CSOWM Module 3- Intervention || 100% Errorless Answers.
Prochaska's - and Di Clemente's Transtheoretical Model on Readiness to Change and Stages of
Change correct answers - Pre-contemplation
- Contemplation
- Preparation
- Action
- Maintenance
- Termination
Interventions are based on what? correct answers Patients readiness to change
Stage of change in which the patient is not willing to change, appears to be resistant and
unmotivated correct answers Pre-contemplation
Stage of change in which the patient is ambivalent or uncertain as to whether they want to make
a behavior change correct answers contemplation stage
Stage of change in which the patient is now thinking about a behavior change and actually
planning first steps correct answers Preparation stage
Stage of change in which the patient now is motivated to change and receptive to conversations
related to potential behavior change interventions and ready to go correct answers Action stage
Stage of change in which the patient continues with behavior changes and practices healthy
strategies to continue to maintain success correct answers Maintenance stage
True or False
, Readiness to change may also need to be assessed in significant others as they may be involved
with the treatment plan. correct answers True
True or False
Healthcare professionals must inform and educate about treatment options to offer patients with
obesity a wide range of options to personalize treatment correct answers True
Options for obesity treatment based on risk and costs in order correct answers Lifestyle treatment
Lifestyle treatment + medication
Very low-calorie diet options
Metabolic/Bariatric Surgery
What does lifestyle treatment of obesity include correct answers nutrition, physical activity,
behavioral change program
Diet recommendations for lifestyle interventions correct answers Low calorie diet (120-
1500kcal/day for women and 1500-1800kcals/day for men)
using dietary approaches based on patient preference and health aspects
Physical Activity recommendations for lifestyle interventions correct answers > or equal to
150min/wk of aerobic activity to 300 min/wk for additional benefits
bonus with muscle strengthening for 2-3 days/wk
Frequency and duration recommendations for lifestyle interventions correct answers > or equal
to 14 in person counseling sessions (individual or group) in the first 6 months with a trained
interventionist
Prochaska's - and Di Clemente's Transtheoretical Model on Readiness to Change and Stages of
Change correct answers - Pre-contemplation
- Contemplation
- Preparation
- Action
- Maintenance
- Termination
Interventions are based on what? correct answers Patients readiness to change
Stage of change in which the patient is not willing to change, appears to be resistant and
unmotivated correct answers Pre-contemplation
Stage of change in which the patient is ambivalent or uncertain as to whether they want to make
a behavior change correct answers contemplation stage
Stage of change in which the patient is now thinking about a behavior change and actually
planning first steps correct answers Preparation stage
Stage of change in which the patient now is motivated to change and receptive to conversations
related to potential behavior change interventions and ready to go correct answers Action stage
Stage of change in which the patient continues with behavior changes and practices healthy
strategies to continue to maintain success correct answers Maintenance stage
True or False
, Readiness to change may also need to be assessed in significant others as they may be involved
with the treatment plan. correct answers True
True or False
Healthcare professionals must inform and educate about treatment options to offer patients with
obesity a wide range of options to personalize treatment correct answers True
Options for obesity treatment based on risk and costs in order correct answers Lifestyle treatment
Lifestyle treatment + medication
Very low-calorie diet options
Metabolic/Bariatric Surgery
What does lifestyle treatment of obesity include correct answers nutrition, physical activity,
behavioral change program
Diet recommendations for lifestyle interventions correct answers Low calorie diet (120-
1500kcal/day for women and 1500-1800kcals/day for men)
using dietary approaches based on patient preference and health aspects
Physical Activity recommendations for lifestyle interventions correct answers > or equal to
150min/wk of aerobic activity to 300 min/wk for additional benefits
bonus with muscle strengthening for 2-3 days/wk
Frequency and duration recommendations for lifestyle interventions correct answers > or equal
to 14 in person counseling sessions (individual or group) in the first 6 months with a trained
interventionist
