NCCAP NATIONAL EXAM UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers
a meeting that takes place for residents to discuss the
Resident Council
happenings of the facility.
All things residents do in waking hours- not treatment but
Activity
contributes to quality of life.
A physical form of a continuing educational accomplish-
Certification
ment
Leaisure Independent, relaxed
speaking out, writing down, calling in for a policy you
Advocacy
believe isn't right
Recreation The act of doing things more structured.
Interpretive guidlines Smaller complex meanings of of rules
Professionalism certain behavior skills knowledge relates to profession
Accountability to take credit for (for being accountable for)
Professional Organization Structure of a specific career
Departmentalization To organize through different departments
An act of public announcing through silent or voice, about
Protesting
a policy that is not right in your mind
Profession a career
When a facility is tested on their policies, if they are not
Survey Process
meeting the guidelines, they are given a deficiency
Responsibility being responsible for.
Ethics moral behavior/right/wrong
CCRC Continuing Care Retirement Community- Shannondell :)
Activism to speak out about something you are passionate about
NCCAP National Creitition Certification Activity PRofession
, When a facility gets a strike for not following regulations
Deficiency
demanded by the state
how one experiences a timetable of life events and society
Life Course Perspective
looks upon how a person chooses his/her life course
Life Span maximum number of years a person can survive.
when a commonly aged group of people in research in-
Cohort Effect directly affect results due to their common age-related
influence.
theory that variation is not a stagnant outcome but rather
Cumulative Disadvantage
is a growing process that unfolds over the life course.
Functional Age the age at which one functions
opposite of sickness/ individualized/ accomplished at any
Wellness
age.
care for residents who suffer form a chronic or serious, life
Palliative Care
threatening illness --with no time frame
a way of combining people together by category using
Age Grades
age as a social sorted piece.
the feature of having experience, knowledge, and good
Wisdom
decision making (being wise)
everyday skills needed to meet the demands of one's en-
Adaptive Skills
vironment (to take care of self and to interact with others)
care for residents who suffer form a chronic or serious, life
Hospice
threatening illness-- 6 months up to live
a written statement of a person's wishes regarding their
Advance Directives
medical treatment, usually includes a living will
woman psychologist who identified 5 stages of dying. This
Kubler-Ross
process is individualized by each person.
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a meeting that takes place for residents to discuss the
Resident Council
happenings of the facility.
All things residents do in waking hours- not treatment but
Activity
contributes to quality of life.
A physical form of a continuing educational accomplish-
Certification
ment
Leaisure Independent, relaxed
speaking out, writing down, calling in for a policy you
Advocacy
believe isn't right
Recreation The act of doing things more structured.
Interpretive guidlines Smaller complex meanings of of rules
Professionalism certain behavior skills knowledge relates to profession
Accountability to take credit for (for being accountable for)
Professional Organization Structure of a specific career
Departmentalization To organize through different departments
An act of public announcing through silent or voice, about
Protesting
a policy that is not right in your mind
Profession a career
When a facility is tested on their policies, if they are not
Survey Process
meeting the guidelines, they are given a deficiency
Responsibility being responsible for.
Ethics moral behavior/right/wrong
CCRC Continuing Care Retirement Community- Shannondell :)
Activism to speak out about something you are passionate about
NCCAP National Creitition Certification Activity PRofession
, When a facility gets a strike for not following regulations
Deficiency
demanded by the state
how one experiences a timetable of life events and society
Life Course Perspective
looks upon how a person chooses his/her life course
Life Span maximum number of years a person can survive.
when a commonly aged group of people in research in-
Cohort Effect directly affect results due to their common age-related
influence.
theory that variation is not a stagnant outcome but rather
Cumulative Disadvantage
is a growing process that unfolds over the life course.
Functional Age the age at which one functions
opposite of sickness/ individualized/ accomplished at any
Wellness
age.
care for residents who suffer form a chronic or serious, life
Palliative Care
threatening illness --with no time frame
a way of combining people together by category using
Age Grades
age as a social sorted piece.
the feature of having experience, knowledge, and good
Wisdom
decision making (being wise)
everyday skills needed to meet the demands of one's en-
Adaptive Skills
vironment (to take care of self and to interact with others)
care for residents who suffer form a chronic or serious, life
Hospice
threatening illness-- 6 months up to live
a written statement of a person's wishes regarding their
Advance Directives
medical treatment, usually includes a living will
woman psychologist who identified 5 stages of dying. This
Kubler-Ross
process is individualized by each person.
2/6
