topic 1

• What are the main types of health and social care provision?

  Statutory, private, voluntary, informal
• Statutory health and social care provision is funded by private organizations.

  False
• The purpose of health and social care provision is to meet individual health and social
• What is one strength of statutory health and social care provision?

  Free and available for all
• What is one weakness of statutory health and social care provision?

  Long waiting times
• Private health and social care provision is funded by individual payments
• What is one strength of private health and social care provision?

  Quicker service and better resources
• What is one weakness of private health and social care provision?

  Expensive and not always accessible
• Who typically provides voluntary health and social care services?

  Non-profit organizations
• Match the type of provision with its funding source:

  Statutory ↔️ Taxes

  Private ↔️ Payments

  Voluntary ↔️ Donations

  Informal ↔️ Unpaid care
• Children typically have 20 baby teeth.
• What are the three main functions of an ambulance service?

  Emergency assessment, treatment, transport
• Rehabilitation aims to restore someone to health or normal life through training and therapy.
• When the NHS receives a 999 call, incidents are categorized into four priorities.
• Identify one example of a rehabilitation service.

  Speech therapy
• Order the four categories of 999 calls based on priority.

  1️⃣ Life-threatening illnesses and injuries

  2️⃣ Emergency calls

  3️⃣ Urgent calls

  4️⃣ Less urgent calls
• What is one task paramedics may perform during initial treatment?

  Perform cardiac support
• The Patient Transport Service (PTS) is a non-emergency ambulance service for pre-booked appointments.healthcare
• Name three examples of health services.

  Hospitals, GP surgeries, pharmacies
• Rehabilitation aims to help individuals regain abilities needed for daily life.
• Match the type of rehabilitation with its focus:

  Speech therapy ↔️ Communication

  Physical therapy ↔️ Mobility

  Addiction rehabilitation ↔️ Substance use
• In what situation might someone require speech rehabilitation?

  Stroke or brain injury
• In what situation might someone require physical rehabilitation?

  Stroke or spinal cord injury
• Addiction rehabilitation is categorized as health-based.
• What type of provision is an ambulance service?

  Statutory
• Name four types of social care services.

  Residential, foster, respite, community
• Residential care homes provide long-term care and 24-hour support to individuals with specific needs.
• Behavioural needs are one reason why someone may require residential services.
• Private health and social care services are run by organizations for profit.
• What is another term for residential care for adults?

  Assisted living
• What are statutory social care services provided by the government?

  Free services by law
• One disadvantage of statutory services is long waiting times.
• Residential care for adults may also be called "assisted living."
• Arrange the types of care needed by adults in residential settings to meet their physical needs in a logical order.

  1️⃣ Bathing or showering

  2️⃣ Support with oral hygiene

  3️⃣ Applying lotions and creams

  4️⃣ Assistance at mealtimes

  5️⃣ Manual handling support
• One advantage of residential care for children is access to specialist staff training.
• When is residential care for children and young people arranged by law?

  Abuse and removal from home
• Arrange the types of foster care from least to most specialized in terms of care needs.

  1️⃣ Short-term

  2️⃣ Kinship

  3️⃣ Long-term

  4️⃣ Emergency

  5️⃣ Respite

  6️⃣ Specialist therapeutic
• Residential care for children can impact their emotional wellbeing due to a lack of family environment.
• Match the type of social care service with its description:

  Residential services ↔️ Care in a structured facility

  Foster care ↔️ Care in a family home

  Respite care ↔️ Temporary care for a break

  Community services ↔️ Care within the community
• What is the primary purpose of respite care?

  To provide a break