28. Managing Chronic Medical Ilness Flashcards

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what is emotional health

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it involves experiencing and appreciating a wide range of feelings, as well as ability to express feelings in a healthy way

emotionally healthy people use coping skills to avoid feeling overwhelmed by negative emotion

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What is spiritual health

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Relates to the principles and values that guid a person thru life
-it involves a conviction that life is meaningful and that ones life is supported by reality greater than oneself

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What is social health

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Social health refers to the ability to:

  • Relate to others
  • Express care and concern for those around us
  • Interact effectively w others
  • Develop satisfying interpersonal relationships
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What is walter cannon’s view on stress

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  • biological self regulation process that enables an organism to adapt to life demands
  • stressor results in a change in physiological activity followed by homeostatic return to base
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What was hans selye 3 stage model of chronic stress

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General adaption syndrome

  • -Alarm
  • -Resistence
  • -Exhaustion
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What is stress according to selye

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Stress as a non specific bodily response to demands

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what is the social readjustment rating scale

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Rates life changing events and scores them

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what does <150, 150-300, 300+ score on social readjustment rating scale mean

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<150- Relatively low amount of life change, low susceptibility to stress induced health breakdown

150-300- Implies 50% change of a major health breakdown in next 2 years

300+- raises the odds to 80% of a major health breakdown in next 2 years

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What did researcher Richard Lazarus think about stress

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More emphasis should be placed on subjective appriasles of life events

-created a score designed to capture perceived everyday life difficulties or hassles rather than purely objective probs (scale of uplifts and hassles)

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What are examples of uplifts and hassles on richard lazarus scale

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Hassles- concerns about weight, health of fam etc

Uplifts- relating well w lover, feeling healthy etc

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What were the 3 mc happles

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Concerns about weight
health of fam member
Rising price of goods

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What were the 3 mc uplifts

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Relating well with spouse
relating well w friends
completing task

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How is apprasal of a situation different from perception

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Appraisal differs from perception in that it involves making a judgement about the significance of an event
(during the process of appraisal an event is filed as a threat or a challenge)

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How is appraisal linked to emotion

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Appraisal patterns are linked to particular emotional responses as each appraisal pattern has its own correlation or meaning

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Stressor vs stress

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Stressor- cause

Stress- effect

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How can stress be defined generally

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The constellation of cognitive, emotional, physiological and behavioural reactions an organism experiences as it transacts with perceived threats and challenges. There reactions have adaptive sig for the organism