directing care
    • Imposing rules
    • Planning together

  20. What is the most likely outcome of empowering a care service user?

    • Accepting routines
    • Making more decisions
    • Losing independence
    • Relying on staff

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