Activity Director Basic Study guide for final exam || with Errorless
Answers.
4 domains but really 5 correct answers 1. Cognitive
2. physical
3. mental
4. emotional
5. spiritual has been added
Purpose of activities correct answers 1. Continuation of previous activities
2. Adaptation of a leisure interest they could no longer do after an illness.
3. Physical Activity
4. Improve or maintain Socialization
5. Cognitive stimulation
6. Learn new activity
7. Spiritual nurturing
8. Quality of life
9. Provide opportunity for choice and to have some control over their life. (they can say no)
10. Continuation of involvement in community interests and ties.
Benefits of Activities correct answers 1. Reduce Cardiovascular and respiratory risks
2. Maintain or improve range of motion (ROM)
3. Reduce risks for skin breakdown
4. Improved mental stimulation and functioning
5. Alleviate symptoms of depression
6. Helps calm anxiety
7. Promote confidence and independence
,8. Relieves stress
1. When a person gets old, they cannot learn new skills. correct answers False
2. If residents are not physically moving bed sores can result. correct answers true
3. You want to plan most of your activities around physical action because being physical is the
goal of having activities. correct answers False
4. Activities are useful to long term care residents because activities make the day go faster so
residents can go back to sleep. correct answers False
5. When planning activities, you have to keep in mind that they will get residents more anxious.
correct answers true
6. People who have had heart attacks should not participate in an physical activity because it will
rekindle a heart attack. correct answers False
7. Activities have nothing to do with a resident's self-esteem. correct answers False
8. Mental activity is something social services deals with, not the activity department correct
answers False
9. Providing activities for residents helps keep their minds clear correct answers true
Name 4 activities a resident might have enjoyed prior to their entry into a nursing facility. correct
answers painting, cards, reading, cooking
, 11. How many of these activities can you offer in your long term care facility? correct answers
all of them
12. Name 3 activities you could use adaptive equipment for. correct answers Bingo, shopping,
bus trip, etc
13. Name 3 activities that you can provide that gives the residents some kind of exercise. correct
answers morning exercise, stretching, balloon volley
Name 3 Activities you could offer that would increase socialization between the residents.
correct answers favorite color discussion, where they were born discussion, toilet paper game.
15. How might you meet the unconventional spiritual needs of a resident? correct answers By
getting to know them and finding out what those needs are and if possible going with them/
joining them to learn more
16. Name 3 community groups that could be involved with your residents. correct answers
schools, boy scouts, churches
17. Name 3 places in the community where you could take your residents. correct answers Zoo,
shopping mall, grocery store.
Scope of Activities correct answers how diverse are your residents in their needs, are you
providing activities to meet the needs of your residents
activity Assessments correct answers to learn, determine physiological/ psychological/social
issues-to better serve the person's needs
Assessments-when and how to do these correct answers MDS assessment due within two days of
admission. Activity assessment=done within the first 5 days (7days total) and do your Initial
summary, (that you get from your initial assessment) from that you get your
Answers.
4 domains but really 5 correct answers 1. Cognitive
2. physical
3. mental
4. emotional
5. spiritual has been added
Purpose of activities correct answers 1. Continuation of previous activities
2. Adaptation of a leisure interest they could no longer do after an illness.
3. Physical Activity
4. Improve or maintain Socialization
5. Cognitive stimulation
6. Learn new activity
7. Spiritual nurturing
8. Quality of life
9. Provide opportunity for choice and to have some control over their life. (they can say no)
10. Continuation of involvement in community interests and ties.
Benefits of Activities correct answers 1. Reduce Cardiovascular and respiratory risks
2. Maintain or improve range of motion (ROM)
3. Reduce risks for skin breakdown
4. Improved mental stimulation and functioning
5. Alleviate symptoms of depression
6. Helps calm anxiety
7. Promote confidence and independence
,8. Relieves stress
1. When a person gets old, they cannot learn new skills. correct answers False
2. If residents are not physically moving bed sores can result. correct answers true
3. You want to plan most of your activities around physical action because being physical is the
goal of having activities. correct answers False
4. Activities are useful to long term care residents because activities make the day go faster so
residents can go back to sleep. correct answers False
5. When planning activities, you have to keep in mind that they will get residents more anxious.
correct answers true
6. People who have had heart attacks should not participate in an physical activity because it will
rekindle a heart attack. correct answers False
7. Activities have nothing to do with a resident's self-esteem. correct answers False
8. Mental activity is something social services deals with, not the activity department correct
answers False
9. Providing activities for residents helps keep their minds clear correct answers true
Name 4 activities a resident might have enjoyed prior to their entry into a nursing facility. correct
answers painting, cards, reading, cooking
, 11. How many of these activities can you offer in your long term care facility? correct answers
all of them
12. Name 3 activities you could use adaptive equipment for. correct answers Bingo, shopping,
bus trip, etc
13. Name 3 activities that you can provide that gives the residents some kind of exercise. correct
answers morning exercise, stretching, balloon volley
Name 3 Activities you could offer that would increase socialization between the residents.
correct answers favorite color discussion, where they were born discussion, toilet paper game.
15. How might you meet the unconventional spiritual needs of a resident? correct answers By
getting to know them and finding out what those needs are and if possible going with them/
joining them to learn more
16. Name 3 community groups that could be involved with your residents. correct answers
schools, boy scouts, churches
17. Name 3 places in the community where you could take your residents. correct answers Zoo,
shopping mall, grocery store.
Scope of Activities correct answers how diverse are your residents in their needs, are you
providing activities to meet the needs of your residents
activity Assessments correct answers to learn, determine physiological/ psychological/social
issues-to better serve the person's needs
Assessments-when and how to do these correct answers MDS assessment due within two days of
admission. Activity assessment=done within the first 5 days (7days total) and do your Initial
summary, (that you get from your initial assessment) from that you get your
