Anger vs aggression

Question 1

a normal human emotion

Answer 1

anger

Question 2

accompanied by elevated HR, BP, epi, norepinephrine, glucose

Answer 2

anger

Question 3

this expression is learned

Answer 3

anger

Question 4

this prepares the body to fight

Answer 4

anger

Question 5

this ranges from mild irritation to fury/rage

Answer 5

anger

Question 6

maladaptive expression to anger

Answer 6

aggression

Question 7

intended to threaten or injure “to go against, to attack”

Answer 7

aggression

Question 8

verbal and physical attacks that intend harm and reflect a desire for dominance or control

Answer 8

aggression

Question 9

destructive use of anger

Answer 9

aggression

Question 10

3 best predictors of violent behavior

Answer 10

alcohol
child abuse
hx of violence w/ criminal activity or arrests

Question 11

assessment of anger

Answer 11

frowning, yelling/shouting. intense of avoidant eye contact, defensive when criticized, lack of emotional control, anxious

Question 12

assessment of aggression

Answer 12

pacing, restlessness, threatening body language, verbal or physical threats, threats of suicide, homicide, increased agitation, anger disproportionate to the event, destruction of property, act of physical harm

Question 13

what is the key factor In managing aggressive or violent behavior

Answer 13

prevention

Question 14

psych risk factors for anger/aggression

Answer 14

schizophrenia, major depression, bipolar disorder, substance use disorder

Question 15

increased risk of violence _____+______

Answer 15

SUD and mental illness

Question 16

2 nursing diagnosis for anger & aggression

Answer 16

ineffective coping
risk for self-directed or other directed violence