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Unit 3 Health and social care (Cambridge ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




technicals level 3) Exam with accurate ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




detailed answers ||//\\||




Name the different types of hazards (with examples) ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




Chemical (medicine/cleaning products) ||//\\|| ||//\\||




Biological (bodily fluids) ||//\\|| ||//\\||




Environmental (slip/trip hazards) ||//\\|| ||//\\||




Musculoskeletal (manual handling) ||//\\|| ||//\\||




Psychological (stress/fatigue) ||//\\||




Physical (noise/radiation) ||//\\||




Working practices (working hours/supervision) ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




Working conditions (temperature/noise/travel) ||//\\|| ||//\\||




Lack of security systems (door locks/alarm systems)
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What is the difference between a hazard and a risk (using definitions)?
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A hazard is what can cause harm e.g. stairs, a risk is the chance of someone being harmed
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by the hazard e.g. falling
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Who do hazards affect? ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




Individuals, employers, employees and families ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




What are the effects of hazards? ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




Injury / harm e.g. fractures, cuts/bruises ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




illness e.g. food poisoning, infections ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




poor standards of care e.g. forgetting to give medication on time/enough food and water
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financial loss e.g. theft, loss of job ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




What are the short-term impacts of harm? ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




Injury
low self-esteem ||//\\||




poor self image ||//\\|| ||//\\||

, challenging/needy behaviour ||//\\||




feeling angry/anxious/tearful ||//\\||




What are the long-term impacts of harm?
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Low self-esteem ||//\\||




feeling angry/anxious/tearful ||//\\||




mental health issues ||//\\|| ||//\\||




inability to sleep ||//\\|| ||//\\||




physical health conditions ||//\\|| ||//\\||




trust/relationship issues ||//\\||




difficulty with addictions ||//\\|| ||//\\||




What is the definition of abuse? ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




To treat someone with cruelty and violence repeatedly
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What is the definition of harm? ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




The damage to something which is caused by a particular course or action
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What are the different types of harm (with examples) and who is at risk?
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Intentional (theft) ||//\\||




unintentional (lack of understanding eg training - NOT forgetting) ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




Everyone is at risk ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




What are the different types of settings and the potential risks in them? Give examples of
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different environments for each setting. ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




Healthcare environments - cross contamination, stress, hazardous chemicals. E.g. hospital, GP ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||




surgery, dental practice.
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social care environments - additional impairments = more susceptible, weaker immune
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system = more vulnerable to illness/infections. E.g. residential care home, community centre,
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individuals own home.
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childcare environments - immune system is more immature = More susceptible to infections,
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may not recognise potential hazards. E.g. nursery, playgroup, primary school.
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transport environments - slips / trips, faulty seat belts, bodily fluids. E.g. minibus, ambulance,
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coach.
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public environments - slips / trips / falls, abusive / violent patients, food poisoning. E.g.
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cinema, shopping centre, religious settings. ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\|| ||//\\||

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