Activity Program Development Flashcards
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An activity consultant notices that a resident's participation has suddenly declined. The FIRST action should be:
Answer: Notify the interdisciplinary team and investigate possible causes
A sudden decline in participation may signal medical, psychological, or social changes and must be communicated to the interdisciplinary team for comprehensive evaluation.
Which activity type is classified as a 'community integration' activity?
Answer: Bus trips to local shopping centers or restaurants
Community integration activities involve leaving the facility to participate in real-world settings, supporting normalization and connections to the broader community.
Which tool is specifically designed to assess the leisure interests of older adults in long-term care settings?
Answer: Leisure Competence Measure (LCM)
The Leisure Competence Measure (LCM) evaluates leisure functioning and competence specifically in older adults, making it a key tool for activity professionals.
A resident with low vision would benefit MOST from which adaptation to printed materials?
Answer: Using large-print materials with high contrast and good lighting
Large print, high contrast (e.g., black text on white background), and adequate lighting address the most common barriers to participation for residents with low vision.
Which element must be included in an individualized activity care plan per regulatory standards?
Answer: Measurable goals, frequency of services, and approaches to meet identified needs
Individualized care plans must include measurable goals, service frequency, and specific approaches tailored to the resident's assessed needs and preferences.
Intergenerational programming in long-term care is PRIMARILY designed to:
Answer: Foster meaningful connections between older adults and younger generations
Intergenerational programming creates mutually beneficial relationships between older adults and children or young adults, combating isolation and promoting purpose.
When planning activities for residents with late-stage dementia, the activity consultant should prioritize:
Answer: Sensory stimulation activities using familiar sounds, textures, and scents
Sensory stimulation engages residents at a level they can access when verbal and cognitive abilities are severely limited, maintaining comfort and connection.