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COMPLETE SOLUTION 2024 |ACTIVITY DIRECTOR CLASS | GRADED A+ two main theories of aging - Biological and psychological activity theory - Most older persons are happy when active. Seniors do the same activities as they did in their middle years. Seniors rust out before they wear out most older adults can.. - learn new things the reason women live longer than men is that they have less stress then men - false Icebreakers are used to.. - get to know each other when working with visually impaired persons - you should describe what is happening senses do not have to deteriorate as one grows older - false twenty percents of older adults live in a nursing home - false the best reason for offering activities is to - improve a residents quality of life the activity program must provide - activities which make maximum use of each person's capabilities activity qualifications for activity professionals was established in - 1987 a key aspect of an activity director is to delegate - true

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COMPLETE SOLUTION 2024 |ACTIVITY
DIRECTOR CLASS | GRADED A+

two main theories of aging - Biological and psychological

activity theory - Most older persons are happy when active.
Seniors do the same activities as they did in their middle years.
Seniors rust out before they wear out

most older adults can.. - learn new things

the reason women live longer than men is that they have less stress then men - false

Icebreakers are used to.. - get to know each other

when working with visually impaired persons - you should describe what is happening

senses do not have to deteriorate as one grows older - false

twenty percents of older adults live in a nursing home - false

the best reason for offering activities is to - improve a residents quality of life

the activity program must provide - activities which make maximum use of each
person's capabilities

activity qualifications for activity professionals was established in - 1987

a key aspect of an activity director is to delegate - true

the environment is the most important part of improving part a residents quality of life -
false

if possible the way to understand an individual is to interview them - true

Expressive activities - exercise to music
dance music drama and art
painting, ceramics, and plaster of Paris
emphasis on individuality and communication

characteristics of depression are anger and pessimism - true

, activity directors should not delegate duties to others - false

all 15 activity categories should be included in every activity department - true

when planning an activity programs the director should - develop department goals
and steps to accomplish them

AD's should come up with clever names for the activity - true

planning is the most important part of a successful activity - true

first and foremost, activities should - be meaningful

5 aspects of an individual's personality - physical
emotional
mental
social
spiritual

a total activity program does not meet all aspects of a total personally - false

what is the abbreviation for the governing body in order to become nationally certified -
NCCAP

what does NAAP stand for - national association of Activities professionals

list two community resources - school
church

why does the AD need a support system - burnout is highly likely

what is one way to get support from a spouse/significant other - involve in the events

what are the 4 stages of validation therapy and list them in order from stage one to
stage four - malorientation
time confusion
repetitive movement
vegetation

validation therapy - The caregiver accepts values and beliefs of the resident with
dementia, even though they may differ from reality

reality orientation - method of care used to promote awareness of reality in confused or
disoriented patients

code of ethics does not set a standard for AD's - false

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