Module 11 Assessment Quiz

Module 11 Assessment Quiz

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Question 1 of 5

1. Question
When conducting a case study analysis, what should be the PRIMARY focus according to person-centred care principles?
- The most efficient way to deliver care
- The individual's needs, preferences, and rights
- The family's wishes and concerns
- The organisation's policies and procedures
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2. Question
Under the Mental Capacity Act 2005, when assessing someone’s capacity to make decisions:
- Age and disability automatically indicate lack of capacity
- Capacity must be assessed for each specific decision
- Family members can make all decisions for the person
- Professional carers always know what's best
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Question 3 of 5

3. Question
In the case study involving Ahmed, what was the MOST important factor in providing culturally sensitive care?
- Asking family members to interpret medical information
- ) Accessing professional interpretation services and respecting cultural practices
- Treating everyone exactly the same regardless of background
- Assuming what cultural practices might be important
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4. Question
When safeguarding concerns arise, as in Sarah’s case, the care worker should:
- Wait to see if the situation improves on its own
- Follow local safeguarding procedures immediately while respecting the person's autonomy
- Confront the suspected perpetrator directly
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5. Question
Multi-disciplinary working is most effective when:
- One professional takes complete control of the case
- Each professional works independently
- Clear communication protocols exist and the individual remains central to planning
- Families are excluded from professional discussions
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