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Rancho Levels

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  1. 1Level 1 - [blank_start]No Response[blank_end]
    Level 2 - [blank_start]Generalized Response[blank_end]
    Level 3 – [blank_start]Localized Response[blank_end]
    Level 4 – [blank_start]Confused & Agitated[blank_end]
    Level 5 – [blank_start]Confused, Inappropriate, & Non-Agitated[blank_end]
    Level 6 – [blank_start]Confused & Appropriate[blank_end]
    Level 7 – [blank_start]Automatic & Appropriate[blank_end]
    Level 8 – [blank_start]Purposeful & Appropriate[blank_end]    Imagem da pergunta 1
    1. ANo Response
    2. BGeneralized Response
    3. CLocalized Response
    4. DConfused & Agitated
    5. EConfused, Inappropriate, & Non-Agitated
    6. FConfused & Appropriate
    7. GAutomatic & Appropriate
    8. HPurposeful & Appropriate
  2. 2At which Rancho Level would you categorize your patient, if the following were true?
    • Responds to repeated auditory stimuli with increased or decreased activity.
    • Responds to external stimuli with gross body movement and/or not purposeful vocalization.
    • Responses noted above may be same regardless of type and location of stimulation.
    • Responses may be significantly delayed.
    1. ALevel 2 - Generalized Response
    2. BLevel 3 - Localized Response
    3. CLevel 4 - Confused and Agitated
    4. DLevel 5 - Confused, Inappropriate, and Non-Agitated
  3. 3At which Rancho Level would you categorize your patient, if the following were true?
    • Demonstrates withdrawal or vocalization to painful stimuli.
    • Turns toward or away from auditory stimuli.
    • Blinks when strong light crosses visual field.
    • Follows moving object passed within visual field.
    • Responds to discomfort by pulling tubes or restraints.
    • Responds inconsistently to simple commands.
    • Responses directly related to type of stimulus.
    • May respond to some persons (especially family and friends) but not to others.
    1. ALevel 2 - Generalized Response
    2. BLevel 3 - Localized Response
    3. CLevel 4 - Confused and Agitated
    4. DLevel 5 - Confused, Inappropriate, and Non-Agitated
  4. 4At which Rancho Level would you categorize your patient, if the following were true?
    • Alert and in heightened state of activity.
    • Purposeful attempts to remove restraints or tubes or crawl out of bed.
    • May perform motor activities such as sitting, reaching and walking but without any apparent purpose or upon another's request.
    • Very brief and usually non-purposeful moments of sustained alternatives and divided attention.
    • Absent short-term memory.
    • May cry out or scream out of proportion to stimulus even after its removal.
    • May exhibit aggressive or flight behavior.
    • Mood may swing from euphoric to hostile with no apparent relationship to environmental events.
    • Unable to cooperate with treatment efforts.
    • Verbalizations are frequently incoherent and/or inappropriate to activity or environment.
    1. ALevel 4 - Confused and Agitated
    2. BLevel 5 - Confused, Inappropriate, & Non-Agitated
    3. CLevel 6 - Confused & Appropriate
    4. DLevel 7 - Automatic & Appropriate
  5. 5At which Rancho Level would you categorize your patient, if the following were true?
    • Alert, but may wander randomly or with a vague intention of going home.
    • May become agitated in response to external stimulation, and/or lack of environmental structure.
    • Not oriented to person, place or time.
    • Frequent brief periods, non-purposeful sustained attention.
    • Severely impaired recent memory, with confusion of past and present in reaction to ongoing activity.
    • Absent goal- directed, problem solving, self-monitoring behavior.
    • Often demonstrates inappropriate use of objects without external direction.
    • May be able to perform previously learned tasks when structured and cues provided.
    • Unable to learn new information.
    • Able to respond appropriately to simple commands fairly consistently with external structures and cues.
    • Responses to simple commands without external structure are random and non-purposeful in relation to command.
    • Able to converse on a social, automatic level for brief periods of time when provided external structure and cues.
    • Verbalizations about present events become inappropriate and confabulatory when external structure and cues are not provided.
    1. ALevel 4 - Confused & Agitated
    2. BLevel 5 - Confused, Inappropriate, & Non-Agitated
    3. CLevel 6 - Confused & Appropriate
    4. DLevel 7 - Automatic & Appropriate
    5. ELevel 8 - Purposeful & Appropriate
  6. 6At which Rancho Level would you categorize your patient, if the following were true?
    • Inconsistently oriented to person, time and place.
    • Able to attend to highly familiar tasks in non-distracting environment for 30 minutes with moderate redirection.
    • Remote memory has more depth and detail than recent memory.
    • Vague recognition of some staff.
    • Able to use assistive memory aide with maximum assistance.
    • Emerging awareness of appropriate response to self, family and basic needs.
    • Moderate assist to problem solve barriers to task completion.
    • Supervised for old learning (e.g. self care).
    • Shows carry over for relearned familiar tasks (e.g. self care).
    • Maximum assistance for new learning with little or nor carry over.
    • Unaware of impairments, disabilities and safety risks.
    • Consistently follows simple directions.
    • Verbal expressions are appropriate in highly familiar and structured situations.
    1. ALevel 4 - Confused & Agitated
    2. BLevel 5 - Confused, Inappropriate, & Non-Agitated
    3. CLevel 6 - Confused & Appropriate
    4. DLevel 7 - Automatic & Appropriate
  7. 7At which Rancho Level would you categorize your patient, if the following were true?
    • Consistently oriented to person and place, within highly familiar environments. Moderate assistance for orientation to time.
    • Able to attend to highly familiar tasks in a non-distraction environment for at least 30 minutes with minimal assist to complete tasks.
    • Minimal supervision for new learning.
    • Demonstrates carry over of new learning.
    • Initiates and carries out steps to complete familiar personal and household routine but has shallow recall of what he/she has been doing.
    • Able to monitor accuracy and completeness of each step in routine personal and household ADLs and modify plan with minimal assistance.
    • Superficial awareness of his/her condition but unaware of specific impairments and disabilities and the limits they place on his/her ability to safely, accurately and completely carry out his/her household, community, work and leisure ADLs.
    • Minimal supervision for safety in routine home and community activities.
    • Unrealistic planning for the future.
    • Unable to think about consequences of a decision or action.
    • Overestimates abilities.
    • Unaware of others' needs and feelings.
    • Oppositional/uncooperative.
    • Unable to recognize inappropriate social interaction behavior.
    1. ALevel 4 - Confused & Agitated
    2. BLevel 5 - Confused, Inappropriate, & Non-Agitated
    3. CLevel 6 - Confused & Appropriate
    4. DLevel 7 - Automatic & Appropriate
    5. ELevel 8 - Purposeful & Appropriate
  8. 8At which Rancho Level would you categorize your patient, if the following were true?
    • Consistently oriented to person, place and time.
    • Independently attends to and completes familiar tasks for 1 hour in distracting environments.
    • Able to recall and integrate past and recent events.
    • Uses assistive memory devices to recall daily schedule, 'to do' lists and record critical information for later use with stand-by assistance.
    • Initiates and carries out steps to complete familiar personal, household, community, work and leisure routines with stand-by assistance and can modify the plan when needed with minimal assistance.
    • Requires no assistance once new tasks/activities are learned.
    • Aware of and acknowledges impairments and disabilities when they interfere with task completion but requires stand-by assistance to take appropriate corrective action.
    • Thinks about consequences of a decision or action with minimal assistance.
    • Overestimates or underestimates abilities.
    • Acknowledges others' needs and feelings and responds appropriately with minimal assistance.
    • Depressed.
    • Irritable.
    • Low frustration tolerance/easily angered.
    • Argumentative.
    • Self-centered.
    • Uncharacteristically dependent/independent.
    • Able to recognize and acknowledge inappropriate social interaction behavior while it is occurring and takes corrective action with minimal assistance.
    1. ALevel 4 - Confused & Agitated
    2. BLevel 5 - Confused, Inappropriate, & Non-Agitated
    3. CLevel 6 - Confused & Appropriate
    4. DLevel 7 - Automatic & Appropriate
    5. ELevel 8 - Purposeful & Appropriate
  9. 9Patient does not respond to external stimuli and appears asleep.
    1. ALevel 1
    2. BLevel 2
    3. CLevel 3
    4. DLevel 4
    5. ELevel 5
    6. FLevel 6
    7. GLevel 7
    8. HLevel 8
  10. 10Patient reacts to external stimuli in nonspecific, inconsistent, and nonpurposeful manner with stereotypic and limited responses.
    1. ALevel 1
    2. BLevel 2
    3. CLevel 3
    4. DLevel 4
    5. ELevel 5
    6. FLevel 6
    7. GLevel 7
    8. HLevel 8

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USA - NM1 Quiz sobre Rancho Levels, criado por Ben Williams em 09-08-2017.
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