KELS et al

Question 1

What is the KELS?

Answer 1

• Kohlman evaluation of living skills
• Standardized assessment
• Quick and simple evaluation of a person’s living skills
• Recommendations for living situations
• Case by case situation (by individual pt situation)

Question 2

What ares does the KELS measure?

Answer 2

• Self-care
• Money management
• Safety & Health
• Community mobility & phone
• Employment & Leisure participation

Question 3

What is the goal of the KELS?

Answer 3

-To match living environment with a person’s strengths, enabling the person to live safely in the least restrictive environment

Question 4

What areas does the COPM measure?

Answer 4

• self-care
• productivity
• leisure

Question 5

Describe Becks Depression Inventory

Answer 5

• 21 item self-report multiple choice inventory
• Indicates the severity of depression
• Monitors a pt change over time

Question 6

A score of over 40 on the Becks Depression Inventory would indicate what level of depression?

Answer 6

Extreme depression

Question 7

A score that is between 17-20 would indicate what level of depression according to Becks Depression Inventory?

Answer 7

Borderline clinical depression

Question 8

What test looks at functional cognitive performance and consists of the therapist asking the patient random questions while the patient completes the task of scheduling appointments?

Answer 8

Weekly Calendar Planning Activity

Question 9

What does the Weekly Calendar Planning Activity measure?

Answer 9

If the patient can ignore distractions, follow directions, plan things out, and if the patient has executive skills to complete the task

Question 10

What is the purpose of the Social Profile?

Answer 10

• To assess group-level functioning during activities

- Social interaction and membership roles in groups

Question 11

What are the 5 levels of the Social Profile?

Answer 11

• Parallel
• Associative
• Basic cooperative
• Supportive cooperative
• Mature

Question 12

What level of the Social Profile acts like a “team” where members take turns in a variety of complementary roles to achieve goals to the activity harmony and efficiency?

Answer 12

Mature

Question 13

What level of the Social Profile involves group members working side by side but DO NOT interact with each other?

Answer 13

Parallel

Question 14

Describe the associative level of the Social Profile

Answer 14

• Group members approach each other briefly in verbal and non-verbal interactions during play, activity, or work
• Ex: “Can you pass me the glue stick?”

Question 15

What level of the Social Profile involves group members aiming to fulfill their needs for mutual emotional satisfaction?

Answer 15

Supportive cooperative

Question 16

Describe the basic cooperative level of the Social Profile

Answer 16

• Group members jointly select, implement, and execute longer play activity or work tasks
• Reasons of mutual self-interest in the goal, project, or fellow members
• Ex: task force at work, AA group