Advancing Care in Behavioral Health Through Lighting

HCD Virtual 2020 On-Demand Quizzes

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* 1. Lighting data was collected from two care sites in this study. The two care sites were located in:

Portland, Oregon and Boulder, Colorado

Boulder, Colorado and Boulder, Colorado

Boston, Massachusetts and Portland, Oregon

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* 2. Which of the following was not an evidence-based design data collection activity used to inform the behavioral health inpatient unit design?

Staff questionnaires

Patient focus groups

Cardboard mockups and simulations

Isovist visibility calculations

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* 3. What space is located at the center of the new advanced care inpatient unit?

Nurse station

Outdoor courtyard

Patient Rooms

Computer room

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* 4. Exposing a day-active person to bright light at night is MOST likely to result in a decrease in:

Alertness

Seasonal affective disorder

Melanopsin

Circadian disruption

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* 5. Patients can control lighting in the patient bedroom by:

Manually overriding the intensity programmed settings via a keypad

Manually overriding the spectral color settings via a keypad

Asking a staff member to change the light settings

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* 6. Which of the following was not included among the wearable data shared in the presentation?

Blue light

CCT

Intensity

Motion

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* 7. Compared to the old traditional care site, nightshift staff were exposed to _____ blue light content at the advanced care facility.

Less

The same amount

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* 8. Staff reported ______ of lighting related patient complaints at the new advanced care site compared to the old traditional care site .

Less frequency

More frequency

The same frequency

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* 9. A potential study confound reported was:

Seasonal variation in staff exposure data collections

Accuracy of the wearable sensor device

Change from adult to pediatric patient population

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* 10. Which statement was an implication suggested by results of our study:

There is a need for lower light level intensity to support nightshift staff health

Manual override control usage yields meaningful occupancy and performance data

Patients prefer static fluorescent lighting to tunable LED lighting

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* 11. Contact Information

Name

Company

Email Address

Phone Number

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* 12. Continuing Education Credits

AIA #

IDCEC #

EDAC

Other: certificate of completion