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Stress Management
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soft-skills
Instructions:
Answer 46 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. Natural reaction of the mind and body to demand place on it --Pleasant or Unpleasant - A person's response to events that are threatening or challenging
Stress
Parts of the nervous system
Physiology of stress
Acute
2. Failed attempts to cut back on alchol or quit for whatever reason - difficulty enjoying life - declining performance - feeling guilty - drink alcohol or frequently hung over on job - need a drink to get going
Stress internal to You
Family and personal stressors
Eustress
Symptoms of Drug and Alcohol abuse
3. May exhibit irrational behavior such as repetitive non productive activities.
Heart rates above 175 bpm
Distress
Critical Incident Stress (CIS)
Heart rates above 200 bpm
4. A heavy duty stress that causes psychological and physical discomfort for 2 days to a month.
Critical Incident Stress (CIS)
Chronic Stress
Daily Hassles (Background Stressors)
Acute
5. A phenomenon in which victims of major catastrophes or strong personal stressors feel long-lasting effects that may include re-experiencing the event in a vivid flashback or dream
Stress internal to You
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Basic approaches to stress management
Family and personal stressors
6. Avoid - alter - adapt
Basic approaches to stress management
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Physiology of stress
Stress
7. Denial Phase - Anger Phase - Bargaining Phase - Depression Phase - Acceptance Phase
Daily Stress
Symptoms of Drug and Alcohol abuse
Phases of transition that experience traumatic events
Cataclysmic Events
8. Strong stressors that occur suddenly - affecting many people at once
Critical Incident Stress (CIS)
Critical Incident Stress (CIS)
Stress
Cataclysmic Events
9. Natural reaction of the mind and body to demand place on it --Pleasant of Unpleasant.
Basic approaches to stress management
Distress
Syptoms associated with High Symphathetic N
Stress
10. A stressor that is in demand - real or imagined - A stressor that can be social - psychological - spritual/physical - Psychological changes are life saving - A threat or demand is perceived and interpreted by the cerebral cortex.
Eustress
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Stress external to you
Physiology of stress
11. Visualizing successful performance of skills in a variety of situations
Eustress
Heart rates above 200 bpm
Mental Rehearsal
Family and personal stressors
12. A stressor that is perceived to be negative.
Family and personal stressors
Distress
Personal Stressors
Stress internal to You
13. Everyday annoyances such as being stuck in traffic - that cause minor irritations and may have long-term ill effects if they continue or are surrounded by other stressful events
Stress external to you
Acute
Daily Hassles (Background Stressors)
Distress
14. Bad habits - poor education - nadequate career development opportunities - lack of identity and recognition for good performance - poor economic benefits - working conditions - equipment - excessive paperwork... - fears regarding job competence - ind
Stress internal to You
Daily Hassles (Background Stressors)
Mental Rehearsal
Parts of the nervous system
15. Heart rate - Blood pressure - breathing - sweating - Huge blood flow changes - Senses and perception changes - Parasympathetic NC is turned off or reduced
Physiology of stress
Affects of Sympathetic Nervous System
Syptoms associated with High Symphathetic N
Stress internal to You
16. Central Nervous System - Sympathetic Nervous System - Parasympathetic Nervous system
Parts of the nervous system
Acute
Chronic Stress
Distress
17. Marital - children - parents - financial
Stress
Stress internal to You
Aid Life (acronym)
Family and personal stressors
18. 1. Exercise 2. eat right 3. get enough sleep 4. manage anger 5. know your limits 6. know the difference between achievement and perfection
Stress reducers
Daily Stress
Basic approaches to stress management
Daily Stress
19. Heart rate - Blood pressure - breathing - sweating - Huge blood flow changes - Senses and perception changes - Parasympathetic NC is turned off or reduced
Chronic Stress
Affects of Sympathetic Nervous System
Daily Hassles (Background Stressors)
Stress external to you
20. Sex - age - depression - previous exposure to suicide - ethanol/alcohol/drug abuse - rational thinking - social support system lacking - organized plan - no spouse or significant other - sickness
Parts of the nervous system
Stress reducers
Stress
Risk Factors (SAD PERSONS)
21. Be aware and recognize the problem - urge the person to seek help - encourage the person after they seek help - keep in mind that avoiding the problem only contributes - consider resources
Tactical Breathing
Coworker can help in 4 ways
Daily Hassles (Background Stressors)
Daily Stress
22. Visual changes - time perception changes - hearing perception changes - memory changes - heightened sense of alertness - elevated heart rate and breathing
Acute
Syptoms associated with High Symphathetic N
Daily Hassles (Background Stressors)
Family and personal stressors
23. Short Termed
Affects of Sympathetic Nervous System
Acute
Aid Life (acronym)
Phases of transition that experience traumatic events
24. Bad habits - poor education - nadequate career development opportunities - lack of identity and recognition for good performance - poor economic benefits - working conditions - equipment - excessive paperwork... - fears regarding job competence - ind
Distress
Acute
Family and personal stressors
Stress internal to You
25. Creates major distress and long lasting disruptive changes in person's life.
Stress
Relaxation Techniques
Symptoms of Drug and Alcohol abuse
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
26. Major events - such as a death of a family member - that have immediate consequences that generally fade with time
Personal Stressors
Daily Hassles (Background Stressors)
Distress
Family and personal stressors
27. Marital - children - parents - financial
Stress external to you
Basic approaches to stress management
Family and personal stressors
Aid Life (acronym)
28. Is prolonged unrelieved stress also called cumulative stress.
Psychophysiological Disorders
Daily Hassles (Background Stressors)
Heart rates above 175 bpm
Chronic Stress
29. Frustration with the system - with society - workplace...
Family and personal stressors
Affects of Sympathetic Nervous System
Stress external to you
Stress internal to You
30. Short Termed
Family and personal stressors
Eustress
Acute
Stress
31. A stressor that is perceived to be positive.
Stress internal to You
Critical Incident Stress (CIS)
Eustress
Parts of the nervous system
32. Frustration with the system - with society - workplace...
Distress
Stress
Stress reducers
Stress external to you
33. Breath in for a count of 4 - hold for count of 4 and exhale for count of 4.
Physiology of stress
Chronic Stress
Tactical Breathing
Symptoms of Drug and Alcohol abuse
34. Can be acute or chronic.
Physiology of stress
Psychophysiological Disorders
Eustress
Daily Stress
35. Can be acute or chronic.
Critical Incident Stress (CIS)
Acute
Daily Stress
Stress
36. A stressor that is perceived to be negative.
Stress external to you
Phases of transition that experience traumatic events
Distress
Aid Life (acronym)
37. A stressor that is in demand - real or imagined - A stressor that can be social - psychological - spritual/physical - Psychological changes are life saving - A threat or demand is perceived and interpreted by the cerebral cortex.
Physiology of stress
Daily Stress
Family and personal stressors
Cataclysmic Events
38. Central Nervous System - Sympathetic Nervous System - Parasympathetic Nervous system
Parts of the nervous system
Acute
Daily Stress
Stress external to you
39. Loss/change in important relationship - expresses hopelessness - depression - guilt - change in sleep and/ or appetite - minimal social support - alcohol/ substance abuse - legal problems/financial problems - under investigation - talks about death
Heart rates above 200 bpm
Parts of the nervous system
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Other Suicidal thoughts
40. Medical problems influenced by an interaction of psychological - emotional - and physical difficulties
Stress reducers
Stress external to you
Stress external to you
Psychophysiological Disorders
41. Visualization - mental imagery - guided Imagery - unguided imagery - thought stopping/blocking/focusing - tactical breathing - breath for count of 4 - hold for 4 - exhale - progressive muscular relaxation
Critical Incident Stress (CIS)
Physiology of stress
Relaxation Techniques
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
42. Ask - Intervene - Don't keep a secret - Locate help - Inform superiors/responsible person - Find someone to stay with the person
Distress
Stress internal to You
Symptoms of Drug and Alcohol abuse
Aid Life (acronym)
43. May experience auditory changes - loss of peripheral vision - and depth perception
Relaxation Techniques
Stress internal to You
Heart rates above 175 bpm
Coworker can help in 4 ways
44. Is prolonged unrelieved stress also called cumulative stress.
Risk Factors (SAD PERSONS)
Chronic Stress
Mental Rehearsal
Psychophysiological Disorders
45. A heavy duty stress that causes psychological and physical discomfort for 2 days to a month.
Stress internal to You
Critical Incident Stress (CIS)
Stress internal to You
Distress
46. A stressor that is perceived to be positive.
Daily Hassles (Background Stressors)
Eustress
Chronic Stress
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)