Chapter 37 Stress And Coping Flashcards
are any physical, psychological, or social stimuli that are
capable of producing stress and endangering homeostasis
Stressors
is how a person interprets
the impact of the stressor.
Appraisal
If symptoms of stress per-
sist beyond the duration of the stressor, a person experiences a trauma
Trauma
General adaptation syndrome
GAS
Alarm stage (fight-or-flight)
Resistance stage
Exhaustion stage
What statage of GAS is when a person stage rising hormone levels result in increased blood m
um, blood glucose levels, epinephrine and norepinephrine, heart-ae
blood flow to muscles, oxygen intake, and mental alertness. In add.
tion, the pupils of the eyes dilate to produce a greater visual field
alarm stage
is common among military personnel and veterans and police, particularly soldiers who have been involved in
combat or police involved in violent acts.
post traumatic stress disorder
Uses systems approach
Based on the concepts of stress and
reaction to stress
Neuman
A person has the ability to modify
external stimuli to allow adaptation to occur
Roy’s adalration
Focuses on promoting health and managing stress
Pender’s health promotion