NCCAP Resident Assessment 2

Question 1

Which section of the MDS 3.0 specifically addresses a resident's activity preferences and patterns?

Accepted Answer

Section F - Preferences for Customary Routine and Activities

Answer

Section F of the MDS 3.0 captures resident preferences for customary daily routines and activity interests.

Question 2

When a resident cannot self-report during an activity assessment due to severe cognitive impairment, the activity professional should:

Accepted Answer

Use proxy interviews with family or staff who know the resident well

Answer

Proxy interviews with family members or consistent staff are a valid method when residents cannot self-report.

Question 3

The PELI (Preference for Everyday Living Inventory) is primarily used to:

Accepted Answer

Identify resident preferences to guide person-centered care planning

Answer

The PELI is a validated tool used to identify preferences for everyday living to support individualized, person-centered care.

Question 4

During a resident assessment, the activity professional notes a new resident previously enjoyed gardening but now has limited hand dexterity. The BEST response is to:

Accepted Answer

Adapt gardening activities using raised beds or modified tools

Answer

Adapting activities to match current abilities while honoring past interests is a core principle of person-centered activity programming.

Question 5

A Minimum Data Set (MDS) assessment must be completed within what timeframe after a long-term care resident's admission?

Accepted Answer

14 days

Answer

Federal regulations require the initial comprehensive MDS assessment to be completed within 14 days of admission.

(NCCAP) National Certification Council for Activity Professionals Practice Test

(NCCAP) National Certification Council for Activity Professionals Practice Test

NCCAP Resident Assessment 2