Psychosocial Flashcards

(35 cards)

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psychological aspects

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emotions, thoughts, attitudes, motivation, behavior

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social aspects

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relationships, living arrangements, identity, interactions w/ environments

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Psychosocial approach incorporates a person’s:

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mental state and social surrounding to understand their influence on physical and mental health outcome

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stress

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physical or psychological response to an environmental event

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when does stress arise

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when demands exceed the individual’s capacity to cope

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6
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Positive role of stress

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stimulate growth and development when managed effectively

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GAS theory

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General adaptation syndrome theory

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GAS theory stages

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alarm reaction
resistance
exhaustion

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GAS theory alarm reaction

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initial response “call to arms”

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GAS theory resistance

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body adapts and resists stressors

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GAS theory exhaustion

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body’s ability to cope diminishes

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What stages do people go through to respond to all demands of life?

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1st & 2nd

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Flight or Fight response

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decrease in GI metabolism, immune function
increase in BP, HR, RR

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hormone pathway for fightnor flight

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hypothalamus->pituitary->adrenal glands->cortisol release

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signs of alarm reaction

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fight or flight

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signs of resistance

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irritability, frustration, poor concentration

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signs of exhaustion

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fatigue, burnout, depression, anxiety, decreased stress tolerance

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Acute Sx of stress

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irritability, anxiety, heart pounding, dry mouth, emotional instability, migraines, bruxism

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Chronic Sx of stress
Cardiovascular

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hypertension, cholesterol imbalance, CVA

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Chronic Sx of stress
GI

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Ulcers, colitis

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Chronic Sx of stress Respiratory

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Chronic Sx of stress
Endocrine

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pre-diabetic stacks

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Chronic Sx of stress
Immune and Oncological

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Herpes, exacerbation of MS or RA

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disability

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loss or limitation in performing socially expected roles

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adaptation
evolving, dynamic process to reach optimal function within one's environment
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phases of adaptation
shock, anxiety, denial, depression, anger, acknowledgement, adjustment
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Adaptation theory 1
adaptation occurs as a set of independent behavior
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Adaptation theory 2
Adaptation occurs as progressive psychological phases
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PTSD
anxiety related disorder following a traumatic event
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Triple vulnerability model
biological predisposition general psychological vulnerability specific psychological associations
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symptoms of re-experiencing
nightmares, flashbacks
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symptoms of avoidance
numbing of emotions, detachment from memories, emotions, places, activities feeling strong guilt
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symptoms of hyperarousal
insomnia, anger, exaggerated startle response, anxiety
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PTSD management and treatment
behavior therapy relaxation technique re-engagement in meaningful activities
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emphasis on the therapeutic alliance triangle
patient caregivers team