unit 1 Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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statutory service provision?

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provided by the government by law

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private service provision?

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service is provided to make profit and it needs to be paid

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voluntary service provision?

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provide by an organisation for no profit but not by law

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4
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informal care?

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care provided by family and friends

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5
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relationship?

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the way 2 or more people are connected

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treatment?

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medical care given for an illness or injury

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function?

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what something does- what it is there for

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aftercare?

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the care of a patient after they have left hospitals

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infection?

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invasion and growth of germs in the body

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disease?

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a disorder of part of the body that isn’t caused by injury

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condition?

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is a disease or unhealthy state

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sector?

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an area or portion that is different from others

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13
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family planning?

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the control of how many children you have and the years between each year

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14
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service?

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means helping someone or supporting a public need

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15
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dispensing?

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giving out medicine

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non-prescription?

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drugs you can buy without needing to see a doctor

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standards?

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means levels of qualities

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care?

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providing something necessary for health, protection and wellbeing

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individualised?

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specifically designed for a particular person

20
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long term needs?

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needs that typically last longer than 3 months

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monitoring?

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checking to make sure something is working

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short term needs?

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needs that typically last less than 3 months

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consultation?

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meeting with a professional to seek advice

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referral?

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the way a service is accessed

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guidance?
advice or information aimed at solving a problem
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screening?
testing to see if people have a particular illness without them showing any symptoms
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transfer?
method of transport used to get a person to services
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rehabilitation?
restoring someone to health or normal life
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respite?
a short period of rest or relief from caring for an individual
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residential?
means to live there
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foster?
to bring up a child that isnt yours
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diagnosis?
identify an illness or condition by examining the symptoms
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advocate?
speak on behalf of the service user if they cant make decisions for themselves
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residential care provides?
long term care, care homes for snd young people, 24 hour support and care for an individual with particular needs