UNIT 7 ASSIGNMENT PRINCIPLES
OF SAFE REVIEW IN HEALTH FINAL
PAPER COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS GRADED A PLUS
◉ Extenuating circumstances. Answer: Conditions beyond your
control which delay normal action or reaction time.
◉ Abuse. Answer: An action deliberately intended to cause harm or
distress. Including physical, emotional, mental, psychological, sexual,
etc.
◉ Civil rights. Answer: The right to political and social freedom, and
equality.
◉ Legal rights. Answer: The rules set by a legal system about what a
person is entitled to, such as the protection of property of person.
◉ Human rights. Answer: The principles of human behaviour
expected of everyone regardless of nationality, place of residence,
sex, national or ethnic origin, colour or religion. Law that requires
workers to respect the dignity of people using the service.
, ◉ Neglect. Answer: Failure to provide proper care. The failure of a
carer to provide the necessities of life to a person for whom they are
caring. This can be intentional or unintentional.
◉ Act of omission. Answer: Failing to provide something which is
needed, such as medication or respect.
◉ Psychological trauma. Answer: A feeling of helplessness and
vulnerability following very stressful events.
◉ Empathy. Answer: The ability to recognise and understand the
feelings of others.
◉ Defraud. Answer: To trick or deceive someone into giving you
money.
◉ Power of Attorney. Answer: The legal authority granted to an
individual to make decisions on behalf of someone else.
◉ Controlling behaviour. Answer: Domination and manipulation of
one individual by another.
◉ Coercive behaviour. Answer: Manipulation of one person by
another, usually through threats.
OF SAFE REVIEW IN HEALTH FINAL
PAPER COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS GRADED A PLUS
◉ Extenuating circumstances. Answer: Conditions beyond your
control which delay normal action or reaction time.
◉ Abuse. Answer: An action deliberately intended to cause harm or
distress. Including physical, emotional, mental, psychological, sexual,
etc.
◉ Civil rights. Answer: The right to political and social freedom, and
equality.
◉ Legal rights. Answer: The rules set by a legal system about what a
person is entitled to, such as the protection of property of person.
◉ Human rights. Answer: The principles of human behaviour
expected of everyone regardless of nationality, place of residence,
sex, national or ethnic origin, colour or religion. Law that requires
workers to respect the dignity of people using the service.
, ◉ Neglect. Answer: Failure to provide proper care. The failure of a
carer to provide the necessities of life to a person for whom they are
caring. This can be intentional or unintentional.
◉ Act of omission. Answer: Failing to provide something which is
needed, such as medication or respect.
◉ Psychological trauma. Answer: A feeling of helplessness and
vulnerability following very stressful events.
◉ Empathy. Answer: The ability to recognise and understand the
feelings of others.
◉ Defraud. Answer: To trick or deceive someone into giving you
money.
◉ Power of Attorney. Answer: The legal authority granted to an
individual to make decisions on behalf of someone else.
◉ Controlling behaviour. Answer: Domination and manipulation of
one individual by another.
◉ Coercive behaviour. Answer: Manipulation of one person by
another, usually through threats.
