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Personal or family job changes or relocation
Adjusting to chronic illness |
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Varies with stage of life
Children: related to their physical appearance, families, friends and school.
Preadolescent: r/t self esteem issues, changing family structures , such as divorce, identity with peers groups and separate from their families
Adults: beginning a family or career, losing parents, seeing children leave home, and accepting physical aging.
Old age: loss of autonomy and mastery resulting from general frailty or health problems that limit stamina, strength, and cognition. |
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Fatigue
Trouble sleeping
Unsteady voice
Frequent urination
Sweating
Pale & cool skin
Headache |
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Cardiovascular: increased pulse, respirations, BP, palpitations, chest pain
Musculoskeletal: Clumsiness, repetitive movement, tremors, twitching, muscular tension
GI systems: heartburn, belching, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting |
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Preoccupied
Negative attitude
Depression
Difficulty concentrating
Overwhelmed
Negative self concept
Talk excessively
Withdrawn
Workaholic |
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Failure to thrive
Difficulty accomplishing developmental task |
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Difficulty with relationships
Possible economic impact (sick time)
Interference with career goals
Reliance on socially negative relief behaviors |
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Crisis of faith
Obsession with faith
Hopeless
Apathy |
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Stimulus based model
Response based model
Transaction based model |
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| Stress is defined as a stimulus, a life event, or a set of circumstances that arouses physiologic and or psychological reactions that may increase the individual's vulnerability to illness. |
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GAS
General adaptation syndrome
LAS
Local adaptation syndrome |
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| Environmental, internal demands or both, tax or exceed the adaptive resources of an individual, social system, or tissue system |
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Source may not be identified
Often related to the future
Results of psychological or emotional conflict |
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Source identified
Related to present
Result of discrete physical or psychological entity |
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Increased alertness
Mild uneasiness
"Butterflies in stomach" |
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| Moderate anxiety symptoms |
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Increased perspiration
Light headedness
Muscle tension
Urinary frequency
Nausea
Anorexia
Diarrhea
Heart pounding
Increased BP
Dry mouth
Cold,clammy skin
Selective inattention
Poor concentration |
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Most symptoms of moderate intensified
Hyperventilation
Dizziness
Vomiting
Tachycardia
Inability to hear or speak
Further decreased perception
Hallucinations
Delusions |
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Symptoms of severe anxiety and inability to function
Terror
Personality disorganization |
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| Other emotional indicators of stress |
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| Cognitive indicators of stress |
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Problem solving
Structuring
Self discipline
Suppression
Fantasy |
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Problem focused
Emotion focused
Long term
Short term |
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Alter or remove stressor
Adapt to the stressor
Avoid the stressor |
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History:pay attention to timing in regards to developmental stages
Physical:even if none are seen,doesn't negate the presence of stress |
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Anxiety
Fear
Ineffective coping |
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Start small
Success leads to more success
Motivation
Individualized |
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Exercise
Rest/sleep
Time management
Calm environment
Clear communication
Relaxation techniques |
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An acute, time limited state of disequilibrium resulting from a situational, developmental, or societal sources of stress.
Sudden
Actual or perceived loss of an object, a person, a hope, a dream, or any significant factor for that individual |
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| Goal during crisis intervention |
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Safety
Work through a crisis to its resolution
Restore pre-crisis level of functioning
Stay with client
Reduce environmental stimuli
Provide for immediate needs
Listen
Use short clear sentences |
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