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Question 1

What happens to a POA when someone loses metal capacity?

Answer 1

It is revoked

Question 2

Who do you register the EPA to?

Answer 2

Court of Protection?

Question 4

What does an EPA not cover?

Answer 4

Substantial or unusual gifts
Personal Care and Welfare

Question 5

What are the three broad areas to implement?

Answer 5

Donors Statement
Certificate providers statement
Attorneys Statement

Question 6

Where is an LPA registered?

Answer 6

Office of Public Guardian (OPG)

Question 7

How many people can be notified of an LPA

Answer 7

Up to 5 (the attorney is not one of them)

Question 8

What decision can an Health and Care LPA not cover?

Answer 8

Life sustaining treatment
Where donor is detained under the Mental Health act

Question 9

Are preferences / instructions in the LPA legally binding?

Answer 9

Preference - No
Instructions - Yes

Question 10

How is a living will affected by an LPA

Answer 10

Before an LPA - invalidated
After an LPA - overides LPA

Question 11

Person comes under Court of Protection jurisdiction when (3)

Answer 11

lose mental capacity
have no valid EPA or LPA
have assets that need to be used for benefit

Question 12

What is a de minimis exception?

Answer 12

Limited gifts for IHT purposes within gifting allowances (generally when have less than 5 years to live).

Question 13

What is the Office of Public Guardianship and what do they do (5)?

Answer 13

Administrative arm of Court of Protection

Assist the deputy
Maintain the register of LPA
Investigate complaints
Supervise deputies
Inform / Guide public

Question 14

What does an Independent Mental Capacity Advocate do?

Answer 14

extra level of safeguard for particularly vulnerable people

Question 15

The years for the two records/reports acts

Answer 15

Medical Reports Act 1968
Health Records Act 1990

Question 16

Name the two prefunded policies

Answer 16

Pure Protection
Long Term Care Bond

Question 17

Name the two immediate need policies

Answer 17

Immediate Need annuity
Deferred Care Annuity

Question 18

What is the FSCS compensation for Long Term Insurance and general insurance

Answer 18

100% with no upper limit

Question 19

What is the FSCS compensation for general insurance (PMI)

Answer 19

90% with no upper limit

Question 20

When can a complaint be referred to the FOS

Answer 20

Six month final decision on complaint from firm
Six years after the even of complaint
three years after complaint knew they had cause for complain

Question 21

Who do you complaint for NHS and local authority

Answer 21

Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman

Question 22

Who is responsible for regulating adult health and social care?

Answer 22

Care Quality Commission (CQC)

Question 23

Who does the CQC cover?

Answer 23

Hospital GP
Care Homes
Care in your Home
Dentists

Question 24

What do the CQC deal with / cover

Answer 24

Registration
Set quality standards
monitoring and inspection
enforcement powers

Question 25

Who is responsible for health and social care in Scotland?

Answer 25

Care Inspectorate

Question 26

What does domiciliary care cover?

Answer 26

Home help Meals on wheels Respite care Day care

Question 27

Who provides immediate care and reablement?

Answer 27

Free by the NHS (Short bursts of intensive care)

Question 28

How long does immediate care cover?

Answer 28

2 - 6 weeks max

Question 29

What does Elderly mentally infirm (EMI) cover?

Answer 29

Care for illnesses such as Alzheimers and dementia.

Question 30

Which care types are means tested?

Answer 30

Domicillary Residential care Respite

Question 31

Which UK government body is responsible for public health?

Answer 31

Department of Health and Social Care

Question 32

Who is responsible for funding of Care?

Answer 32

Integrated Care Board (ICB)

Question 32

What the is the process to assess the health and social needs?

Answer 32

Single Assessment Process (SAP)

Question 33

What is used to make a full assessment in the SAP?

Answer 33

A decision support tool

Question 34

What is the NHS funding care referred to?

Answer 34

Registered Nursing Care Contribution (RNCC) Those who are not qualified for continuous (but still require some care)

Question 35

What is one of the main aims of the care standards act 2000

Answer 35

To improve the standards of care services in the public and private sector

Question 36

What is usually covered in the health cash plan?

Answer 36

Professional Care Benefit

Question 37

Immediate needs annuities are usually sold as a variation of

Answer 37

impaired annuities