NUR 180 MH EXAM 2 EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION GUIDE A+
GRADED 100 PERCENT VERIFIED LATEST
VERSION 2025 UPDATED REVIEW PAPER
2026 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
⩥ Stress. Answer: an internal or external even or demand of life
experienced by the individual that is perceived and appraised for scope
and meaning on a continuum to determine whether resources and
abilities for management are available, exceeded, or exhausted
⩥ Is light stress good for cognition?. Answer: Yes
⩥ Signs and Symptoms of stress. Answer: Irritability, difficulty sleeping,
sleeping too much, anxiety, guilt, indecisiveness, loss of appetite, sexual
relations, and interest in work, isolation, alcohol or drug abuse, inability
to concentrate
⩥ Examples of physiological stressors. Answer: cancer
copd
dementia
DM
,Organ failure
MI
Acute and chronic pain
Traumatic injury
⩥ Examples of psychological/emotional stressors. Answer: birth of child
caregiving
change in health status
death of close family member or friend
diagnosis of terminal illness
divorce
failing an exam
loss of job
marriage
parenting
physical disability
relationship problems
⩥ Acute stress. Answer: the most common type of stress and typically
occurs for a short period of time.
Occurs in reaction to a real or perceived threat, demand, or pressure.
Resolution of the stressor leads to elimination of the stress response
, ⩥ Episodic acute stress. Answer: self inflicted stress
Most common in type A personalities
They may always be in a hurry or irritable or constantly worry
⩥ Chronic stress. Answer: Represents a sustained or perpetual demand,
threat, or pressure, that is harmful to health because it wears on
individuals continuously.
Can stem from long-term stressors such as chronic occupation stress,
relationship, or financial stress
Often associated with a loss of hope that the situation can improve
⩥ Primary prevention of stress. Answer: Stress management and
reduction techniques, Counseling, Health education, Family
enhancement, Social support enhancement and network building,
Wellness programs
⩥ Secondary prevention of stress. Answer: Using screening tools to
determine stress levels.
⩥ Tertiary prevention of stress. Answer: Treatment and recovery from
stress related
illnesses, Counseling services, Employee assistance programs. Help
them live a therapeutic lifestyle
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION GUIDE A+
GRADED 100 PERCENT VERIFIED LATEST
VERSION 2025 UPDATED REVIEW PAPER
2026 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
⩥ Stress. Answer: an internal or external even or demand of life
experienced by the individual that is perceived and appraised for scope
and meaning on a continuum to determine whether resources and
abilities for management are available, exceeded, or exhausted
⩥ Is light stress good for cognition?. Answer: Yes
⩥ Signs and Symptoms of stress. Answer: Irritability, difficulty sleeping,
sleeping too much, anxiety, guilt, indecisiveness, loss of appetite, sexual
relations, and interest in work, isolation, alcohol or drug abuse, inability
to concentrate
⩥ Examples of physiological stressors. Answer: cancer
copd
dementia
DM
,Organ failure
MI
Acute and chronic pain
Traumatic injury
⩥ Examples of psychological/emotional stressors. Answer: birth of child
caregiving
change in health status
death of close family member or friend
diagnosis of terminal illness
divorce
failing an exam
loss of job
marriage
parenting
physical disability
relationship problems
⩥ Acute stress. Answer: the most common type of stress and typically
occurs for a short period of time.
Occurs in reaction to a real or perceived threat, demand, or pressure.
Resolution of the stressor leads to elimination of the stress response
, ⩥ Episodic acute stress. Answer: self inflicted stress
Most common in type A personalities
They may always be in a hurry or irritable or constantly worry
⩥ Chronic stress. Answer: Represents a sustained or perpetual demand,
threat, or pressure, that is harmful to health because it wears on
individuals continuously.
Can stem from long-term stressors such as chronic occupation stress,
relationship, or financial stress
Often associated with a loss of hope that the situation can improve
⩥ Primary prevention of stress. Answer: Stress management and
reduction techniques, Counseling, Health education, Family
enhancement, Social support enhancement and network building,
Wellness programs
⩥ Secondary prevention of stress. Answer: Using screening tools to
determine stress levels.
⩥ Tertiary prevention of stress. Answer: Treatment and recovery from
stress related
illnesses, Counseling services, Employee assistance programs. Help
them live a therapeutic lifestyle
