Circumstance

Question 1

Expected life events

Answer 1

• living with a partner
• marriage
• puberty
• school
• starting work
• retirement
• moving home

Question 2

Unexpected life events

Answer 2

• death of a partner/friend
• divorce
• redundancy
• serious accident/illness
• moving into residential care
• acquired disability

Question 3

Expected life events - living with a partner/ marriage

Answer 3

-Can be happy
- can cause stress
- difference in attitudes towards finances and housework may cause issues

Question 4

Expected life events - having children

Answer 4

• time of joy
• fertility problems may have a negative impact on couples
• stress
• money worries - reduced income due to a parent being off work
• lack of sleep can make parents irritable and not be able to concentrate

Question 5

Expected life events - Birth of a sibling

Answer 5

• bring joy to to the children
• child may feel neglect due to not having as much attention
• can lead to the oldest child to resent the new baby
• child may act up to get attention from the parents

Question 7

expected life events - puberty

Answer 7

• major milestone in a teenagers life
• body will change
• can lead to self image issues
• try to fit in
• can potentially lead to eating dissorders

Question 8

expected life events - menopause

Answer 8

• happen to women at a certain age
• symptoms
• difficult for other around them to understand
• affect a womans feeling of self worth and self image
• come to term that their child-bearing years are over

Question 9

expected life events - starting nursery/school/collage/university

Answer 9

• nervous time - wonder if theyll make friends and fit in
• start a new routine - can have a positive impact
• give them confidence to strive for success
• may struggle with their social circle and feel isolated - affects their wellbeing

Question 10

expected life events - leaving nursery/school/collage/university

Answer 10

• time for optimism
• look forward to their next stage in life
• feelings of anxiety - consider possible friendship lost, new relationships, new enviroment

Question 11

expected life events - starting work

Answer 11

• nervous
• concerned about meeting new people and not understand the tasks
• positive impact on self worth and self esteem
• salary may ease the stress of money worries

Question 12

expected life events - retirement

Answer 12

• many might look forward to it to be able to focus on family and hobbies
• not as much work-based stress may have a positive impact on wellbeing
• struggle with lack of routine
• experience feelings loneliness and isolation

Question 13

expected life events - moving home

Answer 13

• exitement
• fellings of security and comfort
• greater financial commitment may lead to stress

Question 14

unexpected life events - death of a partner/friend

Answer 14

• complex emotions that may be difficult to understand
• isolation
• stress due to money worries
• unable to eat or sleep
• negative impact on physical and mental wellbeing

Question 15

unexpected life events - redundancy

Answer 15

• cause stress due to money worries and being unable to support their family
• stress can cause loss of appetite and sleep deprevation
• high levels of stress over a long period of time can lead to health issues including heart attack
• cause an individual to make unhealthy lifestyle choices including alcohol, drugs and overeating
• negative impact on self worth

Question 16

unexpected life events - serious accident or illness

Answer 16

• produce lots of stress hormones can lead to high blood pressure and increased heart rate, increased sweating, loss of appetite at a time when the body needs nutrition to help the healing process
  -may lead to post-traumatic stress dissorder

Question 17

aquired disability

Answer 17

• can kead to depression as individuals come to terms with no longer being able bodied
• feelings of hopelesness and defeat
• affects their mental health, may need support

Question 18

unexpected life events - divorce

Answer 18

• sense of failure in common
• feel overwhelming anger towards their ex partner
• feeling of isolation as friends and mutuals take sides
• mourn the loss of their past life
• money worries lead to anxiety
• arguements over children may cause depression
• for some it may bring a sense of releif and freedom

Question 19

unexpected life events - moving into resedential care

Answer 19

• feelings of anger and anxiety due to loosing their independance
• positive impact due to having meals cooked for them and medical needs will be looked after
• develop new social connections with other residents
• reduces feelings of loneliness creates as feeling of belonging

Question 20

condition, symptoms, how does it affect PIES

food poisoning - short term

Answer 20

symptoms: vomiting, diarrhea, stomach pains

physical - feel to ill to do anything
intellectual - unable to concerntrate
emotional - feel down due to not being able to do anything
social - unable to go out and socialise

Question 21

condition, symptoms, how does it affect PIES

coughs and colds - short term

Answer 21

symptoms: tired, unwell, coughing

physical - feel to ill to do anything
intellectual - unable to concerntrate
emotional - feels down due to not being able to do much
social - unable to go out and socialise

Question 23

condition, symptoms, how does it affect PIES

measles - short term

Answer 23

symptoms: cough, runny nose, high temperature, eyes are sensitive to light, small grey spots inside cheeks, rash on neck

physical - feel to ill to do anything
intellectual - cant go to school and learn
emotional - unmotivated
social - unable to go out and socialise

Question 24

condition, symptoms, how does it affect PIES

obesity - long term

Answer 24

symptoms: shortness of breath, difficulty sleeping, back and joint pain, increased risk of heart disease, stroke amd high blood pressrue

physical - unable to go out and move that much, daily tasks are difficult
intellectual -
emotional - low self esteem, lack of self confidence, depression
social - going out is challenging

Question 25

condition, symptoms, how does it affect PIES diabetes - long term

Answer 25

symptoms: needing to pee a lot, thirsty, tired, losing lots of weights physical - not wanting to do stuff because theyre tired intellectual - miss school/work due to hospital appointment emotional - low confidence, feel left out by not being able to sdo dtuff social - may have to stay in the hospital which can make them feel isolated

Question 26

condition, symptoms, how does it affect PIES cancer - long term

Answer 26

symptoms: treatment involves surgery to remove the tumour, followed by chemotherapy and/or radio therapy physical - tired, weak intellectual - miss out on school/work due to appointments and treatment emotional - unhappy, scared, low confidence social - unable/not wanting to go out

Question 27

condition, symptoms, how does it affect PIES dimentia - long term

Answer 27

symptoms: memory loss(remebreing past events better then recent ones), problems thinking and reasoning, hard to follow conversations, anxious, depressed, confused physical - may forget to eat/drink intellectual - unable to remember events and information emotional - anxious, depressed, confused social - struggle to get out, unable to remember people

Question 28

short term conditions

Answer 28

- food poisoning - fever - rashes - coughs and colds - chicken pox - measles individual may need support from their GP for medication and guidence about hoe to manage the illness in seveare cases, hospitalisation may be needed untill the illness has passed

Question 29

long term conditions

Answer 29

- obesity - diabetes - heart disease - dimentia - cancer individuals may require ongoing medical appointments with their GP and hospital consultants may also be a need for other profesionals to be involved, for example: an individual in the early stages of dimentia may be able to live independantly at home for a period of time, with support from home carers