Exam 3: Chapter 42 Flashcards
A biochemical model of stress developed by Hans Selye; describes the body’s general response to stress, a concept essential in all areas of nursing
General Adaptation System (GAS)
vague sense of impending doom or apprehension precipitated by new and unknown experiences
Anxiety
behaviors exhibited as the result of prolonged occupational stress
Burnout
a feeling of dread; a cognitive response to a known threat
Fear
ANS initiates this to prepare body for fight or flight response to either fight off the stressor or run away from it
Fight or Flight Response
a localized response of the body to stress; involves only a specific body part (such as tissue or organ) instead of whole body
Localized Adaptation Syndrome
Stage of illness where patient is experiencing the symptoms
Stage 1
Stage of illness where you assume the sick role by buying OTC medication, seeking healthcare provider for diagnosis
Stage 2
Stage of illness where you assume the dependent rule(only if you follow instructions of health provider); decision to accept diagnosis and follow prescribed treatment plan, often requires assistance in carrying out ADLS; needs emotional support
Stage 3
Stage of illness where you achieve recovery and rehabilitation; may begin at hospital and conclude at home, most pts finish this stage at home, pt gives up dependent role and resumes normal activities and responsibilities
Stage 4
Type of health promotion care that the goal is prevention and promoting health; Ex: immunizations, poison control, smoking cessation, wt loss, diet
Primary Health Promotion Care
Type of health promotion care that the goal is screening for early detection of, and prompt diagnosis and treatment of diseases found; Ex: BP screening, pap smears, mammograms
Secondary Health Promotion Care
Type of health promotion care that the goal is rehab/reduce disability; Ex: therapy, OT, PT
Tertiary Health Promotion Care
What time of stress is chemical agents, physical agents, infectious agents, nutritional imbalances
Physiologic
