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RAAS and coping
RAAS and coping
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What are factors that affect coping?
Past experiences
Available resources
Number, duration and intensity of stressor
Current support system
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What is coping?
Can be effective and ineffective
How an individual deals with problems
Changes in an individuals state related to stressors
Unique to the individual and varies
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When assessing a patient for a coping skills, what should the nurse do?
Check vital signs
Look at the current stress situation
Assess for a support system
Check for healthy behavior and sleeping patterns
Look for anxiety, irritability tension, eye contact appearance& verbalizing
Look for change, an appetite or weight loss
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When evaluating a patient after they use their coping skills, what should you do?
Continue to assess the response to stressors in their life
Open effective therapeutic communications
Follow up with the patient to address any questions or problems
Help guide them through their trauma
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Health promotion activities should be mindful and we should do them ourselves
True
False
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What are some diagnosis that need help with coping?
Ineffective coping, or powerlessness
Denial
Past trauma and low self-esteem
Stress overload
Anxiety
Fear
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What increases adherence to coping?
Commitment
All available resources
Complicated regimen and adverse effects from medication’s
Reverse coping
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Coping strategies are not unique to each individual and will help with every stressor
False
True
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What happens in the resistance Stage of stress syndrome?
No rest equals over training, injury, lack of adaption
The stressor, upsets, homeostasis or cellular balance
Rest permits, enhanced adoption
The body fights back by adjusting to stress
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When a patient is stressed out family is always the answer to calm them down
True
False
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What happens in the exhaustion Stage of stress syndrome?
No rest equals over training, injury, lack of adaption
The body fights back by adjusting to stress
Rest permits, enhanced adoption
The stressor, upsets, homeostasis or cellular balance
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Negative coping can lead to non-adherence
True
False
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What happens in the alarm Stage of stress syndrome?
Rest permits, enhanced adoption
The stressor, upsets, homeostasis or cellular balance
No rest equals over training, injury, lack of adaption
The body fights back by adjusting to stress
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What are the stages of stress syndrome?
Denial
Alarm
Exhaustion
Resistance
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What factors affect coping?
Adherence to treatment regimen’s
Stress and illness
Roll the individual plays on relationships
Family dynamics
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What is stress?
Unique to the individual and varies
Changes in an individuals state related to stressors
Can be effective and ineffective
How an individual deals with problems
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When assessing a patient in distress, think about who can help in the situation, the best
True
False
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What are some interventions you could do for a patient that is very anxious
Assertive training
Relaxation techniques
Journal writing
Mindfulness
Interrupt patient
Be direct and concise
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Stress can be
Good and bad
Lower the immune system and health conditions
Situational
Sociocultural
fixed with family
Developmental
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When adhering a coping plan, you should always follow a given treatment plan and involve patient and significant support
False
True
