CT7 Person-Centered Care, Mental Capacity and Consent Practice Test

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• Which statement best describes the principle of least restrictive intervention?
• Which of the following is not part of the functional test in assessing capacity?
• Which of the following would be incorrect as a consequence of failing to follow Key Legislation?
• Which would be a reason to review or change a Care & Support plan?
• When dealing with a patient who lacks capacity, which of the following is correct?
• Which statement about informed choices correctly reflects independence from external pressures?
• Which description best reflects the process of evaluating capacity and making decisions under the act?
• Which of the following can be used to show consent?
• Which statement describes an appropriate approach when capacity may be in question?
• Which scenario would most likely require an assessment of capacity before making a medical decision?
• Individuals or relatives needing advice around mental capacity should be signposted to:
• In terms of nutrition, which statement is incorrect?
• The use of equipment such as handcuffs to help control a patient who did not have capacity would be called?
• Which statement best outlines care that is person-centred?
• Which applies to carrying out a restrictive Intervention (RI)?
• Which statement about informed choices is correct?
• In developing a Care & Support plan, which element is most likely addressed?
• Which is NOT normally a sign of poor nutrition?
• Which approach best supports nutrition and hydration in care?
• By reducing environmental factors causing distress, your actions can impact on the following:
• If a patient with capacity does not consent to disclosure of information, in which circumstance would you share the relevant information anyway?
• Which body area is used for restrictive holds?
• In person-centred care, what does involving patients in decision-making include?
• Which statement about the purpose of The Care Act (2014) is incorrect?
• Regarding person-centred care, as an EMT 1, which statement is correct?
• Which statement aligns with diagnostic testing for capacity?
• Which statement best illustrates valid consent in practice?
• Which statement best describes a person-centred care approach?
• Which of the following can be used to support patients and/or families with information around mental capacity?
• In the context of consent, capacity to decide should be assessed to ensure the person has the mental ability to make the decision.
• Which of the following would be incorrect in order to gain valid consent?
• Which statement best defines the lack of mental capacity?
• Discussing and reporting patient distress to other health care providers detailing their pain will have what impact on care planning?
• Which statement about nutrition and hydration in care planning is incorrect?
• Which of the following is NOT an example of person-centred care?
• Which action could compromise a patient's right to privacy and dignity?
• Which statement about autonomy is true?
• When dealing with a patient who lacks capacity, which of the following would be less likely to automatically apply?
• Which of the following is a potential outcome of documenting a restraint appropriately?
• Which statement correctly relates to the key principles of mental capacity?
• The use of approved methods to help you control a patient who did not have capacity but needs a clinical intervention would be called?
• Which statement about consent and capacity is incorrect?
• Which statement is correct in relation to the key principles for mental capacity?
• Which of the following would be not part of the functional test during capacity assessment?
• If both parents have parental responsibility, and one refuses and one agrees then you should:
• Which statement about supporting self-care is correct?
• Which of the following would most directly reflect a legal consequence of unit dress code violations?
• Which statement about communication of consent is true?
• In terms of valid consent, which statement is correct?
• Who is responsible to ensure capacity is assessed if there are doubts?
• Which item is typically used to indicate a cognitive or neurological issue rather than functional capacity?
• Which is unlikely to be a common sign or symptom of poor hydration?
• Which MUST be attempted prior to any part of restrictive intervention?
• Which of the following would not apply as a consequence of failing to follow Key Legislation?
• Which would be an inappropriate method of supporting someone to make an informed choice?
• Which factor most supports a person-centered approach during restraint?
• Which of the following is incorrect as a benefit of changing a Care and Support plan given a change of needs with a patient?
• Which statement would be incorrect as an example of when a Care & Support plan would need to be reviewed or changed?
• Which statement best describes the use of restrictive interventions?
• Which Act covers the individual's right to dignity and privacy?
• In terms of hydration, which statement is incorrect?
• If both parents do not agree on a treatment for a minor, what is the best approach?
• Which statement reflects the relationship between reporting distress and care planning?
• Which of the following is unable to support individuals and families with information around mental capacity?
• Which of the following would be an incorrect example of a step/consideration in assessing or deciding upon the need to assess capacity?
• Which hydration statement is correct?
• In the context of capacity and intervention, which is true?
• Which of the following would be a justification for using restrictive intervention to treat a patient?
• Which statement emphasizes that capacity cannot be judged solely by age or medical history?
• The phrase 'do no harm, discuss with professionals involved, and notify patients of errors that could cause harm' describes which concept?
• Who should be consulted first if there is doubt about a patient’s mental capacity?
• Which would be an incorrect consequence of unlawful restraint?
• Which would reduce the benefit of supporting a person's identity, self-image, and self-esteem?
• Which statement best describes the duty of care, confidentiality, and candour?
• Under what circumstances can you disclose information provided by a patient if they have capacity and DO NOT consent to you doing so?
• Which statement describes the use of restraint equipment such as handcuffs?
• For a patient with long-term injury or illness, which statement about self-care is correct?
• What is the appropriate approach to confidentiality in healthcare?
• Which statement best defines the right to privacy (according to Article 8 of the Universal Declaration on Human Rights)?
• What is the expected effect of including the patient in decision-making?
• Informed consent requires which of the following?
• Which statement is correct about the lawful use of restrictive intervention?
• What is the key concept of person-centred care?
• Which would always be classed as a temporary lack of capacity?
• Once de-escalation has been attempted and failed, the next step prior to restrictive intervention would be:
• Which would be an incorrect step in supporting nutrition & hydration?
• Which statement about capacity is incorrect?
• In care planning, when is capacity assessment relevant?
• What is the term for the use of approved movements to protect or free yourself from physical assault or holding?
• When a patient with capacity refuses non-urgent treatment, what is the recommended course of action?
• A patient with capacity who does not speak but demonstrates assent is demonstrating which type of consent?
• Which statement best defines the right to dignity (according to Article 1 UDHR)?
• Which statement about reviewing a Care & Support plan is true?
• Which of the following actions could compromise a patient's right to privacy and dignity?
• Which of the following would be an incorrect consideration as part of an EMT1 management plan for a patient who lacks capacity?
• Which statement does NOT describe person-centred care?
• Which statement about capacity is incorrect?
• Which action would be inappropriate if a patient with capacity refuses treatment?
• Which would be an incorrect example of a way the Mental Capacity Act (2005) protects those lacking capacity?
• Which would be an incorrect way of protecting those who lack capacity according to the Mental Capacity Act (2005)?
• If a patient with capacity refuses treatment, which of the following must an EMT 1 do in the first instance?
• Which of the following is unlikely to be included in a Care & Support plan?
• Which of the following is incorrect regarding the main purpose of a Care & Support plan?
• Which document is used to record a person’s ability to refuse treatment in advance?
• What is true about disclosing patient information without consent when there is no public interest?
• Which Act would be breeched if you assumed a patient lacked capacity?
• What age is associated with the automatic right to confidentiality for children, according to the material?
• What is essential for informed consent in decision-making?
• Which would be an incorrect example of the best way to support good hydration & nutrition?
• Advanced Decision to Refuse Treatment, Lasting Power Attorney, and Deprivation of Liberty Safeguard documents can be used if:
• Which of the following would be a poor example of promoting effective self-care?
• Which describes the correct sequence before implementing a restrictive intervention?
• Which of the following is the MOST LIKELY situation in which physical restraint may be needed and/or would be justified?
• Which of the following is an incorrect component of a best interest decision under the Mental Capacity Act (2005)?
• In an ambulance service applying person-centred care, which statement is true?
• In a patient that lacks capacity, an Advanced Decision to Refuse Treatment form would:
• Which statement about decision-making in capacity is true?
• Under the Mental Capacity Act, which statement is incorrect?
• What is the duty of candour in healthcare?
• Which scenario correctly indicates when these documents may be used?
• Which is NOT a valid factor in obtaining consent?
• In a patient lacking capacity, acting in the least restrictive way, following previously known patient opinion, and multi-disciplinary advice describes a:
• How many protected characteristics are recognised in the Equality Act 2010?
• To ensure a care & support plan remains person-centred and proportionate, it must:
• To be lawful, restrictive intervention needs to be:
• What should be considered to ensure a restrictive intervention is lawful?
• A consequence of failing to follow Key Legislation could include which of the following?
• Which would be least likely to be a priority assessment in a restrained individual as standard?
• In terms of nutrition & hydration, which of the following statements is incorrect?
• According to the Mental Capacity Act 2005 Code of Practice, which statement is incorrect?
• At what age would a child have the right to refuse treatment (if they have capacity) and the automatic right to confidentiality?
• Which of the following would not be permitted to give a valid consent?
• Which statement describes a typical focus of a functional capacity assessment?
• What does the concept of public interest typically justify in relation to patient information?
• What is the key element of capacity assessment?
• In Legal terms, a patient with capacity who does not speak but raises their hand for you to take a blood sugar, is giving you:
• In your scope of practice, when can the Mental Capacity Act (2005) be applied to a patient lacking capacity?
• Which best describes the role of seeking senior or multi-disciplinary advice when capacity is in question?
• Which statement accurately reflects a benefit of person-centred care?
• Which Act and Regulations would be less likely to be breached by using unlawful restraints?
• If a patient with capacity refuses treatment, which statement is incorrect?
• If parents are divorced, would the father lose parental consent?
• If a patient has capacity and you act without valid consent, which of the following is correct?
• Considering and addressing a person's wishes and needs in your care plan
• If a patient has capacity and you act without valid consent, which of the following is correct?
• Which statement about capacity is incorrect?
• Which of the following statements is incorrect about an ambulance service approach to person-centred care?
• Which statement best captures the ethical aim of considering a person's wishes in care planning?
• Which statement best defines mental capacity?
• Which of the following is an example of person-centred care?
• In terms of consent, which statement is incorrect?
• Capacity is best described as decision-specific. Which statement best reflects this?
• Which option best describes a functional test focus when evaluating capacity?
• When using the Mental Capacity Act (2005), which statement is incorrect?
• Which statement would be incorrect as an example of a right under The Human Rights Act (2000)?
• Which is a common sign of poor hydration?
• Which statement is true about capacity and treatment decisions?
• Which approach would conflict with person-centred care principles?
• What is the most significant benefit of using appropriate restraint techniques?
• A consequence of failing to follow Key Legislation could include which of the following?
• Which statement best demonstrates respecting a patient’s dignity during care?
• If a parent disagrees with medical advice on non-urgent treatment, which of the following would NOT apply?
• Which technique is classified as a mechanical restraint?
• Which of the following would be an appropriate policy-related consequence of breaches?
• Which of the following would be an incorrect consequence of failing to follow Key Legislation?
• Which of the following is incorrect about a Care & Support plan?
• The Mental Capacity Act (MCA) Code of Practice states which of the following is correct?
• Which of the following would be an incorrect part of the diagnostic test in assessing capacity?
• Which is NOT a step in supporting nutrition & hydration?
• What is the biggest risk to a restrained individual?
• Which would be incorrect as a consequence of unlawful restraint?
• Mental capacity is best described as:
• Which statement is a component of a best-interest decision under the Mental Capacity Act?
• If a patient has capacity, refuses a referral, but there is a public interest or reportable disease concern, you can:
• When dealing with a patient who lacks capacity, which document is incorrect as a source to provide advice on advocacy or advanced statements?
• Which of the following would be an incorrect example, or justification for using restrictive intervention to treat a patient?
• Which statement best outlines how consent can be communicated?
• Capacity always needs to be assessed when:
• Regarding person-centred care, as an EMT 1 which statement is correct?
• Which of the following actions would not typically be assessed in a functional capacity test?
• Which statement is incorrect regarding the benefits of a person-centred care approach?
• Which statement is correct regarding the principles of person-centred care?
• Which would be an incorrect example of an automatic legal right for children?
• If a patient has capacity, and does not give valid consent, which of the following is incorrect?
• Which statement best defines whether a patient has capacity?
• Which practice best protects patient privacy?
• What should guide decisions when a person lacks capacity under the Mental Capacity Act?
• Which situation would NOT be a justifiable reason to compromise a person's right to privacy and dignity?
• Which statement about Parental Responsibility for a child is correct?
• Which is unlikely to be associated with poor nutrition & hydration?
• Which statement would be incorrect as a benefit of shared decision-making and active participation?
• Which would be unlikely to automatically mean a patient is suspected of lacking capacity?
• Which item would be an incorrect part of a diagnostic evaluation for capacity?
• Which option is an incorrect example of a step in capacity assessment?
• If a patient lacks capacity, a clinician can make: