What is the role of an advocate in health and social care settings?

• To provide medical treatment

• To speak on behalf of a service user who is unable to speak for themselves

• To manage the financial affairs of a service user

• To organise recreational activities for service users

Which of the following is an example of a physical disability affecting communication?

• Being unable to speak a certain language

• Having difficulty communicating due to a stroke

• Being unable to hear due to deafness

• Struggling to read due to dyslexia

How can sensory impairment affect communication?

• It can make it difficult to understand or use language

• It can affect hearing, sight, smell, taste, or touch

• It can affect the ability to acquire knowledge or skills

• It can cause difficulty in mobility and coordination

Why is effective communication important in health and social care settings?

• It helps in reducing the workload of healthcare professionals

• It ensures that service users receive appropriate care and support

• It allows for the use of advanced medical technology

• It reduces the need for medical documentation

What is an example of a language impairment?

• Difficulty in walking due to a physical disability

• Inability to understand or use spoken or written language

• Difficulty in hearing due to sensory impairment

• Struggling with reading due to dyslexia

Which of the following is a characteristic of learning difficulties?

• Difficulty in acquiring knowledge or skills to the typical level expected

• Inability to communicate due to a stroke

• Loss of hearing or sight

• Inability to speak a certain language

What is the importance of special methods of communication in health and social care settings?

• They help in reducing the cost of healthcare

• They ensure that all service users can communicate effectively, regardless of impairments

• They allow for faster medical procedures

• They eliminate the need for interpreters

Which of the following is an example of a sensory impairment?

• Dyslexia

• Deafness

• Stroke

• Language barrier

How can physical disabilities affect communication?

• By causing difficulty in understanding language

• By affecting mobility, coordination, or strength

• By causing loss of hearing or sight

• By affecting the ability to acquire knowledge

What is dementia?

• A physical disability affecting mobility

• A sensory impairment affecting sight

• A condition affecting memory and cognitive function

• A language impairment affecting speech