CAD Therapeutic Techniques and Interventions 2

Question 1

Reality orientation as a therapeutic technique is most appropriate for:

Accepted Answer

Residents with mild cognitive impairment who can benefit from orientation to time, place, and person

Answer

Reality orientation is most appropriate for residents with mild to moderate cognitive impairment who can still benefit from reorientation without increased distress.

Question 2

Which of the following is an example of a one-to-one activity intervention?

Accepted Answer

Reading aloud to a bedbound resident

Answer

One-to-one interventions are individual, personalized sessions such as reading to a bedbound resident who cannot participate in group activities.

Question 3

Which therapeutic modality uses storytelling and narrative to help residents process life experiences?

Accepted Answer

Life review therapy

Answer

Life review therapy uses structured storytelling and narrative techniques to help residents reflect on and find meaning in their life experiences.

Question 4

Sensory stimulation activities are especially beneficial for residents who:

Accepted Answer

Are minimally conscious or in late-stage dementia with limited ability to engage in structured activities

Answer

Sensory stimulation activities engage residents with very limited cognitive or physical function through tactile, auditory, visual, and olfactory experiences.

Question 5

Which of the following therapeutic intervention techniques is based on the idea that movement and dance promote emotional expression and well-being?

Accepted Answer

Dance/movement therapy

Answer

Dance/movement therapy uses body movement as the medium for therapeutic intervention, promoting emotional expression, social engagement, and physical well-being.

CAD - Certified Activity Director Practice Test

CAD - Certified Activity Director Practice Test

CAD Therapeutic Techniques and Interventions 2