CMC Needs Assessment & Intake Forms 2

Question 1

During an intake assessment, a client reports intermittent dizziness when standing. What is the most appropriate immediate action?

Accepted Answer

Refer the client to a physician before continuing the mobility evaluation

Answer

Intermittent dizziness upon standing may indicate orthostatic hypotension or another medical condition requiring physician clearance before a mobility assessment proceeds.

Question 2

Which component of the intake form captures the client's ability to perform daily activities without assistance?

Accepted Answer

Functional status and ADL inventory

Answer

The functional status and ADL (Activities of Daily Living) inventory documents the client's current independence level for tasks such as bathing, dressing, and mobility.

Question 3

A caregiver accompanies a client with cognitive impairment to an intake appointment. When gathering history, the CMC should:

Accepted Answer

Gather information from both the client and caregiver while respecting the client's dignity

Answer

Best practice is to involve both the client and caregiver to obtain accurate history while preserving the client's autonomy and dignity.

Question 4

Which measurement is MOST critical when assessing a client for a manual wheelchair during intake?

Accepted Answer

Seated hip width

Answer

Seated hip width is the primary dimension used to determine wheelchair seat width to ensure proper fit and pressure distribution.

Question 5

An intake form includes a section on 'living situation.' Why is this information relevant to mobility equipment selection?

Accepted Answer

It identifies environmental barriers that affect equipment choice

Answer

Living situation data reveals barriers such as stairs, narrow doorways, or carpet that directly influence which mobility device will be functional in the client's home.

(CMC) Certified Mobility Consultant Practice Test

(CMC) Certified Mobility Consultant Practice Test

CMC Needs Assessment & Intake Forms 2