NU665 WEEK 2 QUIZ MI UPDATE
VERIFIED QUESTIONS & DETAILED
EXPLANATIONS GRADED A+
Professional Academic Assistance Services
How does MI work? - Answer: by activating patients' own
motivation for change and adherence to treatment
The 3 components of the "spirit of MI" - Answer: collaboration
evocative
honoring of patient autonomy
Collaborative - Answer: cooperative; working together
MI rests on a cooperative and collaborative partnership
between the patient and the clinician.
Joint decision making
Evocative - Answer: Instead of telling patients what they lack,
Evocative processes seeks to draw out what patient's already
have
i.e to activate their own motivation and resources for change
, Each patient has personal goals, values, and aspirations
Part of MI is connecting the health behavior change to things
patient's care about (their own values and concerns)
Honoring patient autonomy - Answer: The patient ultimately
decides what to do and makes their own choices. MI requires a
certain degree of detachment from the outcomes.
Clinicians must recognize and honor autonomy as a key element
of health behavior change
Sometimes you need to acknowledge and honor someone's
right or freedom not to change in order to make change
possible. Humans tend to resist being told or coerced into
change
4 guiding principles of MI - Answer: 1. resist the righting reflex
2. to understand and explore the patient's own motivation
3. to listen with empathy
4. to empower the patient, encouraging hope and optimism.
RULE
Resist, Understand, Listen, Empower
VERIFIED QUESTIONS & DETAILED
EXPLANATIONS GRADED A+
Professional Academic Assistance Services
How does MI work? - Answer: by activating patients' own
motivation for change and adherence to treatment
The 3 components of the "spirit of MI" - Answer: collaboration
evocative
honoring of patient autonomy
Collaborative - Answer: cooperative; working together
MI rests on a cooperative and collaborative partnership
between the patient and the clinician.
Joint decision making
Evocative - Answer: Instead of telling patients what they lack,
Evocative processes seeks to draw out what patient's already
have
i.e to activate their own motivation and resources for change
, Each patient has personal goals, values, and aspirations
Part of MI is connecting the health behavior change to things
patient's care about (their own values and concerns)
Honoring patient autonomy - Answer: The patient ultimately
decides what to do and makes their own choices. MI requires a
certain degree of detachment from the outcomes.
Clinicians must recognize and honor autonomy as a key element
of health behavior change
Sometimes you need to acknowledge and honor someone's
right or freedom not to change in order to make change
possible. Humans tend to resist being told or coerced into
change
4 guiding principles of MI - Answer: 1. resist the righting reflex
2. to understand and explore the patient's own motivation
3. to listen with empathy
4. to empower the patient, encouraging hope and optimism.
RULE
Resist, Understand, Listen, Empower
