Define advocate - ANSWER a person who publicly supports or
recommends a particular cause or policy
What is an example of an external stressor? - ANSWER hurricane or
death in the family
What is a stressor? - ANSWER Anything that causes stress
What is the panic reaction? - ANSWER an overwhelming attack of fear
or anxiety-producing personality disorganization
Describe Advanced Practice Nurses - ANSWER includes nurse
practitioners, clinical nurse specialists, and nurse midwifes. They treat
and diagnose illnesses, are primary providers, and hold a master's
degree
Discuss stress management - ANSWER find stress relieving methods
(exercising, mediation) and eliminate stressors (toxic relationships,
substance abuse)
What is the alarm stage? - ANSWER fight-or-flight response to stress, it
activates the sympathetic NS
What is health? - ANSWER A state of complete physical, mental, and
social wellbeing
What is inservice education for nurses? - ANSWER professional training
or staff development for employed staff
Discuss primary, secondary, and tertiary promotion - ANSWER primary
is primary caregivers, secondary is hospital based services, and tertiary
is long term rehabilitation
What is the difference between Adaptive Coping and Maladaptive
Coping? - ANSWER adaptive is effective, makes healthy choices
recommends a particular cause or policy
What is an example of an external stressor? - ANSWER hurricane or
death in the family
What is a stressor? - ANSWER Anything that causes stress
What is the panic reaction? - ANSWER an overwhelming attack of fear
or anxiety-producing personality disorganization
Describe Advanced Practice Nurses - ANSWER includes nurse
practitioners, clinical nurse specialists, and nurse midwifes. They treat
and diagnose illnesses, are primary providers, and hold a master's
degree
Discuss stress management - ANSWER find stress relieving methods
(exercising, mediation) and eliminate stressors (toxic relationships,
substance abuse)
What is the alarm stage? - ANSWER fight-or-flight response to stress, it
activates the sympathetic NS
What is health? - ANSWER A state of complete physical, mental, and
social wellbeing
What is inservice education for nurses? - ANSWER professional training
or staff development for employed staff
Discuss primary, secondary, and tertiary promotion - ANSWER primary
is primary caregivers, secondary is hospital based services, and tertiary
is long term rehabilitation
What is the difference between Adaptive Coping and Maladaptive
Coping? - ANSWER adaptive is effective, makes healthy choices