Online RISP QUIZ 2

what are maslow’s 7 basic needs?

self- actualization

aesthetics

need to know and understand

esteem

belonging and love

safety

food, shelter, clothing

what are the 5 stages of grief ?

denial

anger

baraining

depression

acceptance

what are methods of verbal communication ?

spoken words

written words

slang

humor

voice tone

what are methods of non-verbal communication?

eye contact

facial expression

body movement

touch

physical appearance

what are the 3 types of touch ?

emotional support

emphasis

palpation

what is objective data ?

fever, rash, numeric values

what is subjective data?

percived by the individual only

-emotional and experiances

what is the sacred 7 ?

localization

chronology

quality

severity

onset

aggravating or alleviating factors

associated manifestations

what are the types of loss?

loss of health

-can result in changes, such as those in the muscuoskeletal, neurological systems

loss of social roles

-loss of autonomy or the ability to make one’s own desicions and control of thier life

age related losses

-cause changes in function

what are primary internal losses?

physical and/ or mental deterioration associated with disease process

what are secondary losses?

employment residence and insurance as a result of the primary loss

what is an acute loss?

low self esteem and loss of personal control can become chronic feelings

-leads to chronic sorrow

what is an ambigous loss?

phenomenon in which a person may exist physically but not cognitively , such as dementia or in the terminal phase of life and thier roles may dramically flucutate or completly change.

whst is grief ?

a neuropsycological process that occurs in response to loss in every age group and culture

what are the two temporal phases of grief ?

anticipatory grief: experienced prior to the actual loss

conventional grief : occurs after the fact following the loss

what is conventional grief ?

occurs after the fact , following the loss

what are 5 types of grieiving?

acute

chronic

delayed

supressed

what is the nomad type of grief ?

unresolved grief and may not grasp the effect that the loss has in thier lives

what is memorialist grief ?

create memorials , rituals and tributes, to honor the memories

what are the normalizers ?

welcome a sense of family and community

what the activists ?

reach out to help others who are facing the same illness or circumstances

what are the seekers?

embrace spiritual, phisophical, or religous beliefs to find comfort and meaning

what is chronic sorrow ?

the grief experianced from continual loss of milestones of life that are not reached , unrelenting loss of future plans, and lifestyle adaptations based on restrictions.

what is pathological grief?

charcterized by unrealenting feeling of sadness, guilt or anger whereas the presence of chronic sorrow .

what is coping ?

adapting to new circumstances through awarness, knowledge, and growth

what is coping behavior ?

a mechanism/ process to shield onself from psychological harm; requires accepting loss —> grieving —> adapting

what is maladaptive coping ?

-blaming others

-self indulging

-blaming onself

-using defense mechanisms

what is adaptive coping?

-healthier

-dealing with problems

-being realistic

what is coping considered?

a learnable skill

what are the three coping styles ?

-appraisal focused

-problem -focused

-emotion focused

what is appraisal focused coping ?

reframing meaning, breaking overwhelming situations into managable parts; strategies include examining values/ spirituality , reinterpreting negatives

what is problem focused coping?

practical , solution - oriented , define problem —> generate solutions —> weigh pros/cons

what is emotion focused coping ?

managing the feeling themselves ; includes emotional discharge adaptive crying/ joking ; maladaptive ; overeating/ drinkning , resigned acceptance and “letting go”