anxiety and stress Flashcards

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what is physiological stress?

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stress that affects the body’s structure and function such as diseases or mobility issues

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what is psychological stress?

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arises from life events associated with work, personal relationships

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what is situational stress?

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random and unpredictable events such as hurricanes, accidents; can manifest into depression

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4
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what is eustress?

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beneficial or good stress that produces motivating and focused energy

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5
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what is developmental stress?

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associated with different stages of life (peer pressure, graduation)

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what is distress?

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events that can be a threat to health status such as finances, COVID-19 pandemic

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what is time-related stress?

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the inability to meet demands (rushing)

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what is anticipatory stress?

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stress that relates to upcoming or future event such as an exam or work deadlines

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what is General Adaptation Syndrome?

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occurs when certain adaptive hormones are released and cause changes in the structure and chemical composition of the body

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10
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who created the GAS?

A

Hans Selye

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what is stage 1 of GAS?

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alarm reaction; fight or flight is intiated

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what is stage 2 of GAS?

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stage of resistance (adaptation); parasympathetic system activated to attempt to return body to normal state

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what is stage 3 of GAS?

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stage of exhaustion; when the body responds to prolonged exposure to stressors; person may be at risk for developing stress-related health conditions if they cannot manage stress levels at this stage

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14
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characteristics of mild anxiety

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increased questions and no vital sign changes (increased arousal)

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characteristics of moderate anxiety

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voice tremors, focus on particular object, slight increase in vital signs (narrowed focus)

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16
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characteristics of severe anxiety

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difficult to understand, easily distracted, tachycardic, hyperventilation (inability to focus)

17
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characteristics of panicked anxiety

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trembling, unpredictable response, palpitation, choking, chest pain (distorted perception)

18
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what anxiety types are typically medicated?

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severe and panicked anxiety