lect 2 - stress+coping
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 depression | the common cold of illness |
| 1/5 | people experience serious symptoms and dont seek help |
| tremors, confusion, blurred vision | effects of antidepressants |
| higher education | strong relationship between education and work stress |
| biological, interpersonal, psychological, socio-cultural | 4 parts to stress |
| nonspecific | stress is a response of the body to any demand placed upon it that is |
| hormones, electrodes | fight or flight body reactions 2 |
| personal growth, traumatic growth | positive emotions after stressful event |
| unpleasant and pleasant things | seyle said these two are equally stressful |
| habits, training on response | how stress harms you depends on two things |
| ergonomic approach | eliminating any unnecessary stressors |
| human engineer | ergonomics is also known as |
| ergonomics | fitting jobs to people |
| ergonomics | little adjustments and job description involves dials, knobs, proper positioning, etc |
| affective error | what we wish were true |
| representative error | what is typically true |
| creative nonadherence | stop medications due to side effects |
| creative nonadherence | keeping reserve medication incase you, fam gets sick |
| ambient stressors | environmental stressors |
| cardiovascular, fetal, neurological, gastrointestinal | four noise stressor responses |
| mass psychogentic illness | june bug - unusual environment - boring jobs, |
| chronic pain syndrome | biological, psychological, interpersonal, social-cultural |
| 86 | people who retire at age 50 have a lifespan of |
| 66.8 | people who retire at age 65 have a life span of |
| lose 2 years | for every year a person works beyond age 55, they |
| proactive coping | gets people ready to face challenges for everyday life |
| reactive coping | reaction to something bad happening |
| adaptive coping | beneficial and healthy |
| self improvement strategies | getting info on cutting holes through the problem |
| narrative therapy | another word for cognitive beh therapy |
| initiative, externalizing conversation | first step in narrative theory |
| seek sparkling moments | second step in narrative therapy |
| frames of reference | stories that help us understand all the info in our environment - make attributions on these |
| viral, bacterial | acute illness is |
| 2/3 | number of people who misuse health care for psychological complainta |
| WHEN | health belief model explains treatment |
| somaticizers | threat to self esteem/accomplishments |
| medical delay | when patients symptoms deports from standard profile for a particular disorder -- may occur |
| polysymptomatic somaticizers | interventions are not helpful for |
| physician | the goal of cure is the responsibility of the |
| nursing staff | the patient's care is the responsibility of the |
| nursing staff | try to keep the patients emotional and physical comfort balanced |
| hospital administration | the core is the responsibility of the |
| cure and care | clash between -- when considering chemotherapy for cancer patient |
| pain, eating disorders, cancer | top three categories for psych involvement |
| 2-4 | ages - want to be with family during hospital care |
| 3-6 | ages feel rejected, deserted or punished by family for hospital care |
| 4-6 | ages may develop new fears such as darkness from hospital care |
| 6-10 | ages considered free floating - there is no target for irritation |
| fibro, migraines, arthritis | three most common chronic pains |
| chemical messages-spinal cord-reticular formation-thalamus-cerebral cortex | pathway of pain (5 areas) |
| cerebral cortex | site of injury is identified by the |
| sensory aspect | a delta fibres show the -- of pain |
| dorsal horn | modullates pain |
| open gate | physical pain , emotional pain, cognitive pain |
| close gate | meds, distraction, relaxation, positive emotions, other interest and involvement |
| pain relief | when the periductal gray is stimulated there is |
| actively | gate way explains that the brain selects, filters and modulates signials |
| chronic pain | gate control theory cannot explain |
| any muscle group | chronic benign pain may involve |
| degenerative, malignancies | chronic progressive pain is typically associated with two disorders |
| maladaptive coping | catestrophing, social withdrawl |
| hypochrondria, hysteria, depression | 3 subscales that report higher scores on MMPI |
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