Lesson 8.3

8.3 Care planning cycle Quiz: NCFE Health and Social Care, Unit 8

20 questions

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The 20 questions

  1. What primary step follows the assessment stage in the standard care planning cycle?

    • Implementing
    • Planning
    • Reviewing
    • Evaluating
  2. What is the main purpose of the assess stage in care planning?

    • Close service
    • Discharge patient
    • Gather information
    • Alter medication
  3. What is the main action carried out during the implement stage of care planning?

    • Evaluating final outcomes
    • Identifying initial needs
    • Putting care in place
    • Setting future goals
  4. What is the primary focus of the review stage?

    • Risk identification
    • Initial assessment
    • Budget allocation
    • Evaluate and amend
  5. Which action is a key part of the assess stage?

    • Evaluate outcomes
    • Identify risks
    • Amend targets
    • Set review dates
  6. Which action belongs to the implement stage of care planning?

    • Gather initial history
    • Set target dates
    • Evaluate final outcomes
    • Close the file
  7. Which action is carried out during the review stage?

    • Identify initial risks
    • Write first draft
    • Sign contract
    • Observe outcomes
  8. Why is the care planning process described as a continuous cycle?

    • Standardise all care
    • Reduce staff costs
    • Meet changing needs
    • Comply with police
  9. Which action is typically performed during the assess stage of care planning?

    • Discharging the service user
    • Reviewing annual budgets
    • Identifying personal concerns
    • Delivering daily medication
  10. Which care planning stage involves setting up reliable medicine delivery for a service user?

    • Assess
    • Evaluate
    • Implement
    • Plan
  11. What should be put in place if an individual forgets medical appointments?

    • Agreed reminders
    • Legal penalties
    • Automatic discharge
    • Mandatory confinement
  12. Which implement-stage step helps someone who lacks IT skills with shopping?

    • Online portal
    • Phone ordering
    • Smartphone app
    • Email ordering
  13. Why must a care plan record measured outcomes?

    • To assign blame
    • To monitor progress
    • To restrict funding
    • To increase paperwork
  14. What must be included when documenting agreed cleaning support in a care plan?

    • Staff salary
    • Medical history
    • Review date
    • Building blueprints
  15. What is the next step when a care review shows no improvement?

    • Change the provider
    • Close the case
    • Ignore the results
    • Update care plan
  16. Which order does the specification give for the care planning cycle?

    • Implement, assess, review
    • Review, assess, implement
    • Assess, implement, review
    • Assess, review, implement
  17. Which professional role is usually responsible for initiating the formal care planning cycle?

    • Care assistant
    • Service user
    • Care coordinator
    • Family member
  18. Who should be involved when communicating outcomes during the assess stage?

    • General public
    • Relevant others
    • Media outlets
    • Tax inspectors
  19. Where must information and outcomes ideally be documented?

    • Staff diary
    • Public noticeboard
    • Local newspaper
    • Individual care plan
  20. Which action is a standard part of the implement stage?

    • Diagnosing illnesses
    • Setting tax rates
    • Offering professional advice
    • Writing legislation

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