BTEC H/S Care Unit 14: Physiological Disorders and Their Care Explained
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Perm Krai Capital of Culture
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“ Cultural Planning will help to ensure the Perm region will remain distinctive and unique” , Mr. Protasevich said. “It will mean planning ways to support and preserve our heritage, developing appealing opportunities for artists and musicians regardless of age, and generating education and employment. It will mean building a creative community with a buzz.”
“Some of the identified objectives of “Perm krai international:young journalists@school” project include facilitating greater communication and cooperation among young community and official organizations in Perm krai”, said the Vice-Minister of Perm krai.
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The international children festival of theatre arts “Long Break”
What is the international child festival of theatre arts “Long Break”? It is a real holiday for young spectators and their parents. The international child festival of theatre arts “Long Break” will be hold from the 30th of April to the 5th of May. It will be in Perm and Lysva. It will be hold under the aegis of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation and the Ministry of Culture, Youth Politics and Mass Communications of Perm Krai. The program of the festival is prepared by Russian and foreign experts of child theatre. There are the most interesting for children events of the world arts. The “Long Break” familiarizes children with actual artists. It is the platform where people communicate with people using the language of modern arts which is understandable for a new generation.
The festival “The White Nights in Perm”
- The participants of the festival of land art “Ural Myths” will create art objects using natural materials. The objects will have the same mythological idea.
- During the festival of bears “MedveDay” the masters Teddy-makers will tell gripping stories about a symbol of the city. They will organize some exhibitions of teddy bears and they will give master classes.
- The exhibition “Mammoth’s track” will gather mammoths from different corners of Russia on Perm’s territory. There will be even a famous mammoth Dima.
- And at last the international festival of street arts «Open sky» will represent the various program: carnival processions, a 5-day master class «Mask Art», street shows and performances, performances of Russian and foreign street theatres.
The IX International festival “Heavenly Fair of Ural”
From the 26th to the 3rd of July the IX International festival “Heavenly Fair of Ural” takes place in Kungur. There will be a fight for the I Privolzhski Federal Disctrict Cup for aerostatics and the VII Perm Krai Open Cup for aerostatics.This year Kungur won’t hold rating competitions which results are taking into general account of the pilots. They counted on creating entertainment activities “Air battles over Kungur”. There will be the representatives of sub-units of ultralight aviation, detachment of parachute troops and water means. All the battles will take place straight over the city. And natives will take part in the festival too.According to initial data 15 aeronauts and about 50 ultralight aviation pilots expressed willingness to take part at the festival. And a dirigible pilot confirmed his participation.Ultralight aviation pilots will take part in the “Air games” within the festival. As last year a campsite of ultralight aviation will base in an area near a village Milniki.
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Roma communities in Perm Krai: historical and ethnical aspects
Two large groups of Roma are settled in the territory of Perm Krai, the Ruska Roma and Kalderari. Roma live both in cities and countryside. Roma living in the countryside keeps elements of traditional culture. In Perm Krai we can find different families of the Ruska [Russian] Roma: Gorbovichi, Nemzengery, Bashnengery, Polyaki, Sapuny, Gubany. In contrast to the Kalderari the community of Ruska Roma is based not only on family-territorial principle. Sometimes community is based on ethnic-territorial ground when the Ruska Roma living in an urban area despite family ties can be a part of the community. Traditional activity of Ruska Roma living in countryside is a seasonal grazing of livestock. One of the main sectors of activity is trading. Roma sell cars and jewelry. Kelderari live in compact groupings in Perm. They call themselves Moldavska Roma and consider themselves to be part of Ruvoni [wolf in Romani language] family. Traditional activity of Kelderari is metal work (especially tin-smith’s work) which impact also their modern business. The main work activity of men till now is working with metals such as base metal trading and metal items repair. Traditional women activity is fortune-telling. Bilingualism, traditional way of living, ethnic isolation, unique and particular material and spiritual culture are common for all of Roma. The main problems for Roma nowadays are safeguarding of ethnicity and as well as some educational and social issues.
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Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma in Health and Social Care. Unit or Component number and title Unit 14: Physiological Disorders and their Care. Learning aim(s) (For NQF/RQF only) D: Develop a treatment plan for service users with physiological disorders to meet their needs. Assignment title. Informed Planning. Assessor. Hand out ...
Unit 14 Assignment Task One Kinsey Crosby 20087314 Investigate the causes and effects of and examine the investigation and diagnosis and ... BTEC Level 3 Health and Social Care - Unit 12: Supporting Individuals with Additional Needs. Health And Wellness Promotion 88% (25) 5.
14/A Analyse the changes in body systems and functions resulting from different types of physiological disorder on service users. 14/B Assess the importance of specific procedures in confirming the diagnosis of physiological disorders. 14/C Assess the provision of treatment, support and types of care for service users with different ...
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UNIT 14: The impact of long-term physiological conditions Y/507/4432 ... modifications you make to an assignment, do not expect the learner to do more than they have been taught, but must enable them to access the full range of grades as described in the grading ... health, social care and child care conditions. long term physiological conditions.
This is the *whole* unit for 14 covering the core theory for the whole of LAA, LAB, LAC and LAD. The first task is completed in 3 checklists and correlates with the assignment brief. Students will choose their own disorders to research and the checklists are generic to any disorder. The second task is complete with a resource pack, which does ...
KS5 Unit 14 - HSC. . Physiological Disorders and their Care. It is essential for workers in the health and social care sector to understand the nature of physiological disorders and how to provide appropriate treatment and care. This includes being aware of the causes and effects of physiological disorders, as well as the roles of different ...
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This resource package covers the Learning Aim D part of the spec needed for Assignment 2, as below:-Learning aim D: Develop a treatment plan for service users with physiological disorders to meet their needs. D1. Care methods and strategies • Assessment of care needs, e.g. primary, secondary or tertiary care.
A: D1 Evaluate the impact of physiological disorders on the health and wellbeing of service users. Explain how your two physiological disorders affects the service users physically, emotionally, socially and intellectually in the long term and short term. Use page 441 to 449 to help you.
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Answered: Starting from November 14, some departures of the trains #83/#84 (Северный Урал) and #11/#12 (Ямал) will skip all stops from Perm-2 to Chusovskaya. These trains offer the best times to arrive in Perm from Nizhny Novgorod. May I ask what are the...
Distinction Marked Unit 14 level 3 coursework. International; Resources; Education Jobs; Schools directory; News; Courses; Store; Chat ... BTEC Health and Social Care Unit 14 Level 3. Subject: Sociology. Age range: 16+ Resource type: Unit of work. caitlinhockaday278. Last updated. 27 August 2024. Share this.
Unit 14 - Physiological Disorders & their care Assignment 2 - Informed Planning Inayah Hussain. D: P5 Assess care needs of a selected service user with a physiological disorder. Health and social care professionals must ensure that they meet the care needs of the service user when they are within the health and social care system.
Project initators: Alexandre Protasevich is a Minister for Culture and Youth of Perm krai with 20 years institutional experience at all levels within the cultural project management. He works at the Ministry of Culture since 2008 and has worked in cultural field in the public sector for 15 years in Russia. Mr Protasevich is now…
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Perm State National Research University (also: Perm State University, Perm State, PSU) is a Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education, the first university in the Urals, Russia, founded in 1916, one of the founders of the Association of Classical Universities of Russia and the Association of Leading Universities of ...
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Resource type: Other. File previews. docx, 16.38 KB. docx, 16.59 KB. docx, 14.04 KB. docx, 16.15 KB. docx, 16.17 KB. These are a selection of case studies designed for Unit 14 - physiological disorders, but they can be used for any unit if needed. There is also guidance included for students to write their own case study should they wish.
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A powerpoint which guides you through the content for BTEC Level 2 Health and Social Care. Contains a variety of activities, exam questions with model answers, videos and tasks for independent or group work. Can be easily adapted to suit learner/teacher preferences.