Activity Programming and Planning Flashcards
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Which of the following is a primary goal when designing activity programs for long-term care residents?
Answer: Address residents' individual needs and interests
Activity programs must be individualized to address each resident's unique needs, preferences, and interests.
When planning a group activity for residents with varying cognitive abilities, an activity director should:
Answer: Adapt the activity so all cognitive levels can participate meaningfully
Inclusive programming adapts activities so residents at all cognitive levels can engage meaningfully.
The activity calendar should be posted in a location that is:
Answer: Accessible and visible to residents and families
Posting the activity calendar in a visible, accessible location keeps residents and families informed and encourages participation.
Which type of activity is most appropriate for a resident with late-stage dementia?
Answer: One-on-one sensory-based activities
Sensory-based, one-on-one activities are most effective for engaging residents with late-stage dementia.
What is the recommended minimum number of activity hours per week required under federal regulations for skilled nursing facilities?
Answer: Programming must be ongoing and meet individual needs rather than a fixed minimum
Federal regulations focus on meeting each resident's individual needs rather than mandating a specific minimum number of hours.
Which of the following best defines 'meaningful activity' in long-term care?
Answer: Activities that align with a resident's past interests, values, and current abilities
Meaningful activity is rooted in the resident's personal history, values, and current capabilities.