What is Health Insurance Portability & Accountability Act of 1996.
100
What is rapport?
What is a relationship or connection with a good sense of understanding and trust.
100
What is matching?
What is word usage, phrasing, tempo and tone of the patient are matched by the nutritional counselor.
100
What does TTM stand for?
What is transtheoretical model.
100
You are considered in the maintenance phase of TTM when you have been taking action for how long?
What is a minimum of six months.
200
What is PHI?
What is Protected Health Information.
200
What are two key components of a physical environment that is conducive to a good communication environment?
What is private space, comfortable furniture, quiet, soft lighting, attractive office, etc.
200
What are open-ended questions and what is their purpose in counseling?
What is open-ended questions seek to evoke longer answers that retrieve relevant information from the respondent using his or her own words. They are better for gaining a more complete understanding (than close-ended questions).
200
What does "DARN change talk" stand for?
What is Desire, Ability, Reason & Need.
200
These types of questions reveal a suggestion or an expected/desired answer.
What are leading questions.
300
What is required for disclosure of PHI?
What is a signed authorization from the patient or his/her legal guardian for release of confidential info.
300
What is empathy?
What is the ability to view feelings from the client's perspective and communicating acceptance and understanding.
300
Identify two barriers to listening discussed in class (HINT: think general, not specific).
What is defensiveness, ignoring emotional cues, preoccupations, word usage, etc.
300
What is decisional balance?
What is the counselor's role in helping the patient weigh the pros and cons of a certain action or behavior change. (Relevant in precontemplative, contemplative and preparation stages.)
300
What year did HIPPA go into effect?
What is 2003.
400
How does HIPPA pertain to health insurance coverage?
What is it allows individuals to maintain health insurance between jobs.
400
What is the first nonverbal trait typically noticed in an interaction?
What is facial expression.
400
What type of response is: "Can you clarify what you mean by healthy foods?"
What is a probing response.
400
Name the six stages of change in order.
What is precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, maintenance and termination.
400
What is self-efficacy?
What is one's confidence or belief in his or her ability to succeed in a given situation or achieve a set goal.
500
Name two individuals or entities that may request access to a patient's PHI.
What is another healthcare facility, media, patient's attorney, researcher, etc.
500
What are the five main components of the communication model?
What is the sender, receiver, message, feedback and barrier(s).
500
Why might you want to avoid evaluative responses in counseling?
What is it places a judgement and makes the patient lose trust, and in turn become closed off and less likely to be up front and honest with the clinician.
500
Role playing, personal testimonies and use of film are examples of what technique?
What is emotional arousal (dramatic relief/catharsis).
500
What is Client Centered Counseling?
What is a model of counseling in which the counselor and client collaborate to set priorities, establish goals and create individualized plans of action.