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Duty of care and dignity of riskOnline version Learn this vocabulary by Anna Konopcik 1 1.What does the term duty of care mean in the aged care setting? a A responsibility to keep clients safe from harm b Giving clients as many activities as possible c Always saying yes to a client’s requests d Following all instructions without question 2 How should a worker act under duty of care? a They should think about their actions to reduce risk of harm b They should avoid checking with supervisors c They should be as fast as possible d They should always follow the client’s wishes, no matter what 3 Who does a care worker have a duty of care to? a Clients, staff, employer, and the public b Only the client c Only the manager d Only the client's family 4 What does the term dignity of risk mean? a Allowing clients to take reasonable risks to support dignity and self-esteem b Protecting clients from all risks at any cost c Stopping clients from making their own decisions d Making sure clients never leave their room 5 Should a person who easily gets lost go shopping? a Yes, with help b No way! 6 Which of the following is an example of showing duty of care? a Sitting with a client to help them eat if needed b Letting a client miss meals without checking on them c Ignoring wounds and waiting for them to heal naturally d Preventing a client from going outside at all times 7 How does following the care plan help workers uphold duty of care? a It reduces the risk of breaching duty of care and keeps clients safe b It avoids having to speak with the supervisor c It makes work faster d It means clients never need to make decisions

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by Anna Konopcik

1.What does the term duty of care mean in the aged care setting?

A responsibility to keep clients safe from harm

Giving clients as many activities as possible

Always saying yes to a client’s requests

Following all instructions without question

How should a worker act under duty of care?

They should think about their actions to reduce risk of harm

They should avoid checking with supervisors

They should be as fast as possible

They should always follow the client’s wishes, no matter what

Who does a care worker have a duty of care to?

Clients, staff, employer, and the public

Only the client

Only the manager

Only the client's family

What does the term dignity of risk mean?

Allowing clients to take reasonable risks to support dignity and self-esteem

Protecting clients from all risks at any cost

Stopping clients from making their own decisions

Making sure clients never leave their room

Should a person who easily gets lost go shopping?

Yes, with help

No way!

Which of the following is an example of showing duty of care?

Sitting with a client to help them eat if needed

Letting a client miss meals without checking on them

Ignoring wounds and waiting for them to heal naturally

Preventing a client from going outside at all times

How does following the care plan help workers uphold duty of care?

It reduces the risk of breaching duty of care and keeps clients safe

It avoids having to speak with the supervisor

It makes work faster

It means clients never need to make decisions

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Duty of care and dignity of riskOnline version

by Anna Konopcik

1.What does the term duty of care mean in the aged care setting?

How should a worker act under duty of care?

Who does a care worker have a duty of care to?

What does the term dignity of risk mean?

Should a person who easily gets lost go shopping?

Which of the following is an example of showing duty of care?

How does following the care plan help workers uphold duty of care?

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