Safeguarding Adults

How does the Care Act 2014 affect adult safeguarding? Select one option.

Which of these is a sufficiently accurate and comprehensive definition of an ‘adult at risk’? Select one answer.

Abuse is rarely an act of neglect or an omission to act.

Abuse can be intentional or unintentional.

Which two of the following signs are signs of physical abuse?

Which three of the following make a person more likely to be at risk of abuse?

Which of the following have a role in safeguarding adults? Select all correct answers.

What does alerting mean? Select two answers

As an alerter, you can establish whether or not a criminal offence has occurred.

If you suspect that financial abuse has taken place, which three of the following should you do?

You should always reassure an adult at risk that you will keep information to yourself.

If someone discloses to you, which of the following should you NOT do. Select three answers.

Which of the following should you say to a person who discloses to you? Select one answer.

Complete the following sentence: When recording a disclosure, you should … Pick three options.

What must you do first if you suspect a colleague or manager of abusing a service user? Select one of the following.

Which of the following agencies are relevant in the context of adult safeguarding? Select one answer.

It is the responsibility of Adult Services to co-ordinate training on inter-agency policy and procedures.

Complete the following sentence. Interagency procedures aim to … Select two answers.

What must be agreed upon by the end of a strategy discussion? Select all correct answers.

Which agency undertakes further investigation? Select one answer.

Which of the following are the possible outcomes of further investigation? Select all correct answers.

Should the service user be involved in an Adult Safeguarding Case Conference? Select one answer.

Who is usually responsible for arranging an Adult Safeguarding Case Conference?

Who is responsible for co-ordinating a multi-agency plan? Select one of the following:

Who is responsible for monitoring and reviewing the care plan?

How often should the Adult Safeguarding Plan be reviewed?

Adult Services records all stages of the procedure from referral to termination.

The Care Act (Chapter 14) replaces the ‘No Secrets’ guidance introduced in 2000. (Select True or False.)

The Care Act 2014 builds on the importance of … (select two options):

Safeguarding Adults Boards can request information from anyone considered to hold relevant information. (Select True or False.)

Which of the following is more likely to indicate self-neglect rather than abuse by a third party? Select one answer.

Which of these is a comprehensive definition of an adult at risk?