ALLEN COGNITIVE LEVEL SCREEN-5 M QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
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allen cognitive levels Ans✓✓✓level 6 - planned actions; level 5 -
exploratory actions; level 4 - goal directed actions; level 3 - manual
actions; level 2 - postural actions; level 1 - automatic actions
level 1: automatic actions Ans✓✓✓total assistance; dependent in
functional mobility; dependent with all self-care activities; dependent
with feeding / dysphagia; at risk for skin breakdown and contractures;
developmental age: infant (0-12 months)
1.0 Ans✓✓✓withdraws from noxious stimuli
1.2 Ans✓✓✓responds to stimuli (blink, sniff)
1.4 Ans✓✓✓locating stimuli (eye tracking, turn head)
1.6 Ans✓✓✓rolling in bed (can roll with initiation)
1.8 Ans✓✓✓raising body part (raises hand or pushes away)
level 1 activities Ans✓✓✓auditory, soothing music; light touch, finger
fidgets; visual and color stimulation; arousal and relaxation;
aromatherapy; journal in patients room for guests; swing seat
, level 2: postural actions Ans✓✓✓maximum assistance and 24 hour
supervision to prevent falls; can sit up and spontaneously push self in
wheelchair, wanders; usually knows own name; can communicate vital
needs; may have delusions and hallucinations; unable to sequence or do
fine motor tasks; tunnel vision; developmental age: 9 to 23 months
2.0 Ans✓✓✓overcoming gravity (sustained sitting, recognizes name)
2.2 Ans✓✓✓righting reflex / standing (put arms out to prevent fall,
stands on command, says name)
2.4 Ans✓✓✓walking (aimlessly walks, repeats words, may swear)
2.6 Ans✓✓✓directed walking (asks for items, walks until gets there)
2.8 Ans✓✓✓using grab bars / railings (gestures, short phrases)
level 2 activities Ans✓✓✓walking, light exercises; fidget devices;
stuffed animals / baby dolls; games with group / parallel; short one on
one activities; sensory activities (visual, auditory, tactile, olfactory);
music, sing-a-longs; simple cooking activities
level 3: manual actions Ans✓✓✓moderate assistance and 24 hour
supervision for safety; ambulation is slow, wheelchairs may be used for
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
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allen cognitive levels Ans✓✓✓level 6 - planned actions; level 5 -
exploratory actions; level 4 - goal directed actions; level 3 - manual
actions; level 2 - postural actions; level 1 - automatic actions
level 1: automatic actions Ans✓✓✓total assistance; dependent in
functional mobility; dependent with all self-care activities; dependent
with feeding / dysphagia; at risk for skin breakdown and contractures;
developmental age: infant (0-12 months)
1.0 Ans✓✓✓withdraws from noxious stimuli
1.2 Ans✓✓✓responds to stimuli (blink, sniff)
1.4 Ans✓✓✓locating stimuli (eye tracking, turn head)
1.6 Ans✓✓✓rolling in bed (can roll with initiation)
1.8 Ans✓✓✓raising body part (raises hand or pushes away)
level 1 activities Ans✓✓✓auditory, soothing music; light touch, finger
fidgets; visual and color stimulation; arousal and relaxation;
aromatherapy; journal in patients room for guests; swing seat
, level 2: postural actions Ans✓✓✓maximum assistance and 24 hour
supervision to prevent falls; can sit up and spontaneously push self in
wheelchair, wanders; usually knows own name; can communicate vital
needs; may have delusions and hallucinations; unable to sequence or do
fine motor tasks; tunnel vision; developmental age: 9 to 23 months
2.0 Ans✓✓✓overcoming gravity (sustained sitting, recognizes name)
2.2 Ans✓✓✓righting reflex / standing (put arms out to prevent fall,
stands on command, says name)
2.4 Ans✓✓✓walking (aimlessly walks, repeats words, may swear)
2.6 Ans✓✓✓directed walking (asks for items, walks until gets there)
2.8 Ans✓✓✓using grab bars / railings (gestures, short phrases)
level 2 activities Ans✓✓✓walking, light exercises; fidget devices;
stuffed animals / baby dolls; games with group / parallel; short one on
one activities; sensory activities (visual, auditory, tactile, olfactory);
music, sing-a-longs; simple cooking activities
level 3: manual actions Ans✓✓✓moderate assistance and 24 hour
supervision for safety; ambulation is slow, wheelchairs may be used for
