Topic 1 and 2 health

What is the significance of 'Privacy' in person-centred values?

• Sharing personal information freely

• Ignoring confidentiality

• Respecting the confidentiality of service users

• Making all information public

Which value ensures that service users have control over their own lives?

• Rights

• Independence

• Uniformity

• Standardization

What is the role of 'Rights' in person-centred care?

• To restrict freedom

• To ensure legal and personalized care

• To ignore legislation

• To limit user independence

What does the value of dignity involve in healthcare?

• Ignoring the service user's needs.

• Valuing the service user's feelings, opinions, and wishes.

• Prioritizing the service provider's opinions.

• Disregarding the service user's self-esteem.

What is the significance of valuing a service user's views and needs?

• It lowers their self-esteem.

• It supports their self-esteem.

• It disregards their opinions.

• It focuses on the provider's needs.

Which of the following is one of the six Cs of a service practitioner?

• Creativity

• Care

• Curiosity

• Clarity

What quality involves being brave and speaking up when having concerns?

• Compassion

• Competence

• Courage

• Communication

What does the quality of commitment involve for a service provider?

• Providing high care by applying knowledge

• Being dedicated to providing care and support

• Speaking up when having concerns

• Developing good relationships

Which of the following is an intellectual effect of not applying person-centred values?

• Lack of progress or skills development

• Improved memory

• Enhanced creativity

• Increased motivation

What is a physical effect of not applying person-centred values?

• Malnutrition due to lack of food for special dietary needs

• Improved nutrition

• Enhanced physical fitness

• Increased energy levels