Health and Social Care Component 2 Exam Multiple Choices Questions And Verified Accurate Answers.

What is the primary sector? - correct answers First point of contact care, will see individuals of all ages and look after people with both physical and mental needs. What are examples of primary sector services? - correct answers-GP (doctor) - Opticians - Pharmacists - Walk-in centre - A&E - Dentist -Out of hours GP What is the secondary sector? - correct answers Care which is more specialised and is what the primary sector is unable to provide for a patient. What are some example of the secondary sector? - correct answers- Cardiology - Gynaecology - Urology - Paediatrics - Obstetrics - Neurology - Dermatology - Orthopaedics - Respiratory - Endocrinology Where is secondary care mainly received / given? - correct answers- Hospitals - Specialised Clinics What is the Tertiary sector? - correct answersMore specialised care, (further care). What are some examples of what the Tertiary sector may offer? - correct answersCardiac - medical, surgery & transplants and rehabilitation programmes. Spinal - complex spinal surgery and specialised rehabilitation services. Burns - medical, surgery (skin graphs & amputation), and rehabilitation. Neonatal - specialist care for premature and sick new born babies. What is palliative care? - correct answersEnd of life care - manages pain/ physical symptoms and can improve the individuals quality of life. What are the benefits of online healthcare? - correct answers- view online health records - order repeat subscriptions online - make/cancel appointments - save time and no need to call - designed to be user friendly (mobile app) What is a negative of online healthcare? - correct answers- not accessible for all such as the elderly who may not own or know how to use a mobile device. What are allied health professionals? - correct answersAllied health is a term used to describe the broad range of health professionals who are not doctors, dentist or nurses. What do allied health professionals do? - correct answersThey work to prevent, diagnose and treat medical conditions and illnesses what are some examples of allied health professionals and what do they do? - correct answersAudiologist - assess, treat and prevent hearing conditions and balance disorders. Chiropractor - diagnose and treat physical and mechanical disorders of the muscular system. Paramedic - expert who is trained to do emergency medical care to people who are injured or ill. Pharmacist - provide expert advice on the use and supply of medicines What qualifications do allied health professionals need? - correct answers- must register with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) - must prove that they regularly update their knowledge and skills What do Clinical Support Staff do? - correct answers- help and accompany AHPs with their work. - work within a range of settings and departments under the guidance of AHPs. What are some examples of Clinical Support Staff? - correct answers- assistant practitioner -phlebotomist - prosthetic technician - dental support worker - donor care - health care assistant What is an MDT? - correct answersMulti-Disciplinary Team Why do we need MDTs? - correct answers- patients treated more efficiently/ effectively - less p