CAD Activity Programming and Planning 2

Question 1

When selecting activities for a diverse resident population, the activity director should prioritize:

Accepted Answer

Activities that reflect the cultural backgrounds and preferences of residents

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Activities that are cheapest to run

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Activities that require the least staff involvement

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The same activities used at other facilities

Question 2

Which of the following is an example of a community integration activity?

Accepted Answer

A trip to a local farmer's market

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Bingo in the dining room

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Chair exercises in the activity room

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A movie shown on the facility TV

Question 3

Which domain is NOT typically included in a comprehensive activity program?

Accepted Answer

Financial advising

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Social

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Spiritual

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Physical

Question 4

Intergenerational programming in long-term care primarily benefits residents by:

Accepted Answer

Providing a sense of purpose and connection with younger generations

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Reducing the need for paid staff

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Lowering facility liability

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Eliminating the need for structured activities

Question 5

An activity director notices that a resident consistently refuses to attend group activities. The best response is to:

Accepted Answer

Explore the reason for refusal and offer alternative engagement options

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Document the refusal and take no further action

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Force the resident to attend for their own good

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Remove the resident from the activity plan

Question 6

Which of the following activities best addresses the physical domain of resident well-being?

Accepted Answer

Chair yoga

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Bible study group

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Reminiscence therapy

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Trivia game