Lesson 8.2

8.2 A care plan Quiz: NCFE Health and Social Care, Unit 8

20 questions

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The 20 questions

  1. What is the official definition of a care plan?

    • Medical prescription only
    • Holistic needs record
    • Financial budget log
    • Staff rota sheet

  2. What does the term 'holistic' mean in health and social care?

    • Emotional needs only
    • All needs addressed
    • Medical symptoms only
    • Physical needs only

  3. Which of these is one of the three holistic need areas listed in the specification?

    • Educational
    • Financial
    • Legal
    • Social and emotional

  4. Which holistic need area includes thinking and memory?

    • Physical
    • Cognitive
    • Social and emotional
    • Environmental

  5. Which need area includes feelings and relationships?

    • Cognitive
    • Spiritual
    • Social and emotional
    • Physical

  6. Which psychological framework is referenced when writing a care plan?

    • Piaget's stages
    • Erikson's crisis
    • Bowlby's attachment
    • Maslow's hierarchy

  7. How does Maslow's hierarchy arrange human needs?

    • Complex to simple
    • Basic to self-actualisation
    • Social to biological
    • Emotional to physical

  8. A worker considers only medication and ignores preferences. What is missing?

    • Clinical accuracy
    • Holistic care
    • Statutory funding
    • Medical safety

  9. A care plan lists mealtimes but ignores personal routines and emotional wellbeing. What is the critique?

    • Care lacks medical notes
    • Care is illegal
    • Care is not holistic
    • Care is too expensive

  10. What must a care plan include alongside an individual's needs?

    • Preferences
    • Finances
    • History
    • Medication

  11. Which holistic need area is often missed if only physical care is provided?

    • Financial
    • Social and emotional
    • Dietary
    • Environmental

  12. A person needs help with washing and dressing. Which holistic need area is this?

    • Financial
    • Cognitive
    • Social and emotional
    • Physical

  13. A person forgets instructions and needs prompts. Which holistic need area is this?

    • Social and emotional
    • Environmental
    • Physical
    • Cognitive

  14. A person feels lonely since their partner died. Which holistic need area is this?

    • Cognitive
    • Physical
    • Social and emotional
    • Medical

  15. Whose hierarchy of needs helps practitioners plan care systematically from basic to higher levels?

    • Piaget's
    • Maslow's
    • Bowlby's
    • Erikson's

  16. Which of these is NOT one of the holistic needs listed in the specification?

    • Environmental needs
    • Physical needs
    • Social and emotional needs
    • Cognitive needs

  17. A care plan covers physical and cognitive needs but ignores social and emotional needs. What is the consequence?

    • Completely holistic care
    • Fully illegal practice
    • Partly holistic care
    • Total care failure

  18. What do personal preferences outline within an individual's care plan?

    • What the budget permits
    • What the doctor dictates
    • What government policy sets
    • What the individual wants

  19. What is the primary aim of taking a holistic approach in a care plan?

    • Dietary intake
    • Cover all needs
    • Financial budgeting
    • Medical needs only

  20. How should a care plan be developed to ensure it is truly person-centred?

    • Set by government policy
    • Agreed with individual
    • Chosen by care agency
    • Decided by senior manager

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