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1. Anxiety and Grief: The psychological adaptation to stress is explained
in terms of what two major responses?
2. Physical well
being Mental well
being
Social well being: According to the WHO, what 3 things are included in
mental health?
3. Ones most basic needs require fulfillment
- often times when people are in stress they have an unmet need: How
does Maslows hierarchy play into mental health?
4. 1. Positive attitude toward self
2. Growth, development, and the ability to achieve self-actualization
3. Integration
4. Autonomy
5. Perception of reality
6. Environmental mastery: Six indicators that are a reflection of mental
health?
5. Viewed as the successful adaptation to stressors from internal or external
environment, evidences by thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that are age-
ap- propriate and congruent with local and cultural norms: Mental health
6. Conditions that affect a persons thinking, feeling, mood or behavior
such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, or schizophrenia
- may be occasional or long acting
- maladaptation: What are mental illnesses?
7. Maladaptive response to stressors from internal or external environment,
evidences by thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that are incongruent with
local and cultural norms and interfere with individuals social, occupational
and/or physical functioning: Mental illnesses will be characterized by...
8. Their Commodities (medical illnesses): Why are mental health patients
likely to live 25 years less than others?
9. Bipolar disorder
Schizoaffective disorder
Major depressive disorder: What are the 3 severe mental illnesses?
10. Depression and anxiety
- also most treatable: What are the two most common mental illnesses?
11.Hildegard Peplau: Horowitz describes cultures influences that affect
how indi- viduals view mental illness which include ....
12.A client with a mental disorder and a substance abuse problem: Co
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occur- ring disorders
13. All individuals exhibit characteristics associated with both mental
health and mental illness
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Influenced by...
- our upbringing
- how we perceive the event
- temperament
- developmental maturity: Psychological adaptation to stress
14.The degree which these thoughts, feelings and behavior can interfere
with your individual function: Adaptation is...
15. A diffuse, vague apprehension associated with feelings of uncertainty
and helplessness
- Low levels are adaptive and can provide motivation required for survival
· Becomes problematic when individual is unable to prevent their
response from escalating to a level that interferes with ability to meet basic
needs: Psy- chological adaptation to stress (Anxiety)
16.Chaos and confusion: Anxiety arrives from the and
that exists in the world
17.You are unable to prevent your response from escalating and
interfering with ability to meet basic needs: Anxiety becomes problematic
when..
18. Mother of psychiatric nursing
- developed theoretical model for the therapeutic nurse-client: Hildegard
Pe- plau
19. Mild anxiety
- seldom a problem
- learning is enhanced
- able to function at optimal
level Moderate anxiety
- perceptual field begins to diminish
- attention span and ability to concentrate decrease
Severe anxiety
- perceptual field diminishes greatly
- limited attention span
- concentration centered on one thing
Panic anxiety
- most intense state
- hallucinations or delusions: Peplau's four levels of anxiety
20. Heightened perception
- noises may seem louder
Increased awareness and alertness
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1. Anxiety and Grief: The psychological adaptation to stress is explained
in terms of what two major responses?
2. Physical well
being Mental well
being
Social well being: According to the WHO, what 3 things are included in
mental health?
3. Ones most basic needs require fulfillment
- often times when people are in stress they have an unmet need: How
does Maslows hierarchy play into mental health?
4. 1. Positive attitude toward self
2. Growth, development, and the ability to achieve self-actualization
3. Integration
4. Autonomy
5. Perception of reality
6. Environmental mastery: Six indicators that are a reflection of mental
health?
5. Viewed as the successful adaptation to stressors from internal or external
environment, evidences by thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that are age-
ap- propriate and congruent with local and cultural norms: Mental health
6. Conditions that affect a persons thinking, feeling, mood or behavior
such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, or schizophrenia
- may be occasional or long acting
- maladaptation: What are mental illnesses?
7. Maladaptive response to stressors from internal or external environment,
evidences by thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that are incongruent with
local and cultural norms and interfere with individuals social, occupational
and/or physical functioning: Mental illnesses will be characterized by...
8. Their Commodities (medical illnesses): Why are mental health patients
likely to live 25 years less than others?
9. Bipolar disorder
Schizoaffective disorder
Major depressive disorder: What are the 3 severe mental illnesses?
10. Depression and anxiety
- also most treatable: What are the two most common mental illnesses?
11.Hildegard Peplau: Horowitz describes cultures influences that affect
how indi- viduals view mental illness which include ....
12.A client with a mental disorder and a substance abuse problem: Co
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occur- ring disorders
13. All individuals exhibit characteristics associated with both mental
health and mental illness
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Influenced by...
- our upbringing
- how we perceive the event
- temperament
- developmental maturity: Psychological adaptation to stress
14.The degree which these thoughts, feelings and behavior can interfere
with your individual function: Adaptation is...
15. A diffuse, vague apprehension associated with feelings of uncertainty
and helplessness
- Low levels are adaptive and can provide motivation required for survival
· Becomes problematic when individual is unable to prevent their
response from escalating to a level that interferes with ability to meet basic
needs: Psy- chological adaptation to stress (Anxiety)
16.Chaos and confusion: Anxiety arrives from the and
that exists in the world
17.You are unable to prevent your response from escalating and
interfering with ability to meet basic needs: Anxiety becomes problematic
when..
18. Mother of psychiatric nursing
- developed theoretical model for the therapeutic nurse-client: Hildegard
Pe- plau
19. Mild anxiety
- seldom a problem
- learning is enhanced
- able to function at optimal
level Moderate anxiety
- perceptual field begins to diminish
- attention span and ability to concentrate decrease
Severe anxiety
- perceptual field diminishes greatly
- limited attention span
- concentration centered on one thing
Panic anxiety
- most intense state
- hallucinations or delusions: Peplau's four levels of anxiety
20. Heightened perception
- noises may seem louder
Increased awareness and alertness
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