Quizzes, exams, and flashcards about Health and Science: T Level Health: Pathogens, Immunity and Antimicrobial Resistance, T Level Health…← T Levels and BTECHealth and Science are separate T Levels, each with its own core taken before students specialise — in supporting nursing, midwifery, mental health, children's or therapy teams on the Health T Level, or in laboratory and science roles on the Science T Level — and the two cores overlap heavily. Each core is assessed by two written exams and an employer-set project, and the exams are what this practice is for. It covers the things that are the same wherever in the sector you end up: the law and the duty of care that govern working with people, safeguarding and how a concern is raised, infection prevention and control and the reasoning behind each precaution, health and safety, how records are kept and who may see them, consent and capacity, and the underpinning science — cells and tissues, the major body systems, and the chemistry and physics that clinical and laboratory work rest on. Practice here is scenario-based, because that is how the papers ask: a situation on a ward or in a lab, and a decision that follows from a principle rather than from a rule learnt by heart.

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