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| Kubler-Ross stages of Dying Grief |
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Kubler-Ross stages of Dying Grief:
1.)Denial
2.)Anger
3.)Bargaining
4.)Depression
5.)Acceptance |
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Types of Loss:
-Actual loss
-Perceived Loss
-physical loss
-psycological loss
-maturational loss
-situational loss
-anticipatory loss |
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| actual loss is a loss that can be recognized by others as well as the person sustaining the loss. |
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Perceived loss is felt by a person, but intangible to others.
loss of youth
loss of financial independence |
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| physical loss is the loss of a body part and arm or leg, perhaps. |
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| a psychological loss may be caused by an altered self-image or the inability to return to one's occupation |
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| a maturational loss may be felt by an only child who becomes an oldest when a younger sibling is born. |
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| a situational loss occurs as the result of an unpredictable event or trauma such as an earthquake that destroys your home. |
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| anticipatory loss is when a person displays loss and grief behaviors for a loss that has yet to take place. |
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Bereavement is the state of grieving during which a person goes through a grief reaction
(versus mourning, which is the period of acceptance of loss and grief during which the person learns to deal with the loss. |
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| mourning is the time period after loss during which a person learns to deal with the loss |
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| dysfunctional grief is abnormal or distorted. it may be unresolved or inhibited. a person may have trouble expressing feelings of loss or may deny them. |
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| Circadian Rhythms complete a full cycle every 24 hours. |
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| the two major stages of sleep |
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The 2 major stages of sleep:
- non-rapid eye movement (NREM)sleep
- rapid eye movement (REM) sleep |
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| Non-rapid Eye Movement (NREM) Sleep |
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NREM sleep comprises about 75% of total sleep and consists of 4 stages:
- Stage 1, 5% of sleep time. lite sleep
- Stage 2, 50% of sleep time. lite
- Stage 3, 10% of sleep time. deep sleep time (Delta or slow-wave sleep)
- Stage 4, 10% of sleep time. (Delta or slow-wave sleep) |
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| Rapid Eye Movement (REM) Sleep |
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| REM sleep is 20-25% of a person's sleep time and is the hardest to arouse a person from. |
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| OSA can result when the airway is occluded because of collapse of the hypopharynx or from other structural abnormalities. |
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CPAP stand for continuous positive airway pressure and is a treatment for sleep apnea.
a mask connected to an airpump that hold airway open. |
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