Working in Health and Social care Exam
2025 Questions and Answers 100% Pass
a practitioner who has undertaken a degree to qualify and practice- Correct Answers: what is a
professional job role?
care workers who may have undertaken some sort of training but not a vocational qualifying degree-
Correct Answers: what is a non-professional job role?
supporting a woman through all stages of pregnancy providing both antenatal and postnatal care-
Correct Answers: what is the role of a midwife?
care provided for a mother and her baby before birth- Correct Answers: what is antenatal care?
care provided for the mother and baby after birth- Correct Answers: What is postnatal care?
helping families prepare for parenthood, delivering babies in both maternal units and patients homes,
providing antenatal care (parenting classes, clinical examinations and screening) identifying high risk
pregnancies, monitoring woman and supporting them during labour, teaching new mothers how to
feed, care and bathe- Correct Answers: what are some of the responsibilities of a midwife?
social services, GP services, children's centres, women's refuges- Correct Answers: organisations
midwifes may work for?
reassurance and support- Correct Answers: Benefits of having a midwife?
to assist families or individuals who are experiencing short or long-term problems by offering both
practical help and emotional support- Correct Answers: what is the role of a support worker?
checking peoples needs and progress, providing physical care, one-to-one counselling, teaching daily life
skills, providing leisure and creative activities, helping people deal with problems whilst allowing them
, to keep their independence, talking with patients family- Correct Answers: what are some of the
responsibilities of a support worker?
social services, physiotherapist and occupational therapists- Correct Answers: organisations support
workers may work with?
people who are in need of physio/occupational therapy, people who need to adapt to life after surgery,
children with disabilities, dementia sufferers, stroke patients, mental illness patients, elderly, families
who require support- Correct Answers: people support workers provide a service for?
primary point of contact when an individual is feeling unwell and require a medical professional- Correct
Answers: what is the role of a GP?
caring for people who are unwell, carrying out simple surgical problems, educating, providing
preventative care,- Correct Answers: What are some of the responsibilities of a GP?
nurses, health visitors and counsellors- Correct Answers: organisations GP's may work with?
care and education that aims to ensure people remain healthy and are aware of factors that may lead to
illness and poor health- Correct Answers: What is preventative care?
to provide specialist medical care- Correct Answers: What is the role of a hospital doctor?
specialises in treating heart disease- Correct Answers: what is an cardiologist?
specialises in treating mental health- Correct Answers: what is an psychiatrists?
specialises in treating cancer- Correct Answers: what is an Oncologists?
specialises in treating children- Correct Answers: What is an paediatrician?
2025 Questions and Answers 100% Pass
a practitioner who has undertaken a degree to qualify and practice- Correct Answers: what is a
professional job role?
care workers who may have undertaken some sort of training but not a vocational qualifying degree-
Correct Answers: what is a non-professional job role?
supporting a woman through all stages of pregnancy providing both antenatal and postnatal care-
Correct Answers: what is the role of a midwife?
care provided for a mother and her baby before birth- Correct Answers: what is antenatal care?
care provided for the mother and baby after birth- Correct Answers: What is postnatal care?
helping families prepare for parenthood, delivering babies in both maternal units and patients homes,
providing antenatal care (parenting classes, clinical examinations and screening) identifying high risk
pregnancies, monitoring woman and supporting them during labour, teaching new mothers how to
feed, care and bathe- Correct Answers: what are some of the responsibilities of a midwife?
social services, GP services, children's centres, women's refuges- Correct Answers: organisations
midwifes may work for?
reassurance and support- Correct Answers: Benefits of having a midwife?
to assist families or individuals who are experiencing short or long-term problems by offering both
practical help and emotional support- Correct Answers: what is the role of a support worker?
checking peoples needs and progress, providing physical care, one-to-one counselling, teaching daily life
skills, providing leisure and creative activities, helping people deal with problems whilst allowing them
, to keep their independence, talking with patients family- Correct Answers: what are some of the
responsibilities of a support worker?
social services, physiotherapist and occupational therapists- Correct Answers: organisations support
workers may work with?
people who are in need of physio/occupational therapy, people who need to adapt to life after surgery,
children with disabilities, dementia sufferers, stroke patients, mental illness patients, elderly, families
who require support- Correct Answers: people support workers provide a service for?
primary point of contact when an individual is feeling unwell and require a medical professional- Correct
Answers: what is the role of a GP?
caring for people who are unwell, carrying out simple surgical problems, educating, providing
preventative care,- Correct Answers: What are some of the responsibilities of a GP?
nurses, health visitors and counsellors- Correct Answers: organisations GP's may work with?
care and education that aims to ensure people remain healthy and are aware of factors that may lead to
illness and poor health- Correct Answers: What is preventative care?
to provide specialist medical care- Correct Answers: What is the role of a hospital doctor?
specialises in treating heart disease- Correct Answers: what is an cardiologist?
specialises in treating mental health- Correct Answers: what is an psychiatrists?
specialises in treating cancer- Correct Answers: what is an Oncologists?
specialises in treating children- Correct Answers: What is an paediatrician?
