BTEC National Level 3 Health and Social Care notes (1st edition)

Describe strategies that have been developed to reduce the impact of human activity on the environment (P3) In this part progressing to describing techniques that have been developed to decrease effect of human movement on environment. I will be basing on it on pollution – air, water and noises. To start with to recognize point source pollution from non-point pollution. Point source pollution is described as "a single identifiable source of water, thermal, noise or light pollution. While non...

The orthodox medications moreover known as the ordinary medications are more often than not exceptionally different from the complementary medications that are said to be non-conventional. Orthodox medicines center on more of arrangement of different restorative treatment and methods including surgeries and chemical substances such as painkiller ................................Discuss role of two complementary therapies in maintaining health and well-being and their effectiveness............Comp...

P3- Describe the investigations that are carried out to enable the diagnosis of these physiological disorders. M1- Assess the possible difficulties involved in the diagnosis of the disorders from their signs and symptoms. P4. M3- discuss the care strategies that can be used to support individuals with each of the physiological disorders.

Physical/Geographic - The issue with the complementary treatments is the truth that they are not available in all parts of the nation as example drug st....Codes of ethics: the code of ethics is there to make beyond any doubt that the professionals...........Effectiveness: All of the professionals are attempting when carrying out a particular therapies ..........Types of Complementary TherapiesChiropractic: This can be almost like massages but is the method somewhat differs from it. The professi...

Acupuncture: to be able to carry out acupuncture treatment the proficient should have and get to the uncommonly ......Chiropractic - The delivery of treatment includes uncommonly qualified individual to have a profound ..........Homeopathy - this can be conveyed within shape of fluid weakened substances that are assumed ........Alexander Technique: Advantages – There are a few points of interest of alexander procedure one which is truth that it doesn’t include any possibly.........Bio- c...

P4 Achieved The sexual offences Act 1976 Enables sex offender to be monitor and vulnerable people to be protected. The sexual offender register was producing for identi Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006 Necessitate that individual people from being cause to situation of abuse or being mistreated. Mental Capacity Act 2005 Founded the Independent Mental Capacity Advocate Service (IMC’s).

P3- Describe the investigations that are carried out to enable the diagnosis of these physiological disorders. M1- Assess the possible difficulties involved in the diagnosis of the disorders from their signs and symptoms. P4. M3- discuss the care strategies that can be used to support individuals with each of the physiological disorders.

The orthodox medications moreover known as the ordinary medications are more often than not exceptionally different from the complementary medications that are said to be non-conventional. Orthodox medicines center on more of arrangement of different restorative treatment and methods including surgeries and chemical substances such as painkiller ................................Discuss role of two complementary therapies in maintaining health and well-being and their effectiveness............Comp...

P4 Achieved The sexual offences Act 1976 Enables sex offender to be monitor and vulnerable people to be protected. The sexual offender register was producing for identi Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006 Necessitate that individual people from being cause to situation of abuse or being mistreated. Mental Capacity Act 2005 Founded the Independent Mental Capacity Advocate Service (IMC’s).

Acupuncture: to be able to carry out acupuncture treatment the proficient should have and get to the uncommonly ......Chiropractic - The delivery of treatment includes uncommonly qualified individual to have a profound ..........Homeopathy - this can be conveyed within shape of fluid weakened substances that are assumed ........Alexander Technique: Advantages – There are a few points of interest of alexander procedure one which is truth that it doesn’t include any possibly.........Bio- c...

Physical/Geographic - The issue with the complementary treatments is the truth that they are not available in all parts of the nation as example drug st....Codes of ethics: the code of ethics is there to make beyond any doubt that the professionals...........Effectiveness: All of the professionals are attempting when carrying out a particular therapies ..........Types of Complementary TherapiesChiropractic: This can be almost like massages but is the method somewhat differs from it. The professi...

Describe strategies that have been developed to reduce the impact of human activity on the environment (P3) In this part progressing to describing techniques that have been developed to decrease effect of human movement on environment. I will be basing on it on pollution – air, water and noises. To start with to recognize point source pollution from non-point pollution. Point source pollution is described as "a single identifiable source of water, thermal, noise or light pollution. While non...

Unit 40 - P1 P2 M1 P3 P4 M2 D1 got a over all distinction

P4- Carry out a quantitative analysis of daily intake of nutrients and energy by one individual P5- Prepare a one-week plan for improving the nutrition of the chosen individual M3- Assess how the plan will meet the nutritional needs of the chosen individual D2- Evaluate how the nutritional plan might improve the health of the chosen individual

P3 - Explain possible influences on dietary intake M2- Assess how influences on dietary intake may affect the nutritional health of individuals D1- Make realistic recommendations for minimizing negative influences on the individuals in a specific health and social care setting

P1 Explain The Principals Of The Sociological Perspective P2 Explain different sociological approaches to health and ill-health M1. Assess the biomedical and socio-medical models of health