Revision for Nutrition Communication and Counseling

What is not a part of nutrition counseling?

• A strategy that is fact- and direction-based and may not take into consideration the individual needs and wants of the patient

• The evaluation of nutrition and health needs and the use of client-centered education strategies to meet these needs and help clients make sustainable lifestyle changes

• A strategy that incorporates open-ended questions, reflective listening, summarization, and asking permission in order to provide information and tools to patients on an individualized level

• Discussing cultural practices of the patient and incorporating these into the nutrition care plan

What are the guidelines for enhancing counseling communication effectiveness?

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In which of the following phases would you support self-efficacy, summarize issues and strengths, and arrange a follow-up?

• Involving phase

• Exploration-education phase

• Resolving phase

• Closing phase

What are the components of guided nutrition counseling?

• 1. Open-ended questions, refractory listening, being direct, and interruptions

• 1. Not asking questions, using standard goals, summarization, and assuming permission

• 1. Yes/no questions, reflective listening, paraphrasing, and using standard goals

• 1. Open-ended questions, reflective listening, summarization, and asking permission

Why is rapport important in nutrition counseling?

• 1. It creates a positive and respectful relationship between the nutritionist and the patient

• 1. It determines any cultural needs that the patient or their family may have

• 1. It helps nutritionist get their point across quickly in a direct and factual way

• 1. It allows nutritionist to achieve standard results based on best practices

Identify a specific goal.

• Increase vegetables

• Increase calcium intake

• Eat two servings of vegetables for lunch and again at dinner

• Eat more fruits

Which one is an example of empathy?

• Client talks, and counselor looks at him/her in the eyes smiling.

• Counselor types on the computer while client is talking.

• Client is discouraged and counselor says: "Oh, can you explain more how you feel? I am really trying to understand your emotions. "

• Counselor says "it's all ok or everything it is going to be fine" showing positive attitude.

When a counselor uses the disagreeing roadblock which is correct way to use after a client says: "My cholesterol is high and my wife, doctor, and brother won't get off my back."

• Well your cholesterol is high, so you're wrong to be made.

• They have your best interest in mind.

• You shouldn't be mad about that.

• You're eating the wrong foods.

Sympathy is what I feel toward you; Empathy is

• what others want me to feel

• what I take from you

• what I say to you

• what I feel as you

Which is the goal of developing basic counseling skills?

• A. To develop productive relationships

• B. To enhance listening and exploring to understand clients' messages — their needs and concerns

• C. To provide the tools to utilize motivational strategies covered throughout this text

• All ABC.