CHCAGE001 - Cert III Disability & Aged Care Questions

This article provides answers to CHCAGE001 - Cert III Disability & Aged Care Questions. It covers topics such as aged care, palliative care, duty of care, neglect, abuse, and more. The article also includes references to recent studies on related topics.

CHCAGE001 - Cert III
Disability & Aged Care -
Questions

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INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................2
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................2

Answer1. The Aged and/or their cares in Australia now have the power to make their own
decision about the type of care they want.
Consumer when requires treatment they do have power to make their own decision-
making, but f they do not have capacity to make decision, they can easily communicate with
substitute decision-maker because they do have power and sense to provide good idea about
which essential treatment or care they want, and they do have to take from specific issue (Marks,
and et.al., 2021).
Answer2. List 3 important points to remember when meeting your client for the first time.
 Prepare structure and set gal for meeting.
 Enjoy a little and small conversation.
 Equal chance to share views.
Answer3. The acronym ‘CALD’?
Culturally and linguistically diverse is refers to that people living in Australia and who
were born on overseas and their grandparents, parents born into other place so this aged care
services mainly concerns of those people who are from other place and aged.
Answer4. Name the Act that staffs with access to personal client records are to be aware of.
The Privacy Act is one of the best act which prepares by government for client record and
it develops security and access of individual information and its useful term for patient and
safety and long term data safety. Also, individual require information collection from future they
can easily find the information from security of data.
Answer5. Name 3 simple guidelines that assist you in maintaining client’s privacy and
confidentiality.
 Makes and create policy and legal arguments.
 No secure data in mobile phones
 Make sure that all the essential information is stored with systematic manner.
Answer6. Evaluate in your own words what ‘positive ageing’ means.
Its major essential to maintaining good environment and good communication for
positive ageing development. And its mainly depends on society people behaviours towards with
aged community, sharing new experience, provide information about new things and many more
aspects useful for positive ageing expansion.
Answer7. Definition of Palliative care is:

Its one of the most effective approach to makes sustainability in life of patients with
application of psychological support, understating about which major factors generate health
issues, consider to reducing pains, mental support, and also gives spiritual support as well for
family and health carers (Morais and et.al., 2021).
Answer8. ‘duty of care’
Duty of care is all above refers to provide best and sustainable treatment, care and good
solutions to patients health effectiveness or in other sectors to develop and provide sustainable
life to individual. Example is that doctors have responsibility to provide proper treatment,
medicines to patients. And it includes various activities like health care and other department
who manly consider providing services they do have to engage and develop loyalty towards with
distribution services.
Answer9. Find out your work role responsibilities are.
 Identify and review of job description.
 Analyse the most effective way of doing work which gives benefits as well.
 Ask and prepares meeting and share reviews.
 All the details should clarify with seniors.
 And follow the same process.
Answer10. If you suspect an older person is being abused, should you report it to.
In case of Individual when face suspect, neglect and abused they can easily make call
help line services where services distributors have power to reduce abuse activity, and they also
have power to take strict action against on it as well. Ageing people easily share their problems
on it with proper consideration and identification of sustainable action for it.
Answer11 Some common indicators that an older person is being abused
 Multiple types of injuries like cuts, crack bones, not able to stand up and many more.
 Lack of hygienes and cleanliness.
 Anxiety, depression.
 Voice clarity and lack of interest to listen their reviews by family and friends.
Answer12. Definition of ‘neglect’ in an aged care context and two examples.
In context of aged care, old people face various neglect and issues from family members
to provide goods response, food and any more essential things on daily basis, lack of financial
disabilities, so they don't have to take treatment properly, children not engage to provide them

new information, leave on unsafe place and also health care department not develop higher
concern on their treatment as well (de Sa Brito Froes and et.al., 2021).
Answer13. Definition of ‘abuse’ in an aged care context.
Abuse in context of aged care refers to develop mental pain, physical harassment, family
members bad behaviours, disrespect and many more aspects includes abuse in aged people.
People not consider as a part of society, and they not believe and give proper respect in
developing solution from them which all includes included into abuse in aged care.
Answer14.List two indicators of physical abuse in an aged care context.
 Anxiety and fear
 Pain in bones, cuts, undefined disease.
Answer15. List two indicators of sexual abuse in an aged care context.
 Panic attacks and bleeding
 Issues in setting and walking
Answer16 List two indicators of psychological abuse in an aged care context.
 Nervousness and higher fear.
 Undefined changes in behaviours and communication way of family members or others.
Answer17. List two indicators of financial abuse in an aged care context.
 Lack of money which affects on buying essential medicines and completion of other
important needs
 Unexplained withdraw fund from bank accounts from lack of knowledge about new
banking activities.
Answer18. Brief description of residential aged care is and two examples of services provided in
this service setting.
Residential aged care one of the most sustainable and provide multiple facilities to aged
people for managing their life effectiveness with a different range of services distributors on the
bass of individual capabilities, it includes cooking, personal care, laundry, health practitioner
services, therapist and many more. Examples, day care centre which gives facilities to makes
better life with personal care like food, dressing, bathing etc. and living facilities like care
homes.
Answer19. Brief description of home supports can be provided and two examples of the types of
services available.

Multiple heath care service facility distributors and provider gives homes support to aged
people because many people have no capability to go hospital and then take services.
Doctors care: Visit patients home and communicate, review, analyse problems,
diagnose, proper treatment for illness or disease and medical proper treatment which require to
patients for health effectiveness. Also, doctors consider providing best and sustainable services
in context of metal health benefits, phycological issues solution and many more.
Medical social service: Social services concern about medicines facilities on low cots,
and right medicines' distribution which mainly concern and develop by government for people
health effectiveness (Mankowski and et.al., 2020.).
Answer20. Besides residential and community care options and other services may be involved
in providing support to an older person.
Various other health care services provide concern on gives essential facilitate to old
people like carer assistance so it mainly concerns on provide idea about managing and doing
something new activities which provide benefits and develop motivation towards with life.
Second is homes helps where multiple small heath care distributors provide multiple facilities
like daily essential requirement completion and many more. Third one is dementia support
program which prepares for social interaction for decrease mental health problems like
depression, anxiety, interesting thing involvement, new things and learn and better life
development activities.

REFERENCES
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