KHP 1139 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Peristalsis, Cardiac Output, Paresthesia
20 Nov 2017
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Stress: stress - an condition in which the person reposed to changes in the normal balanced state responses are often referred to coping strategies, coping responses, or coping mechanisms stressor - any event or stimulus that creates stress. Table 42-1: selected stressors associated with developmental stages. Stressors: child adolescent young adult middle adult older adult. Intellectual - in uence perception and problem solving ability s. Figure 42-1 some disorders that can be caused or aggravated by stress metabolic disorders cardiovascular disorders hyperthyroidism hypothyroidism diabetes coronary artery disease essential hypertension congestive heart failure skin disorders. Gi disorders eczema pruitus uricaria psoriasis constipation diarrhea duodenal ulcer anorexia nervosa respiratory disorders obesity asthma hay fever ulcerative colitis. Stimulus based - stress is de ned as a stimulus, a life event, or a set of circumstances that arouses physiological or psychological that may increased the individuals vulnerability to illness.
