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Which type of exercises should the Isometric/isotonic exercises due to vagal response
elderly/cardiac patients not take part
in?
When giving diuretics, which potassium
electrolyte do you supplement due
to the smallest margin of error?
Which system controls stress on the parasympathetic system
body, or the Fight or Flight instinct?
stress on the body/mind negative emotions, insomnia, alertness
stress causes: pupils dilate
stress causes: GI mouth is dry, dec. peristalsis, dec. appetite, N/V,
ulcers, heart burn
stress causes: heart inc. HR, inc. BP
, stress causes: lungs inc. respirations, dilate bronchioles,
hyperventilation -> resp. alk.
stress causes: blood glucose increased
stress causes: insulin production decreased
stress causes: sex drive dec. libido
stress causes: urinary dec. output
stress causes: musculoskeletal tension, headache, backache, sore muscles
stress causes: immune system dec. WBC count -> cancer
stress causes: skin/hair acne, eczema, psoriasis, hair loss
Relaxation Techniques for Stress exercise, art therapy, music, prayer, meditation,
Management reiki, breathing exercises, massage
What is a challenging stressor? Manageable, but requires mobilization of sources
What is a neutral stressor? taxes existing resources
What is a threatening stressor? Exceeds existing resources and personal
capabilities
Primary prevention Efforts to prevent an injury or illness from ever
occurring; educating and vaccinations
Secondary prevention screening and early detection
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Terms in this set (104)
Which type of exercises should the Isometric/isotonic exercises due to vagal response
elderly/cardiac patients not take part
in?
When giving diuretics, which potassium
electrolyte do you supplement due
to the smallest margin of error?
Which system controls stress on the parasympathetic system
body, or the Fight or Flight instinct?
stress on the body/mind negative emotions, insomnia, alertness
stress causes: pupils dilate
stress causes: GI mouth is dry, dec. peristalsis, dec. appetite, N/V,
ulcers, heart burn
stress causes: heart inc. HR, inc. BP
, stress causes: lungs inc. respirations, dilate bronchioles,
hyperventilation -> resp. alk.
stress causes: blood glucose increased
stress causes: insulin production decreased
stress causes: sex drive dec. libido
stress causes: urinary dec. output
stress causes: musculoskeletal tension, headache, backache, sore muscles
stress causes: immune system dec. WBC count -> cancer
stress causes: skin/hair acne, eczema, psoriasis, hair loss
Relaxation Techniques for Stress exercise, art therapy, music, prayer, meditation,
Management reiki, breathing exercises, massage
What is a challenging stressor? Manageable, but requires mobilization of sources
What is a neutral stressor? taxes existing resources
What is a threatening stressor? Exceeds existing resources and personal
capabilities
Primary prevention Efforts to prevent an injury or illness from ever
occurring; educating and vaccinations
Secondary prevention screening and early detection
