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| makes body stable, coordinated by processes that respond to change |
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| changes in "normal" produced by something (the stressor) percieved to be a challenge, threat or damage to equlibrium |
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| the thing causing "stress" (Psychosocial, physical, Physiological) It can be acute or chronic |
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| response to a stressor, continuous process requiring change, is physiological and behavioral |
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alarm
resistance
exhaustion |
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| is a sympathetic response to percieved stressor. ANS then initiates "fight or flight" |
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| parasympathetic response, body returns to normal after reaction to stressor but gognitive/physical changes occur to compensate |
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| use of "adaptation energy", we become depleted of energy. can cause physical loss, illness, death |
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| what changes are not noticed until function/structures are altered |
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| cellular changes: enlargement (ex: cardiac/skeletal muscles) |
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| Cellular changes: decreased size (Ex: demineralization of bone, muscle, and blood loss) |
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| cellular changes: change in appearance in cell (ex: cancer) |
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| cellular changes: cellular death (ex: infection ischemia) |
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| I: heart rate, myocardial contractility, cardiac output, BP, |
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| I: blood glucose, mental activity/thinking, muscle strength, coagulation of blood, pupil dilation, bronchodilation |
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| I: vasodilation to major organs, cellular metabolism, breakdown of liver glycogen, |
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| two types of drugs that affect SNS |
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Adrenergic Drugs &
Adrenergic-Blockers/SNS |
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are drugs that I effects of SNS
Alpha, Beta-adrenergic-agonists
I "fight or flight" |
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drugs that D/inhibits effects of SNS
block "fight or flight" |
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| this drug's uses: anorexiant (wt loss), bronchodilators, mydriatic, peripheral vasoconstrictor (decongestant), Inotropes (force I heart contraction), etc... |
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| Drug uses: constricts arteries to brain/uterus (migranes/oxytocin), vasodilator to major vessels (D BP), D: Heart rate, myocardial O2 demand, contractility, form. of aqueous humor |
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| all side effects of: palpitations, vasoconstriction, loss of appetite |
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| all side effects of: restlessness, headache, tachycardia, hypertension, |
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| all side effects of: nausea/vomitting, insomnia |
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| all side effects of: hypotension, drowsiness, impotence |
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| all side effects of: bronchospasms, sedation, edema, bradycardia, fatigue |
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| PARASYMPATHETIC/Cholinergic |
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| D: HR, contarctility (to gi, kidney, skin), platelet production, inflammatory response |
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| I: digestion and GI tone, salivary gland activity |
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| there is bronchoconstriction, pupil constriction, bladder contraction |
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| 2 type of drugs that treat PNS symptoms |
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| Cholinergic and Anticholinergic drugs |
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| drugs that I effects of PNS, are alpha, beta-adregenic blockers |
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| drugs tha D/inhibit effects of PNS |
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| Anticholinergic drugs/SNS |
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use these drugs for: urniary retention (get rid of)
post-op bowel atony (lack of norm strength)
blocks anticholesterase |
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drug use: pre-op (D bradycardia & secretions)
relax gi tract (ulcer, colitis, nausea)
genitourinary (overactive bladder)
bronchodilator
I HR (bradycardia and heartblock) |
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| Anticholinergic drugs/SNS |
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| side effetcs: miosis, urinary freq, bronchoconstriction, bradycardia, I: gastric motility and secretions |
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| side effects: tachycardia, urinary retention, occular effects, constipation, dry mouth, mydriasis (dilated pupils), photophobia (abnorm/intolerance of light) |
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| a change in notmal balance |
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| stimulus that induces stress |
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| hartiness, resilience and optimism are? |
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| 3 positive adaptation styles |
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| stressors that happen over a lifetime, unsure of when it's going to occur |
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| forever stressors, always know its there |
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| Involves: Norepinephrine, Epinephrine, Dopamine |
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| drugs that decrease or inhibit the effects of SNS |
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Adregenic-blockers
AKA beta-blockers |
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| drugs that decrease or inhibit the effects of the PNS |
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| 2 drugs that prevent reactions |
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beta-blockers/SNS
Anticholinergic/PNS |
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| Drugs that provoke reactions |
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Adregenic/SNS
Cholinergic/PNS |
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| drugs that increase the effects of SNS? |
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| drugs that increase the effects of PNS |
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| drugs that decrease fight or flight |
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| drugs that decrease rest and digest |
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