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Stress - Lessons 5 and 6

RaeAnn Thompson Health 10 English 14 cards

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  1. 1Stressa feeling of pressure
    around events,
    circumstances or situations
  2. 2Internal StressorA stress that comes from your own thinking
    (wanting to do well, worrying about what others think, etc.)
  3. 3External StressorA stress from the outside world
    (school, home, friend drama, etc.)
  4. 4Alarm Stage"Fight or Flight"; body increases heart and breathing rate, slows digestion, blood sugar increases, etc.
  5. 5Resistance StageThe body tries to restore balance, or equilibrium. It's successful if the stress goes away; if it doesn't, you move to the next stage.
  6. 6Exhaustion StageStress is constant, so your body can't adapt. You can become ill (skin and digestion problems, high blood pressure, heart disease, cancer, and mental disorders like anxiety and depression.
  7. 7Positive Ways to Cope with Stress-Healthy Choices
    -Get support
    -Understand your feelings
    -Find ways to relax
    -Keep a sense of humor
    -Take action when you can
    -Figure out how to eliminate or prevent in the future
  8. 8Endorphins"Feel good" chemicals released by your brain when you exercise. Help you cope with stress and sleep more soundly.
  9. 9Deep BreathingWhen you breathe slowly and deeply, it tells your brain to calm down. Counter acts effects of "Flight or Fight."
  10. 10Progressive Muscle RelaxationTense different muscle groups, one at a time, and then let them relax. Tension helps the muscles relax more deeply.
  11. 11Guided ImageryPicture a calm place, and imagine a restful experience. Take a mental vacation.
  12. 12Time ManagementA lot of stress can be avoided if you learn how to make the best use of your time and be organized.
  13. 13Physical Activity30 minutes of aerobic activity releases endorphins from your brain.
  14. 14Talking about it / Get SupportMaybe you just need someone to listen, maybe you need advice. Either way, having support can make our stressful burdens seem lighter.

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Stress Vocabulary and concepts
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RaeAnn Thompson · Oct 2015
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Jul 22, 2016
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