General Knowldge Flashcards

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What are the rights of an individual

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Choice
Confidentiality
Equal + fair treatment
Consultation
Protection from abuse and harm

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Benefits for maintaining a service users rights

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Empowerment
Individual needs are met
Trust
High self esteem

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3
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Types of non verbal communication

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Gestures
Body language
Sign language
Facial expressions
Eye contact

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4
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What is non verbal communication

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Involves the messages we send without speaking e.g facial expressions gestures and body language.

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9 person centre values

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Individuallity
Choice
Rights
Independence
Privacy
Dignity
Respect
Partnership
Encouraging decision making of services users.

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Health care setting

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Dentist or orthodontist
GPS
Opticians
Hospitals
Health care centre
Pharmacy
Walk in centre
Nursing home

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Social care setting

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Residential home
Homeless shelters
Food bank
Support groups
Council officer
Children’s home
Retirement home
Community centres.

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8
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The 6 C’s of care

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Compassion
Communication
Courage
Commitment
Care
Competence

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What does equal and fair treatment mean?

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equal and fair treatment is when everyone is given equal opportunities based on their needs and abilities. their needs must be met individually.
results = equal, valued, respected, happy

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what does confidentiality mean?

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confidentiality requires consent to access information. information is kept on a need to know basis and must be stored correctly and safely stored locked away with a password.
- keeping documents private if choose so.
- personal information protected
-need to know basis
-password/ lock/ private
results = respected, secure, safe, trust, happy bro keep going/loyal to service

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11
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how to answer a explain how question?

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2 in detail (better option)
3 in not so much detail

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what is empowerment?

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the amount of control or power an individual feels they have over their life.
- increases independance
- increase self reliance
- improves self reliance
increases trust in practitioners

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what is meant by high self esteem?

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based on feelings of self-concept and self- worth.
-can do attitde
-high levels of engagement
-improve mental health
- vaules = respected feelings

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what is meant by trust?

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having reliance that someone has an individuals best interest at heart to meet their needs.
-easier to relax
-empowerment
-self-respect
-high self esteem
-safe, cared for
-valued
-able to open up

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what is meant by ‘individual needs are met’?

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where different needs are met to fit each individual. e.g 1 mobility needs to get appropriate care
e.g 2 communication skills
- greater confidence in service providers
- service users receive the appropriate care and treatment that is relevant to their needs.

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How do I remember the benefits to keeping the rights of an individual?

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1 2
t trust. e elephants
h high self esteem. h hear
e empowerment n noisy
n needs are met t tigers

17
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what’s choice?

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being able to have different opinions decision making
e.g choice of food/meals
e.g choosing to join in or not of an activity or use pf service
results = feel safe, happy, respected valued, empowered and cared for

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what’s rights?

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a moral or legal entitlement to have or do something
e.g rights to speech

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what’s privacy?

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having the right of confidentiality choosing if you want to share something.

20
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why are the 6 C’s useful for practitioners?

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  • ensures consistency of care between practitioners
  • important part of staff training
  • ensure different sectors of health and social care have the same expectations of care.
21
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what is verbal communication ?

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is communication using sounds or spoken words

22
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what dopes consultation mean?

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discuss ask opinions involved in decision making
- know what’s being said
e.g before surgery
results = feel empowered, valued, respected and happy

23
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what does protection from harm and abuse?

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protection from harm, dangerous and bad behaviour
-risk assessment
-staff must follow
-safe guarding
-background checks
-fire alarm practices
results = values, respected high self esteem, cared for, safe happy and trusted