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NUR 162 Exam 2

  • Anxiety
  • Answer Vague feeling of dread or apprehension, it id a response to external or internal stimuli that can have behavioral, emotional, cognitive, or physical symptoms. Distinguished by fear.

  • Fear
  • Answer Feeling of being afraid or threatened by a clearly identifiable external stimulus that represents danger to a person.

  • Anxiety is in life, but can cause many functions

Answer unavoidable, positive

  • Positive functions of anxiety
  • Answer Motivating a person to solve problems or to resolve a crisis.

  • Anxiety is considered

Answer Normal

  • Anxiety disorders
  • Answer Group of conditions that share a key feature of excessive anxiety with ensuring behavioral, emotional, cognitive, and physiological responses.

  • Stress
  • Answer 1 / 4

Wear and tear that life causes on the body. It occurs when a person has difficulty dealing with life situations, problems, and goals.

  • Alarm reaction stage
  • Answer Sends message to the hypothalamus.

  • Resistance stage
  • Answer Everything slows down in the body and high oxygenated blood goes to extremities such as the muscles for fight or flight response.

  • Exhaustion stage
  • Answer When a person responds negatively to anxiety and stress. Emotionally and physically depleted.

  • 4 levels of anxiety
  • Answer Mild. moderate, severe, and panic

  • Mild anxiety
  • Answer Something is different and warrants special attention. Helps the person focus attention to learn, solve problems, think, act, feel, and protect him or herself.

  • Mild anxiety often people

Answer Motivates

  • Moderate anxiety
  • Answer Disturbing feeling that something id wrong. Nervous and agitated emotions. Difficulty concentrating independently, but can be redirected. 2 / 4

  • With moderate anxiety a pt process information, solve problems, and learn
  • new things

Answer Can

  • Severe anxiety
  • Answer Pt has troubles thinking and reasoning. Muscles tighten, vital signs increase, pt often paces, is restless, irritable, and has anger.

  • You can use - means to release tension for a serve anxiety pt

Answer Emotional psychomotor

  • Panic anxiety
  • Answer Fight, flight, or freeze response. Cognitive process focuses on persons defense. Adrenaline surge greatly which increases vitals and pupils enlarge.

  • Panic anxiety main concern
  • Answer Safety

  • How to work with anxious pts
  • Answer Be aware of your own anxiety level, assess pts anxiety, lower pt's anxiety to moderate or mild before educating

  • What kind of sentences do you use when working with an anxious pt?
  • Answer -

Short, simple, and easy to understand sentences. 3 / 4

  • What voice do you use for anxious pts?
  • Answer Low, calm, and soothing voice

  • What meds do you give for anxiety?
  • Answer Short term use of anxiolytics

  • A pt with panic anxiety cannot
  • Answer perceive potential harm and may not have the capacity for rational thinking.

  • Goal for panic anxiety enviorment
  • Answer Small, quiet, non stimulating room. MUST BE SAFE!!

  • How long does panic anxiety last?
  • Answer

  • to 30 minutes
  • Most common medication class used for anxiety?
  • Answer Benzodiazepines

  • Benzodiazepines have a high risk for

Answer Abuse and dependence

  • Benzodiazepines should only be used for

Answer

  • / 4

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NUR 162 Exam 2 1. Anxiety Answer Vague feeling of dread or apprehension, it id a response to external or internal stimuli that can have behavioral, emotional, cognitive, or physical symptoms. Disti...

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