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HOSA BEHAVIORAL HEALTH What % of people 12 and older have drank in the last 12 months? - Answer- 2/3 Has illicit drug use increased in the last decade? To what #? - Answer- Yes. 10% What are the most common drug problem? - Answer- Marajuana, misuse of prescriptions What gender has the highest illicit drug use? - Answer- Men at 4% to women at 2% What ethnic groups have the highest illicit drug dependence? - Answer- Native Americans, Alaska Natives, African Americans. Asians have lo...

HOSA Behavioral Health Adjustment disorder with depressed mood: - Answer- Adjustment disorder with depressed mood: •Symptoms are similar to those of other depressive disorders and include sleep disturbances, feelings of hopelessness and sadness, loss of self-esteem, irritability, difficulty concentrating, and anhedonia. occurs after a stress full events Persistent depressive disorder - Answer- •Chronic depression, most days for at least two years in adults one year for children and ...

HOSA - Behavioral Health 2024 pons - Answer- controls facial expressions Central Nervous system (CNS) - Answer- includes the brain and spinal cord brainstem - Answer- contains midbrain, medulla, and pons; oldest part of brain medulla - Answer- breathing and heart rate cerebellum - Answer- motor coordination and balance reticular formation - Answer- controls mood, arousal, sleep; major source of serotonin and norepinephrine thalamus - Answer- relays sensory input to cerebral ...

HOSA: Behavioral Health Sensory receptors - Answer- sensory nerve ending that responds to a stimulus in the internal or external environment of an organism Neuron - Answer- a specialized cell transmitting nerve impulses; a nerve cell Sensory neurons - Answer- a neuron conducting impulses inwards to the brain or spinal cord Motor neurons - Answer- a nerve cell forming part of a pathway along which impulses pass from the brain or spinal cord to a muscle or gland Interneurons - Answe...

HOSA: Knowledge Test: Behavioral Health Phrenology - Answer- a popular theory that claimed bumps on the skull could reveal our mental abilities or character traits Biological psychology - Answer- the branch of psychology that links biology and behavior Neuron - Answer- a nerve cell Sensory neurons - Answer- neurons that carry incoming information from the sensory receptors to the brain or spinal cord Motor neurons - Answer- neurons that carry outgoing information from the brain an...

HOSA behavioral health knowledge Central Nervous system (CNS) - Answer- includes the brain and spinal cord brainstem - Answer- contains midbrain, medulla, and pons medulla - Answer- controls vital body functions ex: heart rate, breathing pons - Answer- control the management of sleep, arousal, facial expression cerebellum - Answer- maintaining balance and motor coordination cerebellum - Answer- contains more neurons than the rest of the brain midbrain - Answer- controls sens...

Ch 7 OT Roles & Responsibilities Ch7. Activity director - Answer- the practitioner responsible for planning, implementing, and documenting an ongoing program of activities that meet the needs of the residents Ch7. Advanced-level practitioner - Answer- Considered an expert or a resource in the respective role Ch7. Board certification - Answer- Certification for the OT or OTA that incorporates more generalized areas of practice that have an established knowledge base on OT Ch7. Career ...

Chapter 44 OTA Activity Director COTA's are well equipped to serve as - Answer- Activity Director, Coordinator or Supervisor due to educational content Lesiure and social participation is - Answer- focus Services are provided for well and - Answer- disabled participants in community and residential settings Activity Director provides - Answer- meaningful activities in individual and group formats, activities to promote health, optimal level of function and quality of life, responsib...

Activity Director Final Exam T or F: ADL-related activities such as manicures, pedicures, and hairstyles may be considered a part of activity programming. - Answer- True In a Skilled-Nursing Community what does it mean when you have certified beds? - Answer- Beds are certified for Medicare and Medicaid. T or F: Tai-Chi is based on Chinese medicine practices. - Answer- True T or F: It is not necessary to have One-on-One Visits in your community. - Answer- False Progress notes shoul...

Activity Director Basic Study guide for final exam 4 domains but really 5 - Answer- 1. Cognitive 2. physical 3. mental 4. emotional 5. spiritual has been added Purpose of activities - Answer- 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 fo...

Activity Director Certification Exam continuum of care - Answer- Levels of care beginning with care at home, care provided in the community such as adult day centers and institutional care through assisted living and skilled nursing facilities. professional organization - Answer- nonprofit organization that works to improve the image, working conditions, and skill levels of people in particular occupations activism - Answer- The practice of pursuing political or other goals through vigo...

Activity Director What five things can an activity program really do? - Answer- Reduce depression Reduce Confusion Socialization Learn new skills Active Participation Define OBRA - Answer- A facility must provide for a resident's interests, physical, mental, and psychosocial well being. How much time is spent documenting - Answer- 1/3 How much time is spent planning - Answer- 1/3 How much time is spent in groups - Answer- 1/3 What are the exact requirements for the number of a...

Activity Director Class two main theories of aging - Answer- Biological and psychological activity theory - Answer- 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.. - Answer- learn new things the reason women live longer than men is that they have less stress then men - Answer- false Icebreakers are used to.. - Answer- get to know each other when working wi...

MEPAP APC2-ADC Hours legally allowed to work and prohibited exposures - Answer- According to state laws, what must businesses consider when hiring a minor? c) Answers A & B - Answer- The following "Motivation Approach" causes employees to not give their best effort.. c) Give me an example of when you had to deal with change - Answer- Which interview question is "Not" considered "Traditional"? Transforming Leadership - Answer- Empowerment describes ___________________, which hel...

MEPAP - APC OBRA 87 - Answer- The federal law that was set to improve the life and care of those living in long term care. Regulatory Requirements - Answer- A rule or directive made and maintained by an authority. State regulations are in place for nursing homes, medical day care centers and assisted living. Federal regulations are in place for nursing homes only. Interpretive Guidelines - Answer- Publication to help nursing facilities follow the law and aid surveyors to enforce the law...

MEPAP II audit - Answer- a thorough review - can be associated with the charts/medical records or various programs or services. evaluate - Answer- Examine and judge carefully. To judge or determine the significance, worth or quality of something; to assess. salaried staff - Answer- Staff that are paid an automatic sum annually. It is not based upon specific hours worked. per diem staff - Answer- Staff that are called upon to report "as needed". hourly staff - Answer- Staff that ...

MEPAP 1 Definitions Resident Council - Answer- A group of residents who meet regularly to discuss issues related to the long-term care facility. Activity - Answer- Any endeavor, other than routine ADL's, that a resident participates in that is intended to enhance sense of well being and to promote or enhance physical, cognitive and emotional health. Certification - Answer- A credential indicating specific training in a career specialty. Certification of choice for activity professiona...

MEPAP 2 Final Exam Aging changes may cause what kinds of problems when using or taking medications? - Answer- a. Increased time to process and eliminate due to declining liver & kidney function b. Increased brain & nervous system sensitivity to certain medications c. Declining eyesight Which of the following is NOT a behavior that can cause issues in later life (behavioral risk factor)? a. Being a "couch potato" b. Excessive use of tobacco and/or alcohol. c. Inadequate amount of sl...

MEPAP 1-1 Quiz 1 Leisure - Answer- The use of free time and enjoyment. Independent use of free time. Recreation - Answer- Activity that refreshes the body or mind - structured and organized. An activity done when one is not working. Continuum of Care - Answer- Levels of care beginning with care and support at home, care provided in the community such as adult day centers and institutional care through assisted lviing and skilled nursing facilities. Chain of Command - Answer- A clear ...

MEPAP 1 Resident Council - Answer- forum for residents to communicate concerns, issues, complaints, and praises to facility staff Activity - Answer- an action in which a resident participates in order to socialize, build skills, enagage in a hobby, or educate themselves Certification - Answer- going through the necessary steps and education in order to be considered adequate in a field Leisure - Answer- time that is not consumed by work Advocacy - Answer- to promote awareness or w...