CAD Documentation and Regulatory Compliance

Question 1

Under federal regulations, activity documentation must demonstrate that programming:

Accepted Answer

Meets each resident's individual interests and needs

Answer

Federal regulations require that activity documentation show individualized programming tailored to each resident's needs and interests.

Question 2

The MDS (Minimum Data Set) Section F focuses on:

Accepted Answer

Resident preferences for daily life and activities

Answer

MDS Section F captures resident preferences for daily routines and activities to inform person-centered care planning.

Question 3

Which of the following is NOT typically included in an activity progress note?

Accepted Answer

Physician's medication orders

Answer

Activity progress notes document participation, response, and behavioral observations, not physician medication orders.

Question 4

When a resident refuses an activity, the activity director should document:

Accepted Answer

The refusal, the reason if known, and any alternative offered

Answer

Thorough documentation of refusals, reasons, and alternatives demonstrates respect for autonomy and professional accountability.

Question 5

Care plan goals for activity services should be:

Accepted Answer

Specific, measurable, and tied to the resident's individual preferences and needs

Answer

Effective care plan goals are specific, measurable, and individualized to each resident's unique preferences and needs.

CAD - Certified Activity Director Practice Test