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coping and stress

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when assessing as stressed patient the most important thing to include is the patients medication perception diet health history
When using critical thinking you want to Use clear communication principles disregard the what the patient think the problem is ask family members what is wrong stay true to your first though of what is wrong
Situation factors.. Arise from job changes are social are Environmental Vary with life stages
Pender’s health promotion model Is based on the concepts of stress and reaction to stress Focuses on promoting health and managing stress Teaches that the best way to reduce stress is to eat better Was used decades ago to promote health and is no longer in use
True or False: Time-limited events that threaten a person for a relatively brief period provoke acute stress is known as chronic stress True False
If a person is crossing the street and sees a car coming she yells and run, what stage of stress is this? Alarm reaction Resistance stage Exhaustion stage Fight-or-flight
Which of the following are types of crises? developmental acute situational chronic adventitious
Health promotion for stress include decrease exposure to stressful situations Regular exercise and rest Learning skills that reduce physiological response to stress increased fiber for stress relief
Distorted perception of an event leads to stress health problems crisis growth
Nursing diagnoses for stress include fear anxiety inadequate exercise powerlessness lack of vitamins
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