Unit 2: Working in health and social care
What is a doctors role? - correct
answer-Diagnose, treat, monitor and
prevent illness. Provide prescriptions,
refer patients
- Surgeries and local communities
What is a specialist doctors role ? -
correct answer-Diagnose treat and
monitor illness in specialist areas, liaise
with other professionals and contribute
to ongoing care
- Hospitals and clinics
What is a Nurses role ? - correct
answer-Monitor medical needs of
patients, support doctors and work to
restore health and wellbeing
- Hospitals, surgeries, clinics and homes
,What is the role of a midwife ? - correct
answer-Monitor prenatal development,
help deliver babies and provide
postnatal care
- Maternity units, clinics and homes
What is the role of a healthcare assistant
? - correct answer-Work under the
guidance of qualified professionals, Meet
care needs eg. washing and monitor
health eg. taking temperature
- Hospitals, clinics, residential care
homes
What is the role of an occupational
therapist ? - correct answer-Identify
problems people have with everyday life
eg. dressing, washing. Help people work
out practical solutions
- Clinics, homes, residential care
, Name 4 health care settings - correct
answer-GP surgeries, hospitals, clinics,
home
What is the role of a care manager ? -
correct answer-Recruit and manage
staff, control the budget, responsible for
ensuring care meets national standards
and put policies in place
- Hospices, Nursing homes
What is the role of a care assistant ? -
correct answer-Meet personal needs
such as washing, assist in monitoring
health and wellbeing and help with
household tasks
- Day centres, residential care
What is the role of a social worker ? -
correct answer-Help people function in
their social environments.
Which range from new-born babies,
foster
What is a doctors role? - correct
answer-Diagnose, treat, monitor and
prevent illness. Provide prescriptions,
refer patients
- Surgeries and local communities
What is a specialist doctors role ? -
correct answer-Diagnose treat and
monitor illness in specialist areas, liaise
with other professionals and contribute
to ongoing care
- Hospitals and clinics
What is a Nurses role ? - correct
answer-Monitor medical needs of
patients, support doctors and work to
restore health and wellbeing
- Hospitals, surgeries, clinics and homes
,What is the role of a midwife ? - correct
answer-Monitor prenatal development,
help deliver babies and provide
postnatal care
- Maternity units, clinics and homes
What is the role of a healthcare assistant
? - correct answer-Work under the
guidance of qualified professionals, Meet
care needs eg. washing and monitor
health eg. taking temperature
- Hospitals, clinics, residential care
homes
What is the role of an occupational
therapist ? - correct answer-Identify
problems people have with everyday life
eg. dressing, washing. Help people work
out practical solutions
- Clinics, homes, residential care
, Name 4 health care settings - correct
answer-GP surgeries, hospitals, clinics,
home
What is the role of a care manager ? -
correct answer-Recruit and manage
staff, control the budget, responsible for
ensuring care meets national standards
and put policies in place
- Hospices, Nursing homes
What is the role of a care assistant ? -
correct answer-Meet personal needs
such as washing, assist in monitoring
health and wellbeing and help with
household tasks
- Day centres, residential care
What is the role of a social worker ? -
correct answer-Help people function in
their social environments.
Which range from new-born babies,
foster
