NSHCOA EXAM 100% GUARANTEED
PASS
1.
The WHO recommends a change in the management of chronic conditions.
What is it?
a.
Improved diagnostics
b.
sharing of interventions globally
c.
actively engaged patients
d.
more friends/family support - correct answers -c.
actively engaged patients
2.
,The primary difference between a health coaching approach and that of a traditional
medical
approach is that health coaching revolves around the client's:
a.
health condition(s)
b.
literacy level
c.
family support
d.
social context of his/her life - correct answers -d.
social context of his/her life
3.
To determine the legal implications of giving nutrition guidance as a health coach, you
should
contact:
a.
a local attorney
b.
American Bar Association
c.
your state board of health licensure
d.
legal Information Guide - correct answers -c.
your state board of health licensure
4.
Peer coaching has all of the following primary features
except:
a.
telephonic medium
b.
social media
c.
pedometers and scales
d.
health coaches - correct answers -d.
health coaches
5.
Today, 95-99% of chronic condition care is actually managed by:
a.
the individual with the condition
b.
home healthcare nurses
, c.
trained physicians and other paraprofessionals
d.
case managers - correct answers -a.
the individual with the condition
6.
The primary difference between health coaching and wellness coaching is the:
a.
length of the encounter
b.
location of the encounter
c.
client type
d.
cost of service - correct answers -c.
client type
7.
Evidence-based health coaching emerged as a result of
:
a.
the high cost of chronic condition management
b.
a physician's work with an employer
c.
behavioral health research
d.
a hospital-homecare collaborative - correct answers -a.
the high cost of chronic condition management
Deci's Self-Determination Theory posits that:
a.
the degree to which psychosocial needs are unmet will have a detrimental impact on
one's health and wellness
b.
the individual should always decide what's best for him/herself
c.
better results will be achieved if the individual him/herself determines what is best
d.
one's determination to meet the goal is indicative of whether one's goal is likely to be
met - correct answers -a.
the degree to which psychosocial needs are unmet will have a detrimental impact on
one's health and wellness
9.
PASS
1.
The WHO recommends a change in the management of chronic conditions.
What is it?
a.
Improved diagnostics
b.
sharing of interventions globally
c.
actively engaged patients
d.
more friends/family support - correct answers -c.
actively engaged patients
2.
,The primary difference between a health coaching approach and that of a traditional
medical
approach is that health coaching revolves around the client's:
a.
health condition(s)
b.
literacy level
c.
family support
d.
social context of his/her life - correct answers -d.
social context of his/her life
3.
To determine the legal implications of giving nutrition guidance as a health coach, you
should
contact:
a.
a local attorney
b.
American Bar Association
c.
your state board of health licensure
d.
legal Information Guide - correct answers -c.
your state board of health licensure
4.
Peer coaching has all of the following primary features
except:
a.
telephonic medium
b.
social media
c.
pedometers and scales
d.
health coaches - correct answers -d.
health coaches
5.
Today, 95-99% of chronic condition care is actually managed by:
a.
the individual with the condition
b.
home healthcare nurses
, c.
trained physicians and other paraprofessionals
d.
case managers - correct answers -a.
the individual with the condition
6.
The primary difference between health coaching and wellness coaching is the:
a.
length of the encounter
b.
location of the encounter
c.
client type
d.
cost of service - correct answers -c.
client type
7.
Evidence-based health coaching emerged as a result of
:
a.
the high cost of chronic condition management
b.
a physician's work with an employer
c.
behavioral health research
d.
a hospital-homecare collaborative - correct answers -a.
the high cost of chronic condition management
Deci's Self-Determination Theory posits that:
a.
the degree to which psychosocial needs are unmet will have a detrimental impact on
one's health and wellness
b.
the individual should always decide what's best for him/herself
c.
better results will be achieved if the individual him/herself determines what is best
d.
one's determination to meet the goal is indicative of whether one's goal is likely to be
met - correct answers -a.
the degree to which psychosocial needs are unmet will have a detrimental impact on
one's health and wellness
9.
