Putting it Together Lab - reading Flashcards

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What is stress?

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condition experienced when the physical, mental, emotional, or social environment makes unwanted inescapable demands

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How do we respond to stress?

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as a unit - we have an adaptive response to the stressor

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What are the main physiological components of stress system response?

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the hypothalamic—pituitary—adrenal (HPA) axis, autonomic nervous system arousal, and adrenalin secretion in the “fight or flight” response

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When do we reach damaging stress levels?

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when perceived threats or dangers upset the biopsychosocial balance.

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What are the three responses to continual stress?

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  1. Startle response and orientating reflex (aware of stress and biologically alarmed)
  2. Cope and problem solve biologically, psychologically, and socially
  3. Exhaustion
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What happens if you are successful in stage 2 of stress?

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mastery and learning occur

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What stage of stress do we see clinically?

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three - exhaustion

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What traits are indicative of developing CAD?

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competitiveness, impatience, and difficulty dealing with anger and hostility

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What do we see in pts with chronic depression in regards to their MSK system?

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parts of the body that are used to express these emotions tend to have increased tone, altered biomechanics, and lack efficient postural mechanics

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10
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Muscle tension is closely related to…

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anxiety

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