IG Notifiable Benefits1. What is the usual lawful basis idea for sharing identifiable data within the direct care team?A. A journalist’s interestB. Direct care (with implied consent/public-task/medical-purposes provisions as applicable) — not a blank cheque for research or employersC. The practice Instagram policyD. Patient curiosity about a neighbourCheck
IG Notifiable Benefits2. A patient has a national data opt-out. Which statement is most accurate? Select TWO correct statements.Select all that apply.A. Most appropriate: It concerns certain secondary uses of data; it does not stop you providing direct careB. The following is not the most appropriate next step: It legally bans all GP appointmentsC. Most appropriate: It is identical to lacking capacityD. Most appropriate: It automatically deletes the clinical recordCheck
IG Notifiable Benefits3. Why does a practice need a privacy notice patients can actually see?A. It replaces the need for any lawful basisB. To explain how records are used and rights (including SAR), in line with UK GDPR transparencyC. It allows unlimited sale of recordsD. NICE TAs require privacy notices instead of consent for surgeryCheck
IG Notifiable Benefits4. To whom are notifiable diseases in England reported?A. DVLA medical advisers as the defaultB. NICEC. The practice social-media accountD. UKHSA (proper officer / health protection team), including the online notification service, with phone if urgentCheck
IG Notifiable Benefits5. Suspected measles in a surgery. How urgent is notification in the current England table? Select TWO correct statements.Select all that apply.A. Most appropriate: Urgent — telephone the local health protection team within 24 hours as well as notifying formallyB. The following is not the most appropriate next step: Routine only, next quarter’s auditC. Most appropriate: Not notifiableD. Most appropriate: Notify only if Koplik spots are photographed professionallyCheck
IG Notifiable Benefits6. Scarlet fever in a child. Notifiable? Select TWO correct statements.Select all that apply.A. Most appropriate: Yes — notifiable (usually routine unless part of a concern that makes it urgent)B. The following is not the most appropriate next step: No, because it is ‘just a rash’C. Most appropriate: Only if the child is in private schoolD. Most appropriate: Only after 6 weeksCheck
IG Notifiable Benefits7. Suspected mumps. Current England list classifies notification as what?A. Not on the listB. Urgent always, like anthrax, in the table’s default cellC. Notifiable, typically routine (still notify; do not wait for serology)D. Only a school nursing issue, never medicalCheck
IG Notifiable Benefits8. A nurse has a needlestick from an unknown source in the treatment room. Immediate first actions? The most appropriate action is: Ignore it if the needle looked cleanTRUE. TrueFALSE. FalseCheck
IG Notifiable Benefits9. Liquid nitrogen and cytotoxic spill kits in a GP minor-ops room are governed conceptually by which? The most appropriate action is: COSHH (control of substances hazardous to health) plus local proceduresTRUE. TrueFALSE. FalseCheck
IG Notifiable Benefits10. Who decides Personal Independence Payment?A. The GP in the 10-minute consult as a legal awardB. NICEC. UKHSAD. The DWP (after assessment); the GP may supply medical evidenceCheck