Nccap Questions With Complete Solutions Graded A+

1:1 Activity - An activity conducted between two people: The activity leader or volunteer & the resident/client. Abraham Maslow - A psychologist who proposed the hierarchy of needs, with self-actualization as the ultimate psychological need. Humans have a hierarchy of needs ranging from lower-level needs to survival and safety to higher-level needs for intellectual achievement & finally self-actualization. Accommodation of needs - Individuals needs & interests need to be taken into account in order to maintain independent functioning, dignity, well-being & self determination. *this is the care & community adapting to the elderly's needs rather than forcing the elder to adapt to care community schedules. Accountability - Being held responsible for the outcome of the duty assigned. Accountability - To be responsible for something, to have to answer to an authority. Accurate care - This is care that is based on individualized assessments. The combined assessments of the care time and the interdisciplinary meeting will allow more integrated assessment information which will lead to more accurate care. Activism - The practice of pursuing political or other goals through vigorous action, often including protest & demonstrations. Activities of Daily Living - Self-care activities that a person must perform every day (eating, dressing, bathing, toileting, etc.) Activity Analysis - A process to break down & examine an activity in order to find various characteristics that contribute to program objectives.Adaptation - To change the activity or approach to allow greater success & independence. Forms: -Material (changing materials) -Procedural (changing the rules) -Assembly line Advocacy - To act, speak, or write in support of an issue. Age Grades - Permanent age categories in a society through which people pass during the course of a lifetime. Age Norms - Informal standards defining appropriate age and behavior for certain life event. Audit - A formal review of an area of service.