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levels of anxiety

levels of anxiety and coping skills

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focus and concentration: increased awareness and alertness, ability to learn: learning is enhanced coping response: increased motivation restless and irritable Mild anxiety
focus and concentration: preoccupied, ability to learn: learning is best done with help from another, coping response: increased HR RR perspiration gastric distress talking fast and loud moderate anxiety
focus and concentration: attention of info is scattered or the pt. fixates on details, ability to learn: ineffective learning coping response scared trembling dizzy tachypnea insomnia diarrhea urinary freq. nausea palpitations severe anxiety
ability to learn: unable to focus misperception of info is common with being taken out of context ability to learn: learning cant occur unable to comprehend even simple commands coping: sense of impending doom feelings of terror and panic AMS Panic anxiety
what are common stress and anxiety management? exercise prayer meditation music yoga
what are risk factors to aggressive behavior changes in attitude raised voice shouting verbal or physical threats
what behaviors are exhibited in patients that are aggressive increased restlessness anger that is disproportionate to situation and threating body language
what are some nursing interventions for patients exhibiting aggression create safe environment maintain safe distance attempt to identify source of stress de-escalate tech. encourage pt. to talk about feelings rather than react explore alternative constructive coping and evaluate effectiveness of intervention
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