NURS 3121 Week 4 Test With
Complete Solution
Anxiety is characterized by.... - ANSWER a mix of physiological,
psychological, behavioural, and cognitive symptoms
are all anxiety disorders are the same? - ANSWER no.... each disorder has
distinctive characteristics
overarching theme of ALL anxiety disorders - ANSWER excessive irrational
fear and dread
4 types of anxiety - ANSWER -mild
-moderate
-severe
-panic
mild anxiety - ANSWER -everyone has it
moderate anxiety - ANSWER -begins to impact functioning
-you may be able to do some teaching here
severe anxiety - ANSWER -you can no longer do any teaching
panic - ANSWER everything is dyregulated
-talk calmly
-model breathing
,-keep patient safe
-keep yourself safe
most common mental illness - ANSWER anxiety
-11.6% of Canadians over 18 have it
fear - ANSWER reaction to real of perceived danger
normal anxiety - ANSWER necessary for survival
ex: anxiety before an exam or presentation
defence mechanisms: levels - ANSWER 3 different levels
1. primitive
2. mid-level
3. mature
defence mechanisms: primitive characteristics - ANSWER -regression
-dissociation
-denial
-projection
-acting out
-reaction formation
-compartmentalization
defence mechanisms: mid level characteristics - ANSWER -displacement
-intellectualization
, -rationalization
-undoing
-repression
defence mechanisms: mature characteristics - ANSWER -self assertion
-compensation
-anticipation
-self observation
-sublimation
-suppression
-altruism
-affiliation
limbic system and anxiety - ANSWER -hypothalamus
-reticular activating systems (RAS)
limbic system and anxiety: hypothalamus - ANSWER -unconscious response
to stress
-fight or flight response
-connects to RAS
Complete Solution
Anxiety is characterized by.... - ANSWER a mix of physiological,
psychological, behavioural, and cognitive symptoms
are all anxiety disorders are the same? - ANSWER no.... each disorder has
distinctive characteristics
overarching theme of ALL anxiety disorders - ANSWER excessive irrational
fear and dread
4 types of anxiety - ANSWER -mild
-moderate
-severe
-panic
mild anxiety - ANSWER -everyone has it
moderate anxiety - ANSWER -begins to impact functioning
-you may be able to do some teaching here
severe anxiety - ANSWER -you can no longer do any teaching
panic - ANSWER everything is dyregulated
-talk calmly
-model breathing
,-keep patient safe
-keep yourself safe
most common mental illness - ANSWER anxiety
-11.6% of Canadians over 18 have it
fear - ANSWER reaction to real of perceived danger
normal anxiety - ANSWER necessary for survival
ex: anxiety before an exam or presentation
defence mechanisms: levels - ANSWER 3 different levels
1. primitive
2. mid-level
3. mature
defence mechanisms: primitive characteristics - ANSWER -regression
-dissociation
-denial
-projection
-acting out
-reaction formation
-compartmentalization
defence mechanisms: mid level characteristics - ANSWER -displacement
-intellectualization
, -rationalization
-undoing
-repression
defence mechanisms: mature characteristics - ANSWER -self assertion
-compensation
-anticipation
-self observation
-sublimation
-suppression
-altruism
-affiliation
limbic system and anxiety - ANSWER -hypothalamus
-reticular activating systems (RAS)
limbic system and anxiety: hypothalamus - ANSWER -unconscious response
to stress
-fight or flight response
-connects to RAS