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Test your knowledge....Version en ligne Revision for assessment 2 par Suzi 1 How would you explain the disposition “For persistent or recurrent symptoms: get in touch with a local service within 3 working days”? a Self limiting, symptoms should go away on their own within 3 days, if they do not go away or come back they need to contact a local service. b For persistent or recurrent symptoms: get in touch with a local service within 3 working days c Go and see the doctor in 3 days d It means that they must contact a local service within 3 working days as there is something not right and they need to have a face to face appointment, even if the symptoms go away. 2 What does the disposition "You must contact a local service within 3 working days?" mean? a It means that they must contact a local service within 3 working days as there is something not right and they need to have a face to face appointment, even if the symptoms go away. b Self limiting, symptoms should go away on their own within 3 days, if they do not go away or come back they need to contact a local service. c Go to the pharmacy right now d There is something wrong and they need to make an appointment with a local service within the next 3 days. 3 What should you do if extra information is given during the call? a Look at the call report and check the answers given and see if anything needs to be changed, change answer and continue. b Nothing if it was important the question would have been asked. c Add the information into the free text box. d Restart the assessment. 4 Can you use the fever pathway for this scenario? Adult with fever and swollen ankles a No b Yes 5 What do you need to do if someone says they have back ache? (tick all that apply) Choose one or more answers a Ask if they are injured b Ask where it is exactly c Ask if they have had it before d Ask if they have taken pain killers 6 What is a pre-determined plan? a Known health condition, Firm plan, Current symptoms b Known symptom, Firm plan, Care plan in place c Known health condition, Firm plan, Care plan in place d Known symptom, Firm plan, Current symptoms 7 How many not sures, before you need to pass to CA a 3 b 2 c 4 d 1 8 If someone has an infection in their wound in their leg after surgery over a week ago which pathway should you use? a Wound Problems, Plaster Casts, Tubes and Metal Appliances b Wound Problems c Leg pain and swelling d Leg injury, penetrating 9 If someone has an complaining of swelling in their knee above a cast, which pathway should you use? a Wound Problems, Plaster Casts, Tubes and Metal Appliances b Wound Problems c Leg pain and swelling d Leg injury, penetrating 10 What is a disposition made up of? a Skill set and timeframe b Timescale and special instructions c Doctors name and where to go d Times that the designated place they are going to is open 11 Should you cover every topic of care advice? a Yes b No 12 What are care advice topics? a The top list that has radio buttons telling you the selections of care advice that have been chosen due to the patients symptoms b Worsening c All the bits that we need to tick as we say them listed under each subject. d Watchfors 13 Which of these are classed as Major Trauma stems for an adult? (tick all that apply) Choose one or more answers a Stabbing b Major burn c Major wound or amputation d Fall from 2 metres e Strangulation f Self-harm 14 How does the system actually work? a Rules out potential diagnosis, until it cannot rule something out then it ends the assessment and refers to the relevant level of care needed. b Rules out life threatening diagnosis, then refers to the relevant level of care needed. c Asks questions to diagnose what is wrong with the person and refers to the relevant level of care needed. d Rules out symptoms, until it cannot rule something out then it ends the assessment and refers to the relevant level of care needed. 15 What is an example of a local service? Tick all that apply Choose one or more answers a GP b Pharmacy c Treatment centre d In house clinicain 16 What is an example of a Treatment Centre? Tick all that apply Choose one or more answers a ED b Pharmacy c Minor Injuries Unit d Urgent Care Centre 17 How would you assess if you needed to transfer a call to a CA, with regards to communication? (choose 2) Choose one or more answers a If the person was struggling to communicate but it is not impossible b If communication was difficult but not necessarily impossible. c If the person was completely unable to answer the questions adequately d If the person was dead 18 How would you assess if you needed to triage not possible with regards to communication? a If the person was struggling to communicate but it is not impossible b If communication was difficult but not necessarily impossible. c If the person was completely unable to answer the questions adequately d If the person was being difficult and didn't want to speak to you 19 What three things have to be present for shock? (choose 3) Choose one or more answers a Cold b Clammy c Hot d Deathly colour 20 Why do we not need someone to get a thermometer to check their temp? (tick all that apply) Choose one or more answers a Feeling the chest, abdomen or back with the hand is a reliable way of deciding whether there is a raised temperature. b Feeling the forehead with the hand is a reliable way of deciding whether there is a raised temperature. c Wastes time d They could lie 21 Which of these could we ask to access that there is severe illness or pain? (tick all that apply) Choose one or more answers a Are you able to focus on the TV b Are you able to make yourself a meal c Are you able to go to the toilet d Are you able to get a glass of water e Are you able to get out of bed 22 If someone gives you new information and you re-triage and get the same disposition, why was important to do that? (tick all that apply) Choose one or more answers a Because it could give different aftercare advice b Because it needs to rule out other potential diagnosis c Because it could change to skill set d Because the disposition could change. 23 TRUE or FALSE. The Fever Pathway should only be used where there are no other obvious symptoms a True b False 24 What is the timeframe for an injury? a 7 days b 6 days c 8 days d 10 days 25 Why is it important to know if a person was unwell before an injury? a The injury could be minor but the symptoms could be related to a more serious illness. b To know whether to assess under illness or injury. c To find out if they felt faint before the injury. d To find out if there is a life threatening reason for the injury.

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How would you explain the disposition “For persistent or recurrent symptoms: get in touch with a local service within 3 working days”?

What does the disposition "You must contact a local service within 3 working days?" mean?

What should you do if extra information is given during the call?

Can you use the fever pathway for this scenario? Adult with fever and swollen ankles

What do you need to do if someone says they have back ache? (tick all that apply)

What is a pre-determined plan?

How many not sures, before you need to pass to CA

If someone has an infection in their wound in their leg after surgery over a week ago which pathway should you use?

If someone has an complaining of swelling in their knee above a cast, which pathway should you use?

What is a disposition made up of?

Should you cover every topic of care advice?

What are care advice topics?

Which of these are classed as Major Trauma stems for an adult? (tick all that apply)

How does the system actually work?

What is an example of a local service? Tick all that apply

What is an example of a Treatment Centre? Tick all that apply

How would you assess if you needed to transfer a call to a CA, with regards to communication? (choose 2)

How would you assess if you needed to triage not possible with regards to communication?

What three things have to be present for shock? (choose 3)

Why do we not need someone to get a thermometer to check their temp? (tick all that apply)

Which of these could we ask to access that there is severe illness or pain? (tick all that apply)

If someone gives you new information and you re-triage and get the same disposition, why was important to do that? (tick all that apply)

TRUE or FALSE. The Fever Pathway should only be used where there are no other obvious symptoms

What is the timeframe for an injury?

Why is it important to know if a person was unwell before an injury?