9/27b Self Awareness (Integrated Care and Practice) Flashcards
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Mindfulness
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Awareness that emerges through paying attention on purpose, in the present moment, non-judgmentally to the unfolding of experience
- self awareness
- attention control
- Emotional regulation**
2
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Mindfulness strategies
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- Mindful pause
- mindful breath
- mindful movement
- walking meditation
- meditation
- mindful body scan
3
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Stress
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- physical
- physiological
- puts a strain on safety, wellness, or wellbeing
- demands in place, but no resources
- unpredictable change in environment
- inconsistency between expectation and outcome
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Physiological aspects of stress
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- threats and danger
- NS: sympathetic fight or flight; parasympathetic rest and digest
- endocrine system: ep and nor epi; cortisol - protectiveness response for stress
- protective: increases arousal, energy, alertness, and performance
- ineffective: rumination, worry, self doubt, wandering thoughts, negative loop - response is due to survival
5
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general adaptation syndrome
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- alarm (positive)
- resistance (fleeing or fighting against the stressor until resources are depleted)
- exhaustion (overcome stressor, continue until exhaustion, death/extinction)
6
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chronic stress
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- inflammatory cascade that leads to things that associate with a breakdown of the immune system
- objective physical markers for stress levels
- diseases of chronic stress (TMJ, osteoperosis, back pain)
- Stress hormone (cortisol) become a dysfunction that leads to cellular breakdown/death that is highly correlated with some of the main PT diagnoses
7
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Cognitive and behavioral changes of stress
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Health/wellbeing -depression -fatigue -burnout -health -life balance Academic performance -memory impairment -impaired task performance
8
Q
stress in healthcare professional students
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Leads to:
- decreased attention
- decreased decision making skills
- ineffective communication
- decreased ability to convey empathy
- poor relationships with patients
9
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resiliance
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how you react to stress and how you build your reactions to stress, you can adjust thresholds for resiliance
10
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Perceived vs actual stress
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different mindsets to stress: Fixed vs Growth mindset
11
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the system for appraising threats
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- Hippocampus
- Amygdala
- Hypothalamus