Stress response Cycle Flashcards

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What is stress response?

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An emergency state of an organism in response to a challenge of its homeostasis

Stress response can be triggered by various factors affecting the body’s balance.

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What two types of things are triggers for stress response?

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Systemic Stressors and Psychological Stressors

Systemic stressors can include physical illness, while psychological stressors may involve anxiety or worry.

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How is stress response resolved?

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It is released through intentional actions or dissipates when stressor is eliminated

Intentional actions might include coping strategies or relaxation techniques.

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What is an anxiety reaction?

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Response based on anticipation, prior to stress event, or even in absence of the event

Anxiety can occur even without an immediate threat or challenge.

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How long does an anxiety reaction last?

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It typically persists after stressor has passed

This prolonged state can affect daily functioning.

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What state does anxiety bring on?

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An Arousal State

This arousal state can lead to heightened alertness or tension.

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What type of change in homeostatic state does anxiety produce?

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A negative change of homeostatic state

Anxiety disrupts balance, leading to physical and emotional symptoms.

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What state does excitement bring on?

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An Arousal State

Excitement can enhance performance and motivation.

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What type of change in homeostatic state does excitement produce?

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A positive change of homeostatic state

This positive change can lead to feelings of happiness and energy.

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What is stress release?

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When all stress exits the body

Effective stress release can lead to recovery and restoration.

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What is the result of stress release?

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Mild to severe physical exhaustion

Physical exhaustion may require rest and recovery.

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How can stress release be initiated?

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Physical activity, especially intense activity

Activities like running or sports can significantly aid in stress release.

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What is stress relief?

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When stress levels reduce or decrease

Stress relief can lead to improved mental health and well-being.

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What is the result of stress relief?

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A more relaxed state

A relaxed state can improve focus and emotional stability.

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How can stress relief be initiated?

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Therapeutic applications, including wellness practices

Practices might include meditation, yoga, or counseling.

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