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1. Explain how a person's needs may change over time while receiving palliative care and identify two ways that a care worker can support the person, carers and the family to express their needs.
2. Explain how documentation in the care plan meets the physical, spiritual, psychological and cultural needs as well as the wishes, needs and the expectations of a person's family
3. Explain the term quality of life and give an example of how quality of life is provided for the person receiving palliative care.
4. Explain what a palliative approach means for care. Provide an example for your answer.
5. Explain how the palliative care team can show respect for the carer and give an example of how a care worker can demonstrate this.
6. Give one example of support that the family and/ or carer may require from a palliative care worker
7. Give examples of a religious preference that people accessing palliative care services may have and explain how this may influence the care planning process.
8. Explain the term scope of practice in relation to legal and ethical considerations.
9. Explain the legal and ethical considerations of your scope of practice and the boundaries and responsibilities of your scope. Give an example to illustrate your answer.
10. How can a support worker ensure that considerations for dignity of risk are upheld?
11. Describe the legal and ethical considerations for duty of care when caring for a person at end of life.