Stress Lecture Powerpoint Flashcards

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Psychological factors that are NOT associated from a psychiatric disorder can be related to…

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…organic physiologic

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Somatic symptom disorder

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Mental disorder characterized by physical symptoms that mimic physical disease

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Somatic symptom disorder

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Mental disorder characterized by physical symptoms that mimic physical disease

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Coronary artery disease and psychological factors

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Type A behavior patterns - impatience, hostility***, aggression, driven
Depression - increased incidence of behaviors such as smoking or sedentary lifestyle

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5
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Takotsubo cardiomyopathy

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Classic example of psychological factors resulting in somatic condition, a nonischemic cardiomyopathy stress induced by “broken heart syndrome” that occurs in response to severe emotional or physical stress, often present with CHF and risk for arrhythmia, prognosis is good

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Diabetes mellitus and psychological factors

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-Psychological stress (cortisol and catecholamine actions) increase blood sugar causing hyperglycemia

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Thyroid disease and psychological factors

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-Graves disease has been linked to stressful life events

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Asthma and psychological factos

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-Anxiety has been linked to asthma exacerbations

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Stress

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Nonspecific response of the body to any demand placed on it to adapt, good when short term and at mild to moderate level as it is essential for life

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Eustress (positive stress)

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Stress that motivates, excites, or energizes

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Distress (negative stress)

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Stress that crushes or oppresses (has the same hormones as positive stress released, what differs is the response)

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Physiologic characteristics of fight or flight (these occur regardless of if the stress is physical or mental)

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  • increased heart rate
  • increased respiration
  • serum glucose
  • increased blood flow to muscles
  • increased perspiration to body core
  • decreased gastric movement
  • alert and improved memory
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13
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Long term effects of stress (5)

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  • less efficient immune system
  • GI disorders
  • fatigue
  • cardiovascular disease
  • anxiety
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14
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Holmes and rahe stress eval

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Findings of ranking of life events based on impact they have had on lives and capacity to generate stress (with most being death of spouse but many smaller ones such as vacation as well) found to have a high correlation to disease development

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15
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Common ways people handle stress (4)

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  • watch TV
  • talk to spouse, parent, or friend
  • smoke or drink
  • exercise
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16
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CHILL acronym for stress management

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Communicate
Health - nutrition
I - concerns, self esteem, self image
Laid back relaxation techniques
Little at a time, time management