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Health and social care unit 1 - BTEC mixed Verified 100% Correct!!

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BTEC Health and Social Care Level 2 Unit 1 Human Lifespan Development

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Btec Health And Social Care Questions With Correct Answers |Verified|Updated 2025

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BTEC Health and Social care-Test Bundle

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Sensorimotor - Infant explores world through sensory and motor contact, object permanence and separation anxiety develop during this stage. What age range is sensorimotor? - 0-2 years pre operational - child uses symbols to represent objects does not reason logically, during this stage the child is egocentric what age range is pre operational? - 2-6 years concrete operational - The child can think logically about concrete objects and can thus add and subtract. The child also understand...

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Life stages - Life stages are the number of distinct phases people pass through during their lives. The six life stages - Infancy, Early childhood, Adolescence, Early Adulthood, Middle Adulthood and Late Adulthood Age range of Infancy - 0 - 2 years old Early childhood - 3-8 years old Adolescence - 9-18 years Early adulthood - 19-45 years old Middle adulthood - 46-65 years old

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Nature - Answer the influence of our inherited characteristics on our personality, physical growth, intellectual growth, and social interactions Nurture - Answer (v.) to bring up, care for, train, nourish; (n.) rearing, training, upbringing Maturation - Answer the internally programmed growth of a child Gesell's maturation theory - Answer predetermined biological plan for development Stress-diathesis model - Answer Says that while genetic inheritance provides biological ...

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Life stages ? - Answer Life stages are the number of distinct phases people pass through during their lives. The six (6) life stages ? - Answer Infancy, Early childhood, Adolescence, Early Adulthood, Middle Adulthood and Late Adulthood Age range of Infancy ? - Answer 0 - 2 years old Age range of Early childhood ? - Answer 3-8 years old Age range of Adolescence ? - Answer 9-18 years Age range of Early adulthood ? - Answer 19-45 years old Age range of Middle adulthood...

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Physical - Answer To do with the body Social - Answer to do with interacting with other people Holistic - Answer consideration of the whole person Intellectual - Answer to do with the ability to understand things and think intelligently Emotional - Answer to do with feelings Five (5) physical aspects of health and wellbeing - Answer 1- Reduced chance of illness 2- Healthy body systems 3 - Healthy weight maintenance 4- Higher energy levels 5- Improved fitness Thr...

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Define Growth Answer An increase in physical size, e.g. height, weight or mass Define Development Answer Complex changes including ability, skills and capabilities. Key features and age range of Birth-Infancy Answer 0-2 Grow rapidly Reach 1/2 adult height by 2 Can walk by 1 Can run by 2 Key features and age range of Early Childhood Answer 3-8 Continue to grow steadily Start to develop coordination Key features and age range of Adolescence Answer 9-18 Puberty begins ...

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What do we mean by Life stages ? - Answer Life stages are the number of distinct phases people pass through during their lives. What are the six (6) life stages ? - Answer Infancy, Early childhood, Adolescence, Early Adulthood, Middle Adulthood and Late Adulthood Age range of Infancy ? - Answer 0 - 2 years old Age range of Early childhood ? - Answer 3-8 years old Age range of Adolescence ? - Answer 9-18 years Age range of Early adulthood ? - Answer 19-45 years old A...

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Physical symptoms of stress - Answer Tiredness, indigestion, tightness in the chest, headache, appetite and changes, joint and back pain Psychological symptoms of stress - Answer Anxiety, tearfulness, feeling low, mood changes, indecision, loss of motivation, low self-esteem Behavioural symptoms of stress - Answer Increased smoking or drinking, withdrawal or aggression, lateness, recklessness, difficulty concentrating Learning disability - Answer A reduced intellectual ability a...

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Information about genetics - Answer - Everyone is born with 23 pairs of chromosomes in each nucleus, that is in every living cell in the body - DNA = DeoxyriboNucleic Acid - DNA contains instructions for producing proteins. It is these proteins that regulate the development of a human being What is a Genetic Predisposition? - Answer A predisposition is the possibility that someone will develop a certain condition. A genetic predisposition means that they will inherit that possibility f...

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Growth - Answer An increase in some measured quantity, such as height or weight. Development - Answer Complex changes including an increase in skills, abilities and capabilities. Life Stages - Answer Infancy - 0-2 Early Childhood - 3-8 Adolescence - 9-18 Early Adulthood - 19-45 Middle Adulthood - 46-65 Later Adulthood - 65+ 3 Facts About Infant Growth Rate - Answer 1. Infants grow rapidly during the first six months of their lives 2. By age 2, a healthy infant will b...

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Atheroma - Answer Degeneration of the wall of the arteries, caused by accuated fatty deposits and scar tissue Systemic Circulation - Answer The blood supply to all body organs expect for the pulmonary arteries and veins Anti-body - Answer defensive protein, made in response to the presence of antigen Parasympathetic Nervous Symstem - Answer Division of the autonomic nervous system that prepares the body for 'rest and repair'. Digestion - Answer the process of digestin...

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what is the role of a doctor? - Answer 1, diagnose ,treat ,monitor and prevent illness 2, provide prescriptions , preventative care 3, refer patients to other health professional what is the role of a nurse? - Answer 1, monitor care of patients 2, support doctors in giving treatment and prescribed drugs. 3, work to restore health and well being what is the role of specialist doctors ? - Answer 1, diagnose , treat,monitor and prevent illness in specialist areas . 2, l...

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National occupational standard - Answer standards of performance that individuals must achieve in their workplace and skills and knowledge they must have to perform their work correctly CCGs (Clinical Commissioning Groups) - Answer They decide what services a local area needs. They monitor delivery by a process called continuous quality assessment which ensures that the services are meeting the needs of the service users External Inspection - Answer they are implemented to prevent lo...

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Care Quality Commission - Answer What does CQC stand for? Continuing Professional Development - Answer What does CPD stand for? The first point of contact for health care or health advice - Answer What is the definition of Primary care? Any 2 from: Anorexia nervosa Bipolar disorder Dementia Obsessive compulsive disorder Post traumatic stress disorder Postnatal depression Psychosis Schizophrenia Self hard Alzheimer's - Answer Name two types of mental health problem The Ri...

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medical responsibility of a doctor - Answer > Diagnose illness > Prescribing treatment to promote healing and recovery > Referring patients to specialists > Liaising with multidisciplinary teams Non-medical responsibility of a doctor - Answer > Creating and maintaining relationships of trust with patients > Observing, listening, responding > Maintaining patients records > Maintaining confidentiality > Acting in accordance with legislation Medical respo...

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it goes around the outside of the cell and its made up of 2 layers of molecules called phospholipids. it controls the passage of material in and out of the cell - Answer cell membrane its the fluid that fills the cell, its mainly made up from water but it has many other molecules dissolved in it. its where most of the chemical reactions take place - Answer Cytoplasm contains the genetic material and controls cell activity - Answer Nucleus produce proteins - Answer Ribosomes r...

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Written in 2023/2024

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