CSOWM Exam- Assessment with question and answer
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Terms in this set (91)
What are causes of Obesity? Metabolic factors
Genetics
Psychological
Disease(s)
Medication(s)
Environment
Food Choices
Socioeconomic Factors
Exercise/Level of activity
Smoking Cessation and efforts
Hormones, Endocrine factors (DM/thyroid)
Race, sex, age factors
Ethnic and cultural factors
Pregnancy and menopause
Hx of gestational DM
Lactation Hx (in mothers)
What can Obesity impact? It impacts
Education,
Travel,
Politics,
Social media, and
Everyday living.
, Who is involved in the interdisciplinary care Physicians: surgeons, obesity medicine specialists, PCPs
team for patients with obesity? Advanced HC Providers: Nurse practitioners, Physician
assistants, Clinical nurse specialists
Nursing
Nutriton
Behavioral Health Providers
Pharmacists/pharmacologists
Exercise specialists
Clinical reviewer
Coordinator
Navigators
Researchers
Educators
Politicians
Parents
Other
When developing a treatment plan for an Prochaska and Di Clemente's Transtheoretical Model on
individual, what is usually used to assess Readiness to Change and Stages of Change.
readiness for change?
What are the stages of change? Pre-contemplation
Contemplation
Preparation
Action
Maintenance
What does the Pre-contemplation stage Patients are not willing to change and appears to be resistant
entail? and unmotivated.
"I don't have a problem. "
Do not engage**
What does the Contemplation stage entail? Patient is ambivalent or uncertain as to whether they want to
make a change
"I might have a problem"
Consider engaging**
What does the Preparation stage entail? Patient is now thinking about behavior change and is actually
planning their first steps.
"I will change"
What does the Action stage entail? Patient now is motivated to change and receptive to the
conversations related to potential behavior change
interventions and ready to go.
"I am making changes."
What does the Maintenance stage entail? Patient continues with behavior changes and practices healthy
strategies to continue to maintain success.
"I am living a new life."
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Students also studied
C
Terms in this set (91)
What are causes of Obesity? Metabolic factors
Genetics
Psychological
Disease(s)
Medication(s)
Environment
Food Choices
Socioeconomic Factors
Exercise/Level of activity
Smoking Cessation and efforts
Hormones, Endocrine factors (DM/thyroid)
Race, sex, age factors
Ethnic and cultural factors
Pregnancy and menopause
Hx of gestational DM
Lactation Hx (in mothers)
What can Obesity impact? It impacts
Education,
Travel,
Politics,
Social media, and
Everyday living.
, Who is involved in the interdisciplinary care Physicians: surgeons, obesity medicine specialists, PCPs
team for patients with obesity? Advanced HC Providers: Nurse practitioners, Physician
assistants, Clinical nurse specialists
Nursing
Nutriton
Behavioral Health Providers
Pharmacists/pharmacologists
Exercise specialists
Clinical reviewer
Coordinator
Navigators
Researchers
Educators
Politicians
Parents
Other
When developing a treatment plan for an Prochaska and Di Clemente's Transtheoretical Model on
individual, what is usually used to assess Readiness to Change and Stages of Change.
readiness for change?
What are the stages of change? Pre-contemplation
Contemplation
Preparation
Action
Maintenance
What does the Pre-contemplation stage Patients are not willing to change and appears to be resistant
entail? and unmotivated.
"I don't have a problem. "
Do not engage**
What does the Contemplation stage entail? Patient is ambivalent or uncertain as to whether they want to
make a change
"I might have a problem"
Consider engaging**
What does the Preparation stage entail? Patient is now thinking about behavior change and is actually
planning their first steps.
"I will change"
What does the Action stage entail? Patient now is motivated to change and receptive to the
conversations related to potential behavior change
interventions and ready to go.
"I am making changes."
What does the Maintenance stage entail? Patient continues with behavior changes and practices healthy
strategies to continue to maintain success.
"I am living a new life."
