ACC Evaluation & Documentation 2

Question 1

Which federal regulation requires activity programs in long-term care facilities to be directed by a qualified professional?

Accepted Answer

OBRA 1987

Answer

OBRA 1987 (Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act) established requirements for activity programs in long-term care facilities, mandating qualified activity professionals.

Question 2

When documenting a resident's response to an activity on a progress note, which element is MOST important to include?

Accepted Answer

Observable, measurable behavioral outcomes of the resident

Answer

Progress notes must document observable, measurable behavioral outcomes to demonstrate the resident's functional response and the activity's therapeutic value.

Question 3

A Minimum Data Set (MDS) Section F assesses which domain relevant to activity programming?

Accepted Answer

Preferences for customary routine and activities

Answer

MDS Section F specifically captures preferences for customary routine and activities, informing individualized care planning for residents.

Question 4

An activity professional notices a resident who previously enjoyed gardening now refuses all programs. What should be the FIRST documentation step?

Accepted Answer

Document the change in behavior and notify the interdisciplinary team

Answer

A change in a resident's participation pattern must be documented promptly and communicated to the IDT, as it may signal a change in condition.

Question 5

What is the purpose of a quarterly activity assessment?

Accepted Answer

To evaluate whether current programming meets the resident's changing needs

Answer

Quarterly assessments ensure the activity care plan remains current and responsive to the resident's evolving physical, cognitive, and psychosocial status.

(ACC) Activity Consultant Certified Practice Test

(ACC) Activity Consultant Certified Practice Test

ACC Evaluation & Documentation 2