14. There are many structures that make up the aged care sector. Match the service with the type of support it provides by putting the correct term from the word bank into the box next to each service description. Word bank - Type of support Residential aged care Home and community support Rehabilitation centres Day respite centres Respite care - residential ACAT Table 8 Match the definitions Service Write the type of support a) Helps the person to stay at home in familiar surroundings for as long as possible. b) Provides the home carer short regular periods of time out', while promoting the social and emotional wellbeing of the client. c) Provides a high level of continual support in social, emotional and physical domains for the client. d) Temporary placement of a older person in a care facility for care support and wellbeing. e) Helps the person return to the best possible functional ability f) An assessment and referral service for older people. Word bank - Terms Codes of practice Discrimination Dignity of risk Duty of care Human rights Privacy, confidentiality and disclosure Work role boundaries, responsibilities and limitation Work health and safety Table 9 Match the definitions Legal and ethical considerations Write the term a) The person's right to seclude themselves, restrict access to their information and choose who knows their personal information. b) The understanding of the roles and responsibilities within your job. The tasks that you do for your job must remain within your skills set or your scope of practice. c) Practical directions of how to carry out professional responsibilities. d) Unfair treatment of a person because they belong to a particular group. e) Workers must provide support in a safe and careful manner, following the organisation's policies and their own job role. = f) The processes and legal requirements to ensure the health, safety and welfare at work of all employees, other people and visitors. g) The entitlements that belong to everyone. h) The right to take risks when engaging in life experiences and the right to fail in taking these. Word bank - Approaches to support Positive, active and healthy ageing Consumer directed care Rights-based approaches Palliative approaches Person-centred practice Strength based approaches Re-ablement Empowerment Table 10 Match the definitions Definitions Write the approach a) The service is provided in a way that is respectful of, and responsive to, the preferences, needs and values of people and those who care for them. The supported person and their carers have more choice and control over services delivered. c) The basis and framework of services that revolve around human rights. d) Improves the quality of life of people and their families facing the problems associated with life-threatening illness. e) Learning or relearning skills necessary for daily living. f) Staying physically active, socialising and improving health in order to live a healthy, happy and active life. g) An approach that emphasises the person' determination, resourcefulness and resilience. h) An approach based on involving people in care decisions and allowing them to exert control over their health needs. = Word bank - Type of elder abuse Physical Sexual Financial Psychological Table 11 Match the definitions Indicator of abuse Write the type of abuse a) Unexplained vaginal or anal bleeding, torn or stained underclothing. b) Bruises, abrasions or broken bones. c) Fearful, unexpected responses, rocking, mumbling or withdrawal. d) Missing items from their household, additional names on bank cards