Free Exam: SAFEGUARDING ADULT AND CHILDREN TEST
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Who is responsible for the safeguarding of adults at risk of harm?
| Type: | Multiple response |
| Points: | 10 |
| Randomize answers: | No |
Question 2
A safeguarding policy should include a statement on 'whistleblowing' - what should staff members understand from this?
| Type: | Multiple choice |
| Points: | 3 |
| Randomize answers: | No |
Question 3
The Mental Capacity Act is in place to stop adults from making unwise decisions.
| Type: | True/False |
| Points: | 2 |
Question 4
Consider the following scenario.
An adult you support has dementia with fluctuating mental capacity. They have previously stated a desire to move into a care home, but now, faced with the reality of that decision they want to change their mind. They seem to have forgotten all the reasons they had for wanting to move, and the information you provided that helped them come to this decision.
What should you do?
select TWO answers
An adult you support has dementia with fluctuating mental capacity. They have previously stated a desire to move into a care home, but now, faced with the reality of that decision they want to change their mind. They seem to have forgotten all the reasons they had for wanting to move, and the information you provided that helped them come to this decision.
What should you do?
select TWO answers
| Type: | Multiple response |
| Points: | 4 |
| Randomize answers: | No |
Question 5
Consider the following scenario.
You support a young adult with learning difficulties (he currently has mental capacity). The young man has inherited some antiques from his parents and has asked a friend of his to help him sell them. His friend is putting them for sale on the Internet. You are worried that he will not be getting their true value and have suggested he goes to a reputable dealer, but the young man does not want to upset his friend.
What should you do?
You support a young adult with learning difficulties (he currently has mental capacity). The young man has inherited some antiques from his parents and has asked a friend of his to help him sell them. His friend is putting them for sale on the Internet. You are worried that he will not be getting their true value and have suggested he goes to a reputable dealer, but the young man does not want to upset his friend.
What should you do?
| Type: | Multiple choice |
| Points: | 3 |
| Randomize answers: | No |