Personal Health (W1, 2, 3) Flashcards

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What does it mean to be emotional intelligent

A

You have the ability recognize your own feelings and those of others, and to be able to motivate self and manage emotions

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2
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What is stress defined as

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The body’s reaction to any change (physical, mental or emotional)

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3
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What are examples of external stress sources

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Environment/psychological/social

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4
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What are examples of internal stress sources

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Illness/medical procedure

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5
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What are the 3 types of stress

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Eustress, Neustress, Distress

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6
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Stress can signal the hypocampus to stimulate the SNS, which can cause what S/S

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Increased HR/RR/BP, judgement is quickly altered

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7
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What are the three stages of a stress response

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Alarm, resistance, exhaustion

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What happens in the alarm stage

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Fight/flight/freeze (pituitary gland released adrenocorticotropic h and SNS response is triggered)

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9
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What happens in the resistant stage

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Individual starts coping with stress; adaptation may occur

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10
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What happens in the exhaustion stage

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Prolonged exposure increases susceptibility to physical and psychological ailments (must take long break from stresser to return to completely normal state)

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11
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How can you manage your stress on a call

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Controlled breathing, focus attention, mental reframing

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12
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Circadian rhythms: what is the word root and where is it from

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Circadian comes from the latin word “circa diem” which means “about a day”

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13
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What does an entire 24hr cycle include

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Sleeping, waking, digestion, hormone secretion (& body temp, HR and RR fluctuations)

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14
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How does one’s circadian rhythm impact their work

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Performance efficiency, sleep patterns, health, family & social life

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15
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Morning types of people are AKA?

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M-Types (Larks)

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16
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What is characteristic to Larks

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Early bedtimes and wake times (alert most in morning hours)

17
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Evening types of people are AkA?

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E-Types (Owls)

18
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What is characteristic to Owls

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More aroused later at night, have trouble waking in the morning

19
Q

What are M-Types more susceptible to

A

Environmental cues (ie sun setting)

20
Q

What happens is an M-Types is removed from their environnemental cues

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They have a “free-running” circadian rhythm (24.3hr)

21
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Why are E-Types better for night shifts

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They have a phase delay in the circadian rhythm (25.5hr)